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Session Number |
Title |
Author, Organisation |
Topic |
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ME 1 |
Early thermal infrared Warning to strong Earthquake and Tsunami: An Example from the Indian Ocean in 2004 |
Z. Qiang et al.,
Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration |
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ME 2 |
Long-term Monitoring of Earthquake Precursor Phenomena |
A. Kopf,
Research Centre Ocean Margins, University of Bremen, Germany |
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ME 3 |
An Early Warning System is Needed for Earthquake Disaster Mitigation in Syria: Detecting and monitoring the active Faulting Zones along the Afro-Arabian-Syrian Rift System |
M. Dalati,
General Organization of Remote Sensing, Office of Natural Disaster Management, Syria |
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ME 4 |
ALISE: An Alert and Information System for Earthquakes in Germany |
M. Henger et al.,
Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Germany |
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ME 5 |
Increasing Preparedness for Fluvial Floods: The Development of an European Flood Alert System |
J. Thielen et al.,
European Commission Joint Research Centre, Italy |
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ME 6 |
Satellite remote sensing-based Fire Danger Rating System to support Forest and Land Fire Management in Indonesia |
O. Roswintiarti &
M.R. Khomarudin,
Indonesian National Institute of Aeronautics and Space |
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ME 7 |
International and real-time Observation of Krakatau volcanic Activity: Preliminary Results |
T. Warsito,
University of Lampung, Indonesia |
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ME 8 |
MunicRe GeoRiscResearch "Hurricane Risks" |
E. Faust,
MunichRe Foundation, Germany |
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MH 1 |
The Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS): A Cornerstone for Monitoring Systems enabling Early Warning |
M. Rothacher et al.,
GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam, Germany
Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology and Seismological Laboratory, University of Nevada, USA |
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MH 2 |
Taking Advantage of space-based Technologies in the Implementation of Early Warning Systems |
D. Stevens &
S. Camacho,
United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, Austria |
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MH 3 |
Effectiveness of Satellite Products for rapid Risk Mapping: Proven Approach of the International Charter "Space and Major Disasters" |
J.-L. Bessis,
National Centre for Spatial Affairs, France |
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MH 4 |
Information Exchange for Multi-hazard Incident Notifications |
R. Iannella,
National ICT Australia |
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MH 5 |
Interoperability in the Context of Marine Geosensor Networks |
C. Waldmann et al.,
University of Bremen, Germany |
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MH 6 |
METEORISK and EMMA: Two European Projects for Extreme Weather Warnings |
M. Staudinger,
Regionalstelle für Salzburg und Oberösterreich, Austria |
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MH 7 |
WMO global operational Network in Support of Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems |
M. Golnaraghi,
World Meteorological Organisation |
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MH 8 |
Climate Observation Network for Early Warning Systems in Western South America |
J.L. Camacho,
International Research Centre on the El Niño Phenomenon, Ecuador |
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MH 9 |
Multi-hazard Early Warning for Impact Assessment in Food Crisis Prevention Processes |
A. di Vecchia &
V. Tarchiani et al.,
National Research Council, Institute for Biometeorology, Italy |
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MH 10 |
Global Monitoring of Humanitarian Disasters |
D. al Khudhairy,
European Commission Joint Research Centre |
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MH 11 |
Country and local Warning Systems |
N. Stathurova,
Telegrafia Inc., Slovak Republic |
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PPE 1 |
Developing Global Hazard Preparedness |
L. Stanbrough,
Benfield Hazard Research Centre, United Kingdom |
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PPE 2 |
European Research Policy on Early Warning of naturally and human-induced Disasters |
K. Fabbri & G. Weets,
Directorate General Information Society and Media, Unit ICT for the Environment, European Commission |
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PPE 3 |
Mainstreaming Early Warning of Hazards and Conflicts |
U. Oswald-Spring &
H.G. Brauch,
National Independent University of Mexico & Freie Universität Berlin, Germany |
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PPE 4 |
Responsibilities and Bureaucracies as Hurdles to community-based Early Warning Initiatives |
D. de Vries,
Department of Anthropology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA |
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PPE 5 |
Early Warning Systems in Indigenous Communities in Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico |
X. Moya,
United Nations Development Programme, Mexico |
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PPE 6 |
Effective Early Warning: A people-centred Approach to make Communities safer |
H. Letz,
Department of Disaster Preparedness and Response, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies |
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PPE 7 |
Natural Disaster and its Emergency Response in Shanghai and Eastern China |
T. Xu & Y. Zhaoguo,
Shanghai Meteorological Bureau, China |
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PPE 8 |
Bridging the Gaps between Early Warning and Quick Action: Experiences from the Practices of reducing and mitigating Typhoon Disasters in Shanghai |
M. Xu,
Shanghai Typhoon Institute, Shanghai Meteorological Bureau, China |
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PPE 9 |
Vulnerability of Structures of Logistics in Food Trade |
U. Platz,
Bundesanstalt für Landwirtschaft und Ernährung, Germany |
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PPE 10 |
OK-GIS: Open Disaster Management with Open Source GIS based on Spatial Data Infrastructures |
A. Zipf et al.,
University of Applied Sciences Mainz, Germany |
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PPE 11 |
Communicating Early Flood Warnings to the Public using Interactive Maps and the Internet |
F. Basic,
School of Mathematical and Geospatial Sciences, RMIT University, Australia |
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PPE 12 |
Flood Early Warning System Mozambique |
T. Loster,
MunichRe Foundation, Germany |
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PPE 13 |
Early Warning: The critical Element to mitigate the Effects of Natural Disasters |
A. Avidan,
MadahCom, Inc., USA |
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P 1 |
Automatic local Weather Warning System (ALWWS) |
K. Brandt,
Donnerwetter GmbH, Germany |
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P 2 |
Cartography and Geoinformatics for Early Warning |
M. Konecny,
President, International Cartographic Association, Czech Republic |
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P 3 |
Community Networks for the Prevention of Disasters |
G. Bolaños,
National Commission for Risk Reduction and Emergency Attention, Costa Rica |
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P 4 |
People-centred area-specific Flood Warning System: Improving Communication of and Community Responses to Flood Warnings |
M.S. Rahman,
Bangladesh Disaster Preparedness Centre |
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P 5 |
Building Tornado Warning System for Bangladesh |
E. Tsunozaki,
Asian Disaster Reduction Centre |
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P 6 |
Building the Resilience of Communities to Disasters in Pakistan |
S. Aschour,
Islamic Relief Germany |
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P 7 |
Flood Warning System as a Sector of an integrated Flood Action Plan in Imamzade Davood Basin, Province of Tehran |
J. Vatanfada & F. Avarideh,
Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Energy, Iran |
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P 8 |
Drought Assessment and Monitoring for the ECO Region using Satellite Data |
I. Moradi,
Iran Meteorological Organization |
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P 9 |
Monitoring weather-related Threats to Food Security in Ecuador |
G. Hyman,
International Centre for Tropical Agriculture |
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P 10 |
Star & Caring Wings: An Early Warning System for Forest Fire Smoke Impacts |
M. Statheropoulos &
D. Diagourtas,
National Technical University of Athens, Greece |
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P 11 |
Master Plan concerning seismic Risk Assessment, Mitigation and Early Warning in the Hatay Province, Turkey on the Basis of Microzonation, Vulnerability and Preparedness Studies |
E.M. Geenen &
D.H. Lang,
Institute for Socio-economic and Cultural International Analysis, Germany |
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