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Jose Luis Galdon-Salvador,Fernando J. Garrigos-Simon,Ignacio Gil-Pechuanl to disaster reduction and hazard risk management of world landslide disasters. Previous work on landslide mapping at the global scale was accomplished by prerequisite geographic data such as real-time precipitation, population distribution, and human casualty dataset. By combining the traditional

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Michael Bartl,Nayeli Tusches suffering from water shortages. It introduces a new water cycle management concept for designing water systems that mimic the hydrological cycle, where reclaimed water is produced, stored/regulated, supplied and used in a semi-natural manner so that its self-purification capacity and system effici