So much so that efforts are already in place to relocate citizens displaced by rising tides.
In 1942 for example, the United States relocated U.S. citizens into concentration camps inside the United States simply because they were of Japanese descent.
Planning for what he calls "migration with dignity", Tong purchased 6,000 acres of land in Fiji for the I-Kiribati to move to and relocated 75 citizens a year to New Zealand.
The Indian government has not been hesitant about relocating its citizens: the country is second only to China in embracing the practice.
But as the economy changed, its citizens relocated, and by 1990 the public school and the post office lay empty, and the gas station and hat shop were fading memories.
Koubek and his wife became naturalized United States citizens, relocated to Washington, DC, and later had a daughter, Jana.
Israeli government statistics published by the CRIF show that around 8,000 Jewish French citizens relocated to Israel in 2015, a record number and a 11percentt rise from the previous year. .
New Zealand citizen Richard Chandler relocated in 2006 to Singapore where he runs Chandler Corp, his personal investment fund with a focus on energy, financial services and healthcare.
"What am I going to do? Sixty days is not sufficient time to get relocated, being a senior citizen looking to room and board," said 89-year-old John Neilan, who pays $4,250 a month for a small cottage.
Over the course of time, our citizens have relocated to the cities.
Having real-time generated reports can help cities determine where their citizens have relocated after an incident and also provide valuable information in the weeks and months after a disaster strikes, like which parts of town have increased commerce versus which areas have been economically erased.
