Sentence examples for analysis of the disaster from inspiring English sources

Nasa's Columbia crew survival investigation report follows the first comprehensive analysis of the disaster, issued six months afterwards, and makes similar recommendations.

He says the report gave an analysis of the disaster that would not surprise anyone in the oil industry – but "it tries to put the best light on it for BP, as you'd expect for an internal report which will play a part in legal actions in the future".

Analysis of the disaster management literature identified how a strengthened health system can promote resilience and an efficient recovery in the face of disasters (Bayntun et al. 2012).

Besides analyzing disaster severities in terms of fatalities and extent of affected population, analysis of the disaster frequencies also revealed interesting results in identifying the countries/regions that are more exposed to the various types of disasters.

Therefore, carrying out an analysis of the disaster response during the first 0 5 days of the disaster also requires a shift in focus from the international actors to the national government and subsequent disaster management system.

The analysis of the disaster risk governance system in this paper draws heavily on resilience thinking, and in particular resilience frameworks that emphasise the capacity of a system to respond to shocks and stresses in different ways – such as by coping, adapting and transforming (Bené et al. 2012; Cutter et al. 2008; Pelling 2011).

This involves identification of stakeholders and timeline analysis of the disasters the community has faced.

Not much went right, really.Sir Tim had a ringside seat in all this, and provides a lucid analysis of how the disaster unfolded.

The World Health Organisation's analysis of the Fukushima disaster concludes that "for the general population inside and outside of Japan... no observable increases in cancer rates above baseline rates are anticipated".

As in the analysis of the Challenger disaster, the Columbia accident was seen as the result of both mechanical and organizational causes that needed to be addressed before shuttle flights could resume.

The posted document was later changed to remove all references to Areva, and Dr. Braun and Areva did not reply to questions about what simulation code or codes the company may have used to arrive at its analysis of the Fukushima disaster.