Brisbane City Council natural disaster risk management study : landslide risk assessment report / Ken Granger, Marion Leiba.

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Granger, Ken

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: Brisbane, Qld. : Brisbane City Council, 2004.Description: 1 v. : ill. ; 30 cm. + 2 folded col. maps, in plastic sleevesOther title:

Landslide risk assessment report [Portion of title]
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Report on Brisbane City natural disaster risk management study [Portion of title]

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Review: A report to develop a disaster risk management system that guides land use and development decisions for Brisbane over the next 20 years. It found the risk of significant damage from landslides in Brisbane to be highly unlikely in a typical lifetime.

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A report to develop a disaster risk management system that guides land use and development decisions for Brisbane over the next 20 years. It found the risk of significant damage from landslides in Brisbane to be highly unlikely in a typical lifetime.

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