Sentence examples for disaster evaluation from inspiring English sources

Methods of building emergency refuge system in underground coal mine were proposed, that were, establish coal enterprises and government and banks trinity of financing model, improve and regulate the cost of accident, sound disaster evaluation index, build emergency rescue system based on refuge facilities, design on the whole system structure.

To distill such information in an efficient manner, we introduce a novel and powerful method for post-disaster evaluation by processing and analyzing big visual data in an autonomous manner.

Nowadays, open source software are becoming more used and capable to develop complex process required for natural disasters evaluation.

Many post-disaster evaluations discuss efforts duplicated and resources wasted because of the sheer number of different organizations and the chaotic conditions inherent to quick-response international relief work.

The results along the coast (Figs. 7, 8, 9) for which the maximum height arrival time is less than 30 min cannot be used for the purpose of forecasting, but are useful for hindcasting and post-disaster evaluations.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Disaster response evaluation cycle: post-response analysis.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Disaster response evaluation cycle: near-real-time analysis.

Consider Fig. 2 which represents the disaster response evaluation cycle if analysis is carried out in near-real-time.

Researches on setting up mesh networks or ad hoc networks with WiFi units in areas struck by disaster and evaluation of its networks have been conducted [15 17].

The land use classification in the HAZUS (Hazards U.S). model developed by FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agencyy of the United Stated) (Ploeger et al. 2010; Neighbors et al. 2012; Dinitz and Taketa 2013; Subramanian et al. 2013) can help make disaster risk evaluation better.

Many disaster response evaluations have revealed that the information needs of humanitarian organizations in planning their response are unmet, but there has been little emphasis on the inadequate capacity of countries' health information systems to meet those needs (de Ville de Goyet and Morinière 2006; IFRC 2006; Thompson et al. 2006; Turner et al. 2008; IASC 2010).