Sentence examples for warning dissemination from inspiring English sources

Response capability also does not only rely on warning dissemination but includes training and risk awareness among vulnerable groups.

It considers flood warning dissemination and response, flood impacts and related planning and control issues associated with caravan parks and their communities.

The Australian concept of a 'total flood warning system' embracing formal and informal elements is the key in planning for flood warning dissemination and response to caravan park communities.

In areas of the world where there is a surge in mobile phone growth and open source data collection, like in Kenya, communities can be involved in monitoring prior to warning dissemination.

The proliferation of informal information channels today with the Internet and social media can benefit the warning dissemination process, because individuals are more likely to respond to a warning if it is confirmed by multiple sources (Cola [1996]; Mileti and Sorenson [1990]).

We suggest that community-centric systems require rethinking the way EWS are designed and implemented, shifting from a science or expert-driven linear tool for risk detection and warning dissemination to a societal process where the vulnerable communities take the lead.

A non-trivial scientific challenge in VANETs is the design of an adaptive broadcast protocol, which can provide efficient and end-to-end reliable warning messages dissemination.

In this paper, we study the effect of these hostile conditions on the performance of different schemes providing warning message dissemination.

Simulation results demonstrate that our proposals are able to outperform existing warning message dissemination schemes in urban environments under adverse vehicle density conditions.

Since the TSM protocol uses separate multi-hop time slots for warning message dissemination, the decrease in medium busy percentage and safety message reception rate at lower value of m does not effect the warning transmissions.

In this section, we investigate warning messages dissemination techniques by comparing two distance-based broadcast schemes and two simple broadcast schemes; the comparison measures propagation delays and collision rates through extensive simulations.