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Twitter alert system for emergencies, disasters

Twitter alert system for emergencies, disasters herve September 30, 2013 Disaster Gerry Shih Reuters 2:11 p.m. CDT, September...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke September 12, 2013 animals in a disaster, Disaster & Emergency Manage

Evaluation of the morbidity and mortality of animals post Canterbury earthquakes – A Pilot study - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Evaluation of the morbidity and mortality of animals post Canterbury earthquakes – A Pilot study herve September 12, 2013 animals in a...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke September 10, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Designing a decision support system to aid evacuation planning

Designing a decision support system to aid evacuation planning herve September 10, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke September 6, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

The Value of Engineering and Logistics Capabilities Collaborating in Support of Disaster Management - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

The Value of Engineering and Logistics Capabilities Collaborating in Support of Disaster Management herve September 6, 2013 Australian...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke September 4, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Longer term individual and community needs after natural disaster: The experience of Central Queensland - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Longer term individual and community needs after natural disaster: The experience of Central Queensland herve September 4, 2013 ...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke September 3, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Variability and trends in temperature and precipitation extremes - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Variability and trends in temperature and precipitation extremes herve September 3, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke August 28, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Pets and people, preparedness for disasters (P3D) - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Pets and people, preparedness for disasters (P3D) herve August 28, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke August 26, 2013 abstracts are open, Australian & New Zealand Disas

The role of local government in emergency recovery

The role of local government in emergency recovery herve August 26, 2013 abstracts are open, Australian & New Zealand Disaster and...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke August 21, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Resilience to fires and floods: The importance of the response process - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Resilience to fires and floods: The importance of the response process herve August 21, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and...
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Herve de Maere d'Aertrycke August 19, 2013 Australian & New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Ma

Christchurch's CARDBOARD cathedral replaces 132-year-old Gothic building destroyed by 2011 earthquake - Disaster & Emergency Management Conference

Christchurch’s CARDBOARD cathedral replaces 132-year-old Gothic building destroyed by 2011 earthquake herve August 19, 2013 Australian...
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