Missing detailsvideotape footage and validated ratingscales; Electromagnetic motion sensors; Leakage rate; etc

flood routing simulation based on 2D hydrodynamic model, and flood losses assessment based on GIS cell; model data

This model is tested to support GIService selection in global spatial data infrastructures (SDIs)To collect globally distributed performance information, we designed a new monitoring mechanism by utilizing volunteer and cloud computingBy crawling GIService information from a number of popular SDIswe obtained 3188 (WMS), 328 (WFS) and 41 (WCS) addresses, which provide XML-based descriptions of web service interfacesMore than 80,000 spatial data set were retrieved from these OGC

Included the 16 area hospital. These included a single Level I trauma center (TC), two Level 3 TCs, and 281 moulaged volunteers. Nine hospitals presented with less than 200 beds (range, 52Y162), whereas six presented with more than 200 beds (range, 220Y795).

he OzCT geotagger has been recently deployed in a

Un evento per valutare in maniera sistematica le soluzioni per le necessità attuali ed emergenti in modo che i professionisti possano eseguirlo seguendo un approccio pragmatico e sistematico.

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system of the OzCrisisTracker application.The best method to evaluate the effectiveness of automated or semi-automated geotagging processes—such as identifying geo/non-geo references, specifying the geographic focus in the content and disambiguation of the results of the geo references—is to compare the results with manual human geotagging.

Case Studies: Hurricane Sandy (500.000 Tweets), Nepal Earthquake event (822 tweets)

adopts a survey method to collect data from professional emergency responders participating in multi-agency disaster management exercisesIn parallel to the quantitative data collection also qualitative data were collected before, during, and after the surveyed cross border exercises.

In-depth interviews were held with 101 individuals including health workers, malaria focal persons, and Regional Health Bureaus from Oromia and southern nations, nationalities, and peoples’ region, as well as participants from the Federal Ministry of Health and development partners

Simulation and qualitative evaluation, verbal briefing as group activity and written reflection by each individual after each simulation.

Participants were sampled from exiting pedestrians (169 individuals)