Titlebook: Integrated Catastrophe Risk Modeling; Supporting Policy Pr Aniello Amendola,Tatiana Ermolieva,Reinhard Mechle Book 2013 Springer Science+Bu

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Tatiana Ermolieva,Yuri Ermolieveasoned professional.Contains over 12.000 definitions and 13I am pleased to present a work which marks a milestone in the history of public works and, more precisely, in that of permanent structures—a comprehensive dictionary of Civil Engineering terms. Since the beginning of time, Man has always tr

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Modeling Risk and Uncertainty: Managing Flash Flood Risk in Viennain Vienna, Austria. The methodology illustrates how, by the use of catastrophe models, it is possible to extend traditional engineering-based approaches to flood risk management to integrate loss spreading techniques (such as the purchase of flood insurance or the maintenance of a catastrophe fund)

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Modeling Catastrophe Risk for Designing Insurance Systemsn integrated catastrophe management model which explores alternative risk spreading options. As a case study we consider the seismic prone Tuscany region of Italy. Special attention is given to the evaluation of a public loss-spreading program involving partial compensation to victims by the central

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Dams and Catastrophe Risk: Discounting in Long Term Planningtering of people, production facilities, and infrastructure in hazard-prone areas. The concerned region may be exposed to very large losses from the low probability-high consequence event of a dam break. Endogeneity of risks on land use decisions represents new challenges for dam development plannin

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Economic Growth Under Catastrophesith possible catastrophic impacts. A shock is understood as an event removing from the economy a part of the capital. We show that even in the case of well-behaving economies defined by the Harrod-Domar model, persistent in time shocks implicitly modify the economy and may lead to various traps and

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Modeling Macro Scale Disaster Risk: The CATSIM ModeltropheSIMulation) model developed at IIASA for assistance in such planning exercises. CATSIM represents a simple but . economic framework for evaluating economic disaster impacts, and the costs and benefits of measures for reducing those impacts. CATSIM uses stochastic simulation of disaster risks i

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