If potential inundation areas could be forecasted in advance and warnings message disseminated in time, additional reaction time for local disaster mitigation units and residents should be able to reduce inundation damage.
Intake fraction results by season and time of day suggest that emissions control measures for ground-level sources with high emissions at night (e.g., trucking) or during the winter (e.g., solid-fuel combustion for heat) may yield relatively high exposure benefits per unit mitigation.
To the authors' knowledge, no economic study has explicitly considered the basic technical relationship between surveillance, intervention and mitigation; aggregate conceptual units which are the fundamental elements for consideration when making recommendations for disease mitigation policies which are economically efficient.
We develop an attribute-based contingent valuation approach that allows us to perform cost-benefit analysis on control programs and inform the distribution of mitigation effort over land units that provide different types of environmental services.
Table 2 Cost comparison of conventional and bioengineering mitigation works (Rai 2010) Item Unit Quantity Cost (NRs).
Active Power/Voltage (P/V) droop control is a method that is implemented in distributed photovoltaic (PV) units for the mitigation of overvoltage problems.
Focusing offsets in areas of high biological value also lowers offset costs because mitigation will benefit more birds per unit area.
The three arsenic mitigation technologies investigated in this paper are arsenic treatment (ATU) units, new hand pump (NHP) units, and new tube wells with stand post (NTWSP) units.
For climate mitigation it is important to identify and protect landscape units that have disproportionally large carbon storage (CS).
In Korea, a CFVS was first introduced in the Wolsong unit-1 nuclear power plant as a mitigation measure to deal with the threat of over pressurization, following post-Fukushima action items.
In this case, the unit might be more like an IMO (international mitigation outcome) - a verified result that simply isn't transferred.
