Report on severe tropical cyclone Aivu April 1989.

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Bureau of Meteorology

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUN 1990Description: 44p., 6 refs, ill., 1 appendix, 5 tables, 12 figsSubject(s):

Subject: Public reaction to the warning service during Aivu was gauged by actively seeking feedback from citizens and industry groups affected. Senior Bureau Officers travelled to the affected areas to attend meetings, distribute survey forms, consult with various individuals and authorities, and conduct media interviews. This report describes the meterological aspects of Aivu together with a critical assessment of the Tropical Cyclone Warning System

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Public reaction to the warning service during Aivu was gauged by actively seeking feedback from citizens and industry groups affected. Senior Bureau Officers travelled to the affected areas to attend meetings, distribute survey forms, consult with various individuals and authorities, and conduct media interviews. This report describes the meterological aspects of Aivu together with a critical assessment of the Tropical Cyclone Warning System

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