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Cyclone inundation risk mapping / Andre Zbigniew Zerger.

By: Material type: SoundSoundPublication details: [Canberra, A.C.T. : ANU], 1998Description: xiv, 286 leaves + 1 computer optical disk ; 4 3/4 inDDC classification:
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Subject: This thesis explores the use of geographic information systems (GIS) for storm surge hazard risk management. Two case studies, Cairns and Mackay in Far-North Queensland, are used. The thesis examines spatial data requirements and assesses existing software and hardware infrastructures in Queensland local governments. The aim is to develop a risk modelling methodology that can be adopted by other local governments with a storm surge risk. The thesis also examines the development of digital elevation models (DEMs) for coastal communities in Australia
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"The CDROM contains a HTML version of the thesis saved as an Adobe PDF file. It can be read with most Internet browsers by opening the file called thesis.htm"--The author

December 1998

Errata slip inserted.

Thesis (Ph.D) --Australian National University, 1998.

Includes bibliography

Includes: Ch. 2. Literature review -- 3. GIS and risk management -- 4. Study sites and risk modelling -- 5. Digital elevation modelling -- 6. uncertainty and risk modelling -- 7. Risk modelling results -- 8. Assessing GIS decision utility

This thesis explores the use of geographic information systems (GIS) for storm surge hazard risk management. Two case studies, Cairns and Mackay in Far-North Queensland, are used. The thesis examines spatial data requirements and assesses existing software and hardware infrastructures in Queensland local governments. The aim is to develop a risk modelling methodology that can be adopted by other local governments with a storm surge risk. The thesis also examines the development of digital elevation models (DEMs) for coastal communities in Australia

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