Sentence examples for hazards management from inspiring English sources

The target audience for the simulation is upper-year undergraduates (300-level) and postgraduates (400-level and Masters) geoscience and hazards management students.

Student participants (n = 108) were recruited from third and fourth year physical volcanology and hazards management courses which hosted the volcanic hazards simulation as part of their curricula.

Secondly, an example of natural hazards management illustrates the efficiency of our approach for remote collaboration that involves big data exchange and analysis between distant locations.

As is known to us, the coverage of a GEO SAR satellite can reach 1/3 of the whole Earth, and the revisiting time can reduce to 2 h, which will remarkably improve the capability in ocean applications, earth dynamics and natural hazards management and so on.

Since the development of first-generation plans, a number of resources have been developed to assist planners in New Zealand to incorporate natural hazards management into land use planning (New Zealand Ministry for the Environment 2008a, 2008b, 2008c, 2010a, 2010b; Saunders and Glassey 2007; Saunders et al. 2011; Ramsay et al. 2012; Saunders and Berryman 2012; Saunders et al. 2013).

We also suggest that with the support of databases such as WOVOdat, the most effective way to increase the appropriate issuance of VALs could be to expand the implementation of the use of probabilistic hazards management and cost-benefit analysis so that decisions can be as balanced as possible.

Hazard risk management needs to be mainstreamed into land use planning.

Based on an analysis of the DTM, it is possible to infer various geological properties and geophysical processes of the Martian and terrestrial environments; this has a range of applications, such as natural hazard risk management.

There is potential to build capability and capacity within councils for natural hazard management, particularly on managing risk.

The following actions could be implemented to improve the current state of natural hazards planning: There is potential to build capability and capacity within councils for natural hazard management, particularly on managing risk.

UAVs have brought a lot of change to the field of natural hazards, disaster risk management, emergency and safety operation.