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What data can we collect on natural hazards?

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Alika [10]3 years ago
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Pre-Disaster Data Collection

Most of the essential demographic, building and infrastructure information has a spatial context and so this information is best collected by GIS/GPS support tools. Spatially-located information is also critical to plan for response to natural hazard events and for response training.
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