Sentence examples for multiple hazards and from inspiring English sources

Practical implications for fragility analysis considering multiple hazards and performance-based design of woodframe structures also are discussed.

As a third example, this hazard (flood) is then placed in the context of climate change, which encompasses multiple hazards and multiple adverse consequences for multiple objects and sectors.

In the same year, the World Bank and Columbia University evaluated the vulnerability to multiple hazards and calculated the risk of mortality and economic losses caused by six hazards.

Compared with previous multi-hazard risk models, the expected annual multi-hazard intensity model can characterize and normalize the spatial pattern of the integrated intensity of multiple hazards and can also reflect the impact of the expected annual intensity of multiple hazards on the population spatially.

Climate change and the degradation of the ecosystem have increased the exposure and vulnerability of people and societies to multiple hazards and consequent disaster risks.

SBEI similarly promotes the integration of multiple hazard and exposure information sources, but also incorporates into its assessment the current control strategies for each operation.

New methodologies and integrated approaches are being developed to visualize, model, and assess risk across cascading hazards and multiple hazards (for example, Gill and Malamud 2014; Zhou et al. 2015).

We know little, however, about how individuals perceive and prioritize multiple hazards at once and how this relates to their adoption of protective action strategies in the developing world.

But with regard to the current terrorism threat environment, we now face multiple hazards: 'known wolves and lone wolves.'" Representative Michael T McCaul, who opened the ceremony, said: "We have made progress since 9/11..

Examples of how multiple hazards have been and need to be incorporated into the planning process are presented for the Brisbane River catchment (Australia) and the Kagoshima Bay area (Japan) – regions with complex disaster histories that have been affected by past and recent anthropogenic pressures.

The concepts of vulnerability and multiple hazards in a place encompass both biophysical and social vulnerability, and are applied to many geographic domains ranging from the local to the global.