Sentence examples for disaster information from inspiring English sources
Hurst created a computer model using FEMA disaster information that evaluates suggested DRC locations based on population data.
In earthquake engineering, data share and publication of natural disaster information is in urgent need, and WebGIS resolution is the main problem for Internet publication.
Newer technologies, such as radiofrequency identification, could further improve disaster information management and communication but require careful evaluation and implementation into daily ED workflow.
Make yourself a stiff drink, go to Louisiana State University's Web site for disaster information (www.lsuagcenter.com/Communications/pdfs_bak/pub2527Q.pdf) and follow the directions.
For details of the program as it relates to properties damaged by Hurricane Sandy, homeowners can see state-specific announcements from FEMA and from their state government, or find local disaster assistance locations from FEMA's disaster information Web site.
Next month, America's National Research Council will publish a report, "Reducing Disaster Losses Through Better Information", calling for the creation of an international disaster information network, to ensure that emergency managers have as much information as possible at their fingertips.
These respondents overwhelmingly cited the couldn't understand due to the language ability problem as a main source of disaster information-related difficulties, and they were the only group that did not utilize Japanese-language media modes.
As developed countries generally have enough resources for disease surveillance, pre-disaster information is usually obtainable.
Besides, actual pre-disaster information on health status was available from the medical records.
As in most posttraumatic studies, the pre-disaster information was gathered retrospectively or was lacking.
Post-disaster information may be limited, however, due to severe challenges to the health system posed by the disaster, such as mass migration, damaged infrastructure or saturation of health facilities [ 13].
