Community preparedness and tropical cylones: lecture notes.

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Jones, R. T

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James Cook University of North Queensland

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1980Description: 3p., 13 refsReport number: AcademicSubject(s):

Subject: This paper provides summaries for two lectures, one on Community preparedness - concepts and applications, the second on Tropical cyclones and community preparedness, programs, problems and prospects. Community preparedness programs suffer from problems and inadequacies. There is a need for co-ordination to achieve effective planning, training and operating in disaster preparedness at international and national (Federal, State and local) levels

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Lectures given on 30 April 1980 to third year geography students by R. T. Jones, Deputy Director, Australian Counter Disaster College, Macedon, Vic.

This paper provides summaries for two lectures, one on Community preparedness - concepts and applications, the second on Tropical cyclones and community preparedness, programs, problems and prospects. Community preparedness programs suffer from problems and inadequacies. There is a need for co-ordination to achieve effective planning, training and operating in disaster preparedness at international and national (Federal, State and local) levels

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