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Data-Driven Earth Observation for Disaster Management: From Theory to Practical Applications delves into the critical role of Earth observation data and technologies in predicting, managing, and mitigating a spectrum of disasters. With a multidisciplinary approach encompassing geography and geospatial science, the book addresses the challenges of comprehending and managing disasters in our rapidly changing world. Offering solutions through insights into early detection, prediction, management, and prevention, it provides strategies for understanding the Earth surface changes brought about by these disasters and the application of Earth Observation technologies. The chapters follow a consistent format, featuring introductory summaries, key takeaways, and a focus on the role of Earth observation, enhancing both comprehensibility and searchability. It also includes case studies and practical applications of Earth observation technologies, providing context and demonstrating the tangible impact of the techniques covered. Data-Driven Earth Observation for Disaster Management: From Theory to Practical Applications provides readers in geospatial science and technology with understanding of the integration of Earth Observation data and technology with disaster management. These readers will gain a holistic understanding of how to use Earth observation data and techniques in studying different domains of disaster management.
Contents
Section 1: Geological Disasters
1. Earthquakes
2. Volcanic Eruptions
3. Landslides
4. Avalanches
5. Subsidence and Sinkholes
Section 2: Weather-Related Disasters
6. Hurricanes / Typhoons / Cyclones
7. Tornadoes
8. Storm Surges
9. Thunderstorms and Lightning
10. Extreme Temperatures (Heatwaves and Cold Waves)
11. Blizzards and Ice Storms
Section 3: Water-Related Disasters
12. Tsunamis
13. Floods
14. Sea Level Rise
15. Riverbank Erosion
16. Glacial Lake Outbursts
Section 4: Environmental Degradation
17. Deforestation / Desertification
18. Invasive Species
19. Soil Erosion
20. Loss of Biodiversity
21. Coral Reef Degradation
Section 5: Pollution and Environmental Crises
22. Air Pollution
23. Water Pollution
24. Acid Rain
25. Toxic Waste Spills
26. Dust storms
27. Wildfires
Section 6: Socio-Political Disasters
28.. Refugee Crises
29. Terrorist Attacks
30. Economic Crises and Disasters
Section 7: Health-Related Disasters
31. Pandemics and Epidemics
32. Vector-Borne Diseases
33. Waterborne Diseases and Water Quality Monitoring
34. Biohazards and Accidents
35. Conclusions
