Titlebook: Extreme Events in Nature and Society; Sergio Albeverio,Volker Jentsch,Holger Kantz Book 2006 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006 Dynami

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Computer Simulations of Opinions and their Reactions to Extreme Eventslow for consensus (one final opinion), polarization (two final opinions), and fragmentation (more than two final opinions), depending on how tolerant people are to different opinions. We then simulate the reactions of people to Xevents, in that we modify the opinion of an individual and investigate

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Risk Management and Physical Modelling for Mountainous Natural Hazardsther natural hazards. Xevents are of particular concern, since attempts to protect against them result in exponentially growing costs. In this contribution, we suggest an integral risk management approach to dealing with natural hazards that occur in mountainous areas. Using the example of a mountai

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Prevention of Surpriseinability to stop these human, environmental and economic effects. In this chapter we consider the management of surprise in the framework of a wide spectrum of hazard levels. For instance, a reduction in greenhouse gases might reduce the probability of extreme climate changes. We have developed a g

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Disasters as Extreme Events and the Importance of Network Interactions for Disaster Response Managemeraction networks responsible for the cascade-like spreading of disasters. Such causality networks allow one to estimate the development of disasters with time, to give hints about when to take certain actions, to assess the suitability of alternative measures of emergency management, and to anticip

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978-3-642-06679-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006

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