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ESCAP launches Asia-Pacific mechanism on drought monitoring and early warning

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), launched in to service a Regional Cooperative Mechanism on Drought Monitoring and Early War

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Tomaszewski Brian. Rochester Institute of Technology. Progress on the Visual Globe and Space-Aid Matrix

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 Guido Van Langenhove. Experiences with space technology in management of 2009 floods in northern Namibia, - the user perspective. Hydrological Services Namibia

taubenboeck_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

 Hannes Taubenboeck. The future will be urban –Capabilities and solutions from remote sensing for risk assessment and management. German Aerospace Center (DLR)

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Joachim Post. Contribution to the Disaster Management SensorWeb Pilot Project – a longer-term perspective.German Aerospace Center

 

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Lienlaf Ivan. SNIT – Geospatial Information for Decision Making. The Chilean Experience. Executive Secretariat of SNIT Chile - Ministry of National Properties

kucinskas_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

Kucinskas Algis. Towards an Interactive Educational Environment for Disaster Management Support (IEEDM Project).

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Meron Kinfemichael. Health Database and Web-Mapping for Emergency Responses. A prototype Application for Ethiopia. UNECA

frye_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

Frye Stuart.Overview on Namibian Flood SensorWeb Pilot Project. NASA

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Faucher Pascal. “Disaster Management and Space Technology - From Concepts to Application”. CNES