Table 7 summarizes all of the analysis results related to the regression fits, with RMSE and adjusted R 2. Table 7 and Fig. 4 show that for injuries (I) and fatalities (F), the models show low fits compared to those for home loss (H).
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Home loss (H), injury (I), and fatality (F) are used as dependent variables of the regression models for human (social) losses, and their statistics came directly from the EM-DAT and NGDC databases for most of the earthquakes considered in the present study, or from referenced reports (Table 1).
As far as fatal accidents and injuries are concerned, common (European) definitions (i.e. fatalities within 30 days from the accident) exist and the low related level of under-reporting allows for meaningful comparisons to be carried out between most European countries.
We examined whether the intervention was related to abrupt significant declines in three types of alcohol-related collisions (i.e. fatalities, injuries or property damage only) compared to the same type of collisions without alcohol involvement.
If the road users, the railway passengers and the personnel involved in railway accidents are excluded, 46 fatalities (i.e. 68% of all fatalities) can, most probably, be assigned to trespassers.
Examples include the 1792 eruption of Unzen (VEI 2, 14,524 fatalities) and the 1912 eruption of Novarupta, Alaska (VEI 6, 2 fatalities).
Conclusion: Surviving to drug-related cardiovascular failure requiring major catecholamine doses overwhelming the usual thresholds associated with irreversibility (i.e. fatality rates of 100%) in non-toxic situations.
The crashes in the dataset were already geocoded and included some important information such as severity of crashes (i.e., fatality, injury (three different categories) and property damage only), and weather conditions at the time of crashes.
GPS units had a 3-year operational life and were configured with ultra-high frequency (UHF) beacons that enabled ground tracking for field-based confirmation of events (i.e., fatality).
