A spatial decision support system for rapidly assessing the damage caused by natural disasters (a tropical cyclone perspective).

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Western Australia. Fire and Emergency Service Authority

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TextPublication details: [Perth, W.A.] : [Curtin University of Technology. Dept. of Spatial Sciences], 2000Description: xii, 169 pSubject(s):

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SCA 363.349232099413 21

Subject: School of Spatial Sciences at Curtin University can provide valuable insiight into natural disasters through a recent study 'Spatial Decision Support for Assessing Damage Caused by Natural Disaster (A Tropical Cyclone Perspective)'. The study explores the use of geo-science for rapidly assessing the damage sustained from a tropical cyclone by a small community by focussing on the impact of cyclone Vance which devastated the Exmouth community in 1999.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Safer Community Awards	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	363.349232099413 SPA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		011769794

Entrant : Safer Communities Awards 2000

School of Spatial Sciences at Curtin University can provide valuable insiight into natural disasters through a recent study 'Spatial Decision Support for Assessing Damage Caused by Natural Disaster (A Tropical Cyclone Perspective)'. The study explores the use of geo-science for rapidly assessing the damage sustained from a tropical cyclone by a small community by focussing on the impact of cyclone Vance which devastated the Exmouth community in 1999.

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