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名称 Disaster management and human health risk III: reducing risk, improving outcomes
索引号 D523.29-53/E20141/3
分类号 D523.29-53/E20141
D523.2(人事)
D523(行政管理)
D52(世界政治制度与国家机构)
D5(世界政治)
D(政治、法律)
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出版社 Southampton, UK : WIT Press ; Billerica, MA : Computational Mechanics, c2013.
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页数 394 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
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注解 "This volume contains reviewed contributions presented at the 3rd International Conference on Disaster Management and Human Health: Reducing Risk, Improving Outcomes, held in A Coruña, Spain."--Preface. 內容 Contents Section 1: Disaster monitoring and mitigation Smart objects and wireless sensor networks for monitoring: sustainable technology in disaster management; Development of a spatially explicit vulnerability-resilience model for community level hazard mitigation enhancement; The use of social media by UK local resilience forums; Earthquake and tsunami recovery efforts in northeastern Japan Section 2: Disaster analysis Study on the development of the loss estimation method for urban flood in Korea; Relationship of debris flows owing to climate change: Korea's case; Site-specific soil microzonation for hazard resistant site and land use planning; Identification of microorganisms promoting debris flows caused by eutrophication of hillside ecosystems Section 3: Emergency preparedness A framework for organisational operational response and strategic decision making for long term flood preparedness in urban areas; Towards a demand forecast methodology for recurrent disasters; Revising a regional disaster management plan using ethnographic data; An integrated model of psychological preparedness for threat and impacts of climate change disasters; Healthcare providers: will they come to work during an influenza pandemic?; Managing public health expectations: the micro community model of bio-preparedness; Risk minimal routes for emergency cars; Emergency planning and visualization: the case of Miami-Dade County's Emergency Operations Center Section 4: Critical information and communication technologies for disaster preparedness and response (Special session organised by J. W. S. Liu) A linked-data based virtual repository for disaster management tools and applications; Physical-layer communication recovery for heterogeneous network; Landmark-based self-healing service recovery for distributed pub/sub services on disaster management and M2M systems; An approach to assess suitable lands for disaster mitigation; Participant selection for crowdsourcing disaster information; Trustworthy emergency information brokerage service (TIBS) Section 5: Risk mitigation Landslide risk management in Malaysia; Individualised risk communication of sediment-disaster evaluated using a psychological process model Section 6: Multihazard risk assessment (Special session organised by D. A. Novelo-Casanova) Integrated risk assessment to natural hazards: case study - Motozintla, Chiapas, Mexico; Bridging research, policy, and practice: development of an integrated research programme Section 7: Learning from disasters Public opinion guidance and science and technology dissemination for public health emergencies; Study of the liquefaction phenomenon due to an earthquake: case study of Urayasu city Section 8: Socio-economic issues Disaster management policy and conflict resolution: a case study of South Korea's dam construction; Development and validation of a stochastic disaster impact model; The impact of flood on the socio-economic status of residents of Wadata and Gado-villa communities in the Makurdi metropolitan area of Benue State, Nigeria; Community resilience factors to disaster in Saudi Arabia: the case of Makkah Province; Housing policy in Mexico and its impacts; Volunteers in emergency management: an investment in the future?