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Overview
  1. Application of RS and GIS in Damage Assessment and Rehabilitation of 26th December 2004 Great Indian Ocean Tsunami Event in Car Nicobar Island, India
    2.    (Map Middle East 2005)
    Arun Kumar

  2. Development of an SDI Conceptual Model to Facilitate Disaster Management
    3.    (Map Middle East 2005)
    Ali Mansourian, Abbas Rajabifard, Mohammad Javad Valadan Zoej

  3. SDI for Disaster Management to support sustainable development
    4.    (Map Asia 2004)
    Ali Mansourian, Mohammad Javad Valadan Zoej, Abbas Rajabifard and Ian Williamson

  4. Environmental Hazard of Tea garden belt in Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal
    5.    (Map India 2003)
    Shyam Sundar Banerjee, Bikash Ch. Poddar, Sharmila Chakraborty, Mita Saha

  5. GIS as modelling and decision support tool for air quality management: a conceptual framework
    6.    (Map India 2003)
    Dr. I. C. Agrawa, Dr. R. D. Gupta, Er. V. K. Gupta

  6. GIS-based Software Applications for Environmental Risk Management
    7.    (Map India 2003)
    Naresh Raheja

  7. In the maze of disaster management
    8.    (December, 2002)
    Ayon Tarafdar, Bal Krishna and Ravi Gupta

  8. An analysis of expressway accidents in Singapore using GIS
    9.    (Map Asia 2002)
    Kamalasudhan, A., Mitra, S., Bo Huang, Chin, H.C.

  9. GIS approach for disaster management through awareness - an overview
    10.    (Map India 2002)
    Balaji. D,Sankar. R,Karthi. S

  10. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System for natural disaster management
    11.    (Map India 2002)
    Samir Kumar Banger

  11. Use of GIS related technologies for managing disasters in India: an overview

    12. Dr. Vinod K. Sharma

  12. Disaster management
    13.    (Map India 2000)
    D. P. Rao

  13. Disaster management - need for business houses to participate

    14. S. Ranganathan

  14. A decade that was...

    15. Khadija Sultana Khan

  15. Countries may be different … not the sufferings

    16. Saswati Paik

  16. Maharashtra disaster management plan - an overview

    17. Professor N. Vinod Chandra Menon

  17. Making of the 'Eight' Delhi
    18.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)
    N.K.Jain

  18. Is Delhi prepared?
    19.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  19. HPC on disaster management plans
    20.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  20. Disaster mitigation in human settlements
    21.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  21. Radius: A simplified tool for earthquake risk assessment
    22.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  22. Disaster management preparedness: A plan for action
    23.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  23. Risks in Delhi: Environmental concerns
    24.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  24. Fighting disasters with words!
    25.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  25. Solution: Communication the need of the hour
    26.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  26. Disaster prone Delhi and role of disaster: Knowledge network
    27.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  27. Education and training for disasters
    28.   (Disaster Workshop, September 2000)

  28. Information technology and natural disaster management in India
    29.    (ACRS 2000)
    Dr. Alok Gupta

  29. Detection of disaster damage using changes of city lights with DMSP/OLS data in asia pacific region
    30.    (ACRS 2000)
    Izumi Nagatani, Genya Saito, Masafumi Kodama, Xianfang Song, Chris Eluvidge

  30. Asia pacific network for disaster mitigation using earth observation satellite (ANDES) (1) - forest fire detection
    31.    (ACRS 2000)
    Taro Shinmura,Haruo Sawada, Izumi Nagatani

  31. Research and develop a satellite Remote Sensing monitoring and disaster assessment system of sandstorm
    32.  (ACRS 1999)
    Sun Siheng, Wang Guosheng, Liao Yaping , Zhang Yuxing

  32. El Nino damage assessment in central Luzon using multitemporal remotely- sensed images
    33.  (ACRS 1998)
    Juanito G. Berja Jr.

  33. Multi-parametric analysis of an El Nino event using satellite derived SST, SSH and wind field measurements
    34.  (ACRS 1998)
    Kang Sung Chul, Robert Schumann, Shunji Murai, Honda Kiyoshi

  34. Automatic approach for assessing forest disasters utilizing simulated high resolution satellite imagery
    35.  (ACRS 1998)
    Tomokazu Hoshino, Tsutomu Suzuki, Tomoyuki Suhama and Krishna Kumar Mishra

  35. Slope instability and hazard zonation mapping using remote sensing and GIS techniques in the area of Cameron highlands, Malaysia
    36.   (ACRS 1997)
    Jasmi Ab. Talib

  36. Remotely sensed geohazards for assessing alternative corridors
    37.   (ACRS 1997)
    Jian-King Liu

  37. Detection of fog and the low stratus cloud at night using derived dual channel difference of NOAA/AVHRR data
    38.   (ACRS 1997)
    Hye-Sook Park,Yeoung-Hwa Kim, Ae-Sook Suh,Hee-Hoon Lee

  38. Monitoring Kuwait's oil lakes using satellite imagery
    39.   (ACRS 1997)
    Andy Yaw Kwarteng and Dhari Al-Ajmi

  39. Structural model of the ionosphere and mechanism of natural disasters and calamities emerging
    40.   (ACRS 1997)
    Kasumov F.K., Aslanvo F.A., Morzoyev V.B.,Alekperva R.Y.

  40. Satellite surveillance for disaster mitigation
    41.   (ACRS 1996)
    V.S. Arya, B.S. Chaudhary, A.Beniwal, T.P. Babu and R.S. Hooda

  41. Monitoring and forecast of disasters in Bangladesh using Remote Sensing technology
    42.    (ACRS 1994)
    Dr. A.M. Choudhury

  42. Remote Sensing applications in disasters monitoring in Bangladesh   (ACRS 1994)

    43. M. A. H. Pramanik

Abstracts Only
  1. Remote Sensing Data Acquisition for Disaster Management   (Map World Forum 2007)
    Vladimir Gershenzon

  2. The Role of Mobile GIS and SDI in Emergency Management India   (Map World Forum 2007)
    Ali Mobaraki,Ali Mansourian

  3. GIS Based DSS for Natural Disaster Management: A Case Study of Allahabad District   (Map World Forum 2007)
    Dr. R.D. Gupta

  4. Facets of Disaster Management: Recipe to Relief   (Map Asia 2004)

    5. Kommaluri, Anand Sagar and Srinivasa Rao G

  5. GIS application in disaster management: some examples.


  6. The disaster management support project.


  7. Application of airborne altimetric LIDAR is disaster management: an overview

    8. Bharat Lohani

  8. An appraisal of hazards prone areas in parts of Brahmaputra valley, Assam

    9. Vimal Kumar

Relevant Link
  1. Disaster Management Information System


  2. Asian Disaster Preparedness Center


  3. Natural Disaster Management in India


  4. Natural Hazards New Zealand