Titlebook: Geographic Information and Cartography for Risk and Crisis Management; Towards Better Solut Milan Konecny,Sisi Zlatanova,Temenoujka L. Band

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Modeling of Spatiotemporal Distribution of Urban Population at High Resolution – Value for Risk Asseay and night distributions are directly comparable, as is demonstrated in sample applications in the context of emergency management. Verification and validation procedures and demonstrations indicate that the approach suits the objectives.

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Metainformation in Crisis Management Architecture – Theoretical Approaches, INSPIRE Solutiontor, which is the main tool for spatial data and services metadata creation and management. However, several errors can be found in this implementation, which also include differences between the implementing rules and the implementation itself..The results of both studies show the same insufficienc

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Collaborative Post-disaster Damage Mapping via Geo Web Services used to create more suitable information for different stakeholders. The aim of this chapter is to evaluate the relevance and importance of Geo Web Services in the disaster management domain and present a suitable Geo Web Service architecture for a collaborative post-disaster damage mapping system.

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Decision Support for Tsunami Early Warning in Indonesia: The Role of OGC Standardsem integrates terrestrial observation networks of seismology and geodesy with marine measuring sensors, satellite technologies and pre-calculated simulation scenarios. The GITEWS sensor systems integrate the respective sensor information and process it to aggregated sensor observations in real time.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03442-8GIS; Geoinformationssysteme; TerraSAR-X; cartography; geographic data; geoinformation; geospatial; spatial