Posters NH9.6/GMPV6.8/HS11.38/SM3.20
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Attendance Time: Tuesday, 10 April 2018, 17:30–19:00 Hall X1 Chairperson: Sven Fuchs, Thomas Glade |
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EGU2018-554
Quantifying and assessing the lesser discussed dimensions of vulnerability using fuzzy multi criteria decision making: A step towards building resilience in India (withdrawn) Repaul Kanji, Rajat Agrawal, Sonam Sahu, Ankur Srivastava, and Abhishek Kumar |
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EGU2018-3613
Finding the right metrics of vulnerability: correct and incorrect simplifications of behavioral factors Jamie McCaughey, Michael Feener, Ibnu Mundir, Hayat Hayatullah, and Patrick Daly |
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X1.239
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EGU2018-13156
Assessing coping capacities, risk perception and level of preparedness in the context of natural hazards among people with migration background in Austria – methodological challenges and preliminary results Karin Weber, Susanna Wernhart, Britta Fuchs, Therese Stickler, and Doris Damyanovic |
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EGU2018-18451
The use of Graph Theory to improve disaster risk assessment Marcello Arosio and Mario Martina |
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EGU2018-16577
Resilience assessment through Natural Hazard Risk Perception studies: case study in Campania Region, Southern Italy (withdrawn after no-show) Gala Avvisati, Orazio Colucci, Barbara Marfè, Rosella Nave, Rosario Peluso, Tullio Ricci, and Mario Tomasone |
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EGU2018-6341
Road network robustness fluctuations over time due to natural and artificial interruptions Rostislav Vodák, Michal Bíl, Jan Kubeček, Zuzana Křivánková, and Jiří Sedoník |
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X1.243
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EGU2018-13411
Measuring flood resilience: Results from across the globe Finn Laurien, Stefan Hochrainer-Stigler, Adriana Keating, Karen Campbell, Jeffrey Czajkowski, Marilyn Montgomery, and Reinhard Mechler |
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EGU2018-5442
Deepening Social Resilience Assessment in Flood affected communities – an evolutionary resilience indicators-based approach Rita Jacinto, João Ferrão, and Eusébio Reis |
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EGU2018-749
Incorporating stakeholders’ knowledge into flood vulnerability assessment: a multi-criteria approach Mariana Madruga de Brito and Mariele Evers |
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EGU2018-8900
Vulnerability to floods: a simplified model for exposed buildings Luca Milanesi, Marco Pilotti, Alessandra Marini, Andrea Belleri, and Sven Fuchs |
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EGU2018-1283
Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment Using High-Resolution Hydro-Meteorological Hazard Maps Joy Santiago, Jerico Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment Using High-Resolution Hydro-Meteorological Hazard Maps, Jose Victor Puno, Samantha Cinco, Julius Obrique, Jolly Joyce Sulapas, Judd Tablazon, Princess Hope Bilgera, Katrina Corpus, Cybelle Angelie Bautista, Liwayway Gawilan, and Alfredo Mahar Francisco Lagmay |
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EGU2018-647
Assessing temporally-dynamic flood vulnerability using empirical building-type depth-damage curves – A case study of Houston Marleen de Ruiter, Antonia Sebastian, Avantika Gori, Johanna Englhardt, Hans de Moel, and Jeroen Aerts |
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EGU2018-18221
Future trends in landslide risk in the Central Pyrénées (France) Anne Puissant, Thomas Houet, Séverine Bernardie, Marine Grémont, Gilles Grandjean, Jean-Phlippe Malet, and Loic Thomas |
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EGU2018-3077
A web-platform for resilience assessment in mountainous valleys impacted by slope instabilities. Gilles Grandjean, Loic Thomas, Severine Bernardie, Jean-Philippe Malet, Anne Puissant, Thomas Houet, Franck Bourrier, and Monique Fort |
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EGU2018-842
Vulnerability assessment of the Russian Arctic zone to natural hazards on municipal level. Svetlana Badina |
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EGU2018-18804
A GIS-based seismic vulnerability assessment in Gyeongju, South Korea using AHP Jihye Han, Soyoung Park, Seongheon Kim, Sanghun Son, Seonghyeok Lee, and Jinsoo Kim |
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EGU2018-18538
A fuzzy logic methodology for assessing the resilience of past communities to tephra fall: the Laacher See eruption 13,000 ka BP case study Felix Riede, Irene Chen, and Russell Blong |
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EGU2018-19608
Integrated vulnerability assessment on water availability in the Arab region Marlene Tomaszkiewicz and Ihab Jnad |
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EGU2018-18806
Groundwater vulnerability assessment using an integrated DRASTIC model using frequency ratio and analytic hierarchy process in GIS kim seongheon, Soyoung Park, Sanghun Son, Jihye Han, Seonghyeok Lee, and Jinsoo Kim |
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EGU2018-8272
Drought Disaster Risks under CMIP5 RCP Scenarios in Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, China Chunping Tan, Jianping Yang, and Xiaoming Wang |
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EGU2018-3249
Assessment of crop physical drought vulnerability in Sub-Saharan Africa Hong Yang, Bahareh Kamali, and Karim Abbaspour |
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EGU2018-3017
Changes in human and economic vulnerability to climatic disasters under economic development at the provincial level in China Jidong Wu and Ying Li |
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EGU2018-11956
An Investigation on the Effective Parameters of Climate Change Vulnerability in Iran Davood Moshirpanahi, bagher zahabiyoun, and tayeb Raziei |
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EGU2018-3579
Assessing the vulnerability and the resilience of campus for disaster management in response to climate change Kuo-Chen Ma, Mo-Hsiung Chuang, and Chi-Tung Hung |