Sentence examples for facilitate mitigation from inspiring English sources

A landslide hazard zonation (LHZ) map is prepared in advance to facilitate mitigation strategies in the wake of any landslide hazard.

The purpose of this research is to develop a Self-report Ergonomic Assessment Tool (SEAT) for assessing the risks of software interaction designs and facilitate mitigation of those risks.

Such an approach also may be particularly well suited to facilitating mitigation policy decisions.

Furthermore, it is shown how a reliability safety analysis can be conducted through equipment dependability indicators to facilitate the mitigation of hazard frequency in a plant.

It aims to facilitate the mitigation of the impacts of GLOF disasters on mountain economic and social systems, and improve disaster risk analysis, as well as the capability of risk management and disaster prevention and reduction.

Recent flood events in the Prairie Pothole Region of North America have stimulated interest in modeling water storage capacities of wetlands and their surrounding catchments to facilitate flood mitigation efforts.

Health impact assessment (HIA), a methodology that aims to facilitate the mitigation of negative and enhancement of positive health effects due to projects, programmes and policies, has been developed over the past 20 30 years.

It will be shown later that the main reason for the use of the modified SLM sequences or the clustered SLM sequences (in ECM) is to facilitate channel mitigation and data decoding without the need for SI estimation at the receiver.

Another strength is its ability to facilitate problem mitigation and active planning by identifying the processes and parameters that influence key outcomes (called sensitivity analysis) (Bender and Simonovic 2000; Simonovic 2000).

Forest aboveground biomass mapping has emerged as a critically important initiative for both constraining the global carbon cycle [18] and facilitating climate mitigation initiatives such as REDD+ [8].

Geostationary satellites have very high temporal resolution of 30 to 2.5 min and could, in principle, be more suitable for providing timely alerts and facilitating possible mitigation actions.