Trees, houses and cyclones.

By:

van der Sommen, F. J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Tiwi, N.T. : Frank van der Sommen, [2002]Description: 1 v. + 1 CD-ROM + 1 computer disk (3 1/2 in.) (Copy of submission)Subject(s):

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SCA 363.3492209941 21 VAN

Subject: This research project has explored the complex factors contributing to wind damage to houses and trees and more specifically the role that tree cover plays hazard amerlioration. The study has identified some limitations in existing approaches to cyclone hazard reduction, for which compensation could be made through an effective landscape design and management approach.

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This research project has explored the complex factors contributing to wind damage to houses and trees and more specifically the role that tree cover plays hazard amerlioration. The study has identified some limitations in existing approaches to cyclone hazard reduction, for which compensation could be made through an effective landscape design and management approach.

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