Titlebook: Geophysical Hazards; Minimizing Risk, Max Tom Beer Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Disaster reduction.Emergency plannin

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978-94-007-3140-0Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010

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Social Science Perspectives on Hazards and Vulnerability Sciencetives from the natural, social, health, and engineering sciences..Vulnerability research focuses on the intersection of natural systems, social systems, and the built environment. These three component areas intersect with the spatial social sciences to play a critical role in advancing vulnerabilit

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Communicating Geological Hazards: Educating, Training and Assisting Geoscientists in Communication Sical audiences. Institutions need to support the efforts of geoscientists in communicating their results through providing communications training; ensuring access to communications professionals; rewarding efforts to engage the public; and devoting sufficient staff and budget to the effort of disse

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Introduction of a New International Research Program: Integrated Research on Disaster Risk - The Chatural and human-induced environmental hazards – has now been initiated, with the support of ICSU, the International Social Sciences Council and the UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction. The focus of the research programme is on disaster risk and disaster risk reduction and takes an integ

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Building a University Network for Disaster Risk Reduction in sub-Saharan Africa nor do they teach practical methods in the fields of disaster prevention and management. These efforts have also been hampered by lack of databases and difficulties with effective dissemination of information. To address and find sustainable solutions to these challenges a scoping team of African s