Sentence examples for mitigation actions for from inspiring English sources

Table 3 details information of the authorized mitigation actions for threat AS02.

It also includes examples of situations involving reasonable, low-cost, much less sophisticated mitigation actions, for which the application of VALS can be legitimate and effective.

In contrast to climate change mitigation actions, for which negotiations at the supranational level are required, most climate change adaption actions can be taken at much lower aggregation levels [12], and especially at the local level.

While time-dependent SHA may be suitable to increase earthquake preparedness, by planning adequate mitigation actions, for critical structures (i.e., those for which the consequences of failure are intolerable) the maximum possible seismic input is relevant.

The risk maps, delineated through the expert-drive qualitative (EDQ) approach currently adopted in several European countries, such as Italy, fail to represent the information base that needed by stakeholders for selecting the suitable objectives and designing the appropriate mitigation actions for flood risk management.

Such efforts made publicly can reinforce the message that climate change is a threat to human health, and provide a model for appropriate mitigation actions for citizens and other organizations.

These amounts give an order of magnitude of the strength of the mitigation actions required for each type of core in order to limit the mechanical energy release due to secondary power excursions.

In order to avoid climate change and the resulting consequences, two different directions are proposed: reducing greenhouse gas emissions (mitigation actions) and preparing for the unavoidable impacts (adaptation actions).

It has direct implications for planning risk mitigation actions, and it yields important contributions for a better understanding of earthquake generation process.

We investigated whether landscape composition and configuration across spatial scales could predict DVCs and be used for mitigation actions and planning processes.

Due to economical constraints a priority scale of mitigation actions is needed and, for this purpose, the Italian legislation established a methodology based on the exceeding of the limits and the amount of population exposed to such exceeding.