Sentence examples for monitoring and hazard from inspiring English sources

Nowadays rapid advances are making EO techniques more effective for landslide detection, mapping, monitoring and hazard assessment.

This is a major difficulty in terms of monitoring and hazard assessment since the long-time baselines are not sufficiently constrained.

A total of 14 people participated in the interviews, including four volcano scientists with specialties in volcano geophysics, monitoring, and hazard analysis, and ten stakeholders with specialties in emergency management, planning, infrastructure and resource management, and public health.

As described by Tobin and Whiteford (2002), after culmination of the 3 month-long forced evacuation of about 26,000 people in Baños and areas surrounding Tungurahua volcano in October, 1999, the affected population remained resentful and leery of scientists and their monitoring and hazard communication efforts.

We developed a traffic monitoring and hazard detection application (scenarios #1 and #2 in Table1) because it is the kind of context-aware application that usually suffers from the problems outlined on this paper: huge number of messages (e.g., 70.000 cars per day on US expressways[26]) and highly dynamic matching rules (cars in transit are, most of the time, changing their location and speed).

Material indicators include material properties, hazard monitoring, and hazard inventory-keeping.

We explored the impact of VEPP on improving students' understanding of volcano monitoring and hazards through the use of a teaching module that simulates the weekly staff meeting at the U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.

Both sessions included presentations and facilitated break-out discussions, although for the latter theme, these group conversations were purposely designed to separate the delegates into particular 'specialisms': a) monitoring and hazards; b) risk and disaster managers and communicators; c) civil society.

In contrast to top-down implementation of the resettlement by the El Salvador Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, other DRR efforts led by Civil Protection, the Universidad de El Salvador, and various NGOs included broad public engagement in hazard monitoring and risk communication.

CDEM group plans appear to have better linkages to the legislation, monitoring provisions, and hazard and risk information than land use plans and regional policy statements.

The following are key findings and implications for natural hazard planning: CDEM group plans appear to have better linkages to the legislation, monitoring provisions, and hazard and risk information than land use plans and regional policy statements.