Disasters - their prevention control and social effects.

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Finniston, H. M [Chairman]

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1969Description: 27p., refs appear throughout, figs, tablesReport number: Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

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Subject: A collection of three papers, on the subject of disasters. The comments see a necessity for scientists and technologists to discuss the measures needed to be taken to reduce, if not eliminate, the disastrous consequences of modern technologies

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Reprinted from Advancement of Science; June 1969; pp353-379

Maritime disasters: K. N. Ayers; Air Transport disasters: W. Tye; Natural disasters: J. H. Latter

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A collection of three papers, on the subject of disasters. The comments see a necessity for scientists and technologists to discuss the measures needed to be taken to reduce, if not eliminate, the disastrous consequences of modern technologies

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