The summary of the findings highlights relevant tasks for the improvement of disaster risk management.
Implications and considerations for future improvement of disaster information dissemination are then discussed.
Through analysis of the information-gathering behavior of foreigners in Japan after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake from the perspective of language proficiency, this study expands the existing knowledge on information seeking in times of disaster, and proposes actions for the improvement of disaster information dissemination and disaster mitigation planning.
Lessons from the Tabas, Rudbar, and Bam earthquake disasters present great potential for the improvement of earthquake disaster preparedness and reduction of toll of death, injuries, and massive destruction, and can make a sound contribution to the resilience of communities in Iran.
The disaster risk management community has extensive experience with designing, implementing, and evaluating strategies, policies, and measures to improve understanding of disaster risk, enhance disaster risk reduction and transfer, and continuously promote improvement in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
Disaster simulations (drills) are widely used throughout the world and are considered a fundamental tool for evaluation and improvement of local disaster response capacity.
The analysis results show the availability improvement of the disaster tolerant data center (DTDC) and featured system responses corresponding to the selected variables.
The system has already been used for trial evaluation practice of several underground projects in Shanghai and provided effective basis for the improvement of the disaster control facilities and safety management of these projects.
Nonetheless, we expect to see improvements in early warning of disaster response as a result of increasing ISN use.
The government of Bangladesh (GoB) undertook a number of initiatives e.g. improvement of physical infrastructure and inclusion of disaster in the school curriculum.
