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3rd International Conference on Advances in Space Technologies (ICAST)

Time and Duration
Time: 
06/07/2011 - 08/07/2011
Basic Information
Venue: 
Institute of Geographical Information Systems National University of Science and Technology RIMMS Building, Sector H-12
Venue City: 
Islamabad
Venue Country: 
Pakistan
Event Organisers: 

 Institute of Geographical Information Systems National University of Sciences and Technology Islamabad, Pakistan

 

 

Co-organisers: 
  •  Higher Education Commission, Pakistan (HEC)
  • Pakistan Meteorological Department Islamabad, Pakistan
  • Pakistan Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) Lahore, Pakistan 
  • The University of Oklohoma Lahore, Pakistan 
  • Global Change Impact Study Center (GCISC) Islamabad, Pakistan 
  •  Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS)
  • Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) Islamabad, Pakistan 
More Information Link: 
ICAST 2011
Language of event: 
English

This conference will focus on the use of space technologies for hydrologic disasters & climate change research.

latitude: 
33.7182
longitude: 
73.0605
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Tap India's Space Tech To Solve Natural Disasters

Asean and India should jointly set up a space-technology-aided disaster management centre to monitor natural calamities in the region, said Malaysia's special envoy on infrastructure to India Datuk

Publishing Information
Publishing Date: 
Tue, 08/03/2011 - 15:47
latitude: 
100.62
longitude: 
34.0479
Processed by Argilli Lydia on Mar 8th 2011

2nd NIDM - Space Technology Application in Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Response

Time and Duration
Time: 
28/03/2011 - 30/03/2011
Basic Information
Venue: 
NIDM
Venue City: 
New Delhi
Venue Country: 
India
Event Organisers: 

UNOOSA/UN SPIDER, NIDM

Language of event: 
English
Training Details
Is a certificate Issued?: 
No certificate issued or not known

There is an increasing trend in disasters both in frequency as well as in the damage caused in terms of human casualties, economic and ecological damage.

latitude: 
28.6353
longitude: 
77.225
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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

Publishing Information
Publishing Date: 
Thu, 16/09/2010 - 16:26
latitude: 
13.7234
longitude: 
100.476
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tomaszewski_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

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

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van_langenhove_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

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

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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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post_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

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

 

Processed by marin.eladi on Nov 13th 2009

lienlaf_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

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

Processed by marin.eladi on Nov 13th 2009

kucinskas_3rd_ws-bonn_21_10_09.pdf

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

Processed by marin.eladi on Nov 13th 2009