Centre for Human and Society

Eco Summit 2010 Manila

October 25, 2009 by Centre Humanes

Category: Climate, Climate Change, Crisis, Disaster, Disaster Response, Emergency, Emergency Response, Environment, Hazard Mapping, Humanitarian Assistance, Local, Weather | Tags: 2010 Hazards Mapping and Environment Summit, advanced planning, amount of rainfall, ANNUAL ECOLOGY CRISIS CONFERENCE, Asia, Bangladesh, better approaches to hazard mapping, business, calamities, catastrophe, China, Climate Change, commercial establishments, consider shifts in land mass, coordination of efforts, Crisis, crisis mapping, cyclone, databasing, determine plan and cost of implementing plan for mass safety, disasters, earth, earthquake, earthquake faults, Eco 2010 Summit, Emergency, first of an annual series, flood GIS, forest GIS, full-function GIS, GIS design, GIS development, GIS investigation, governments, Hazard, Hazard Mapping, hazards GIS, higher level of rainfall, hot spots, hurricane, incidence of natural disaster, increasingly hazardous calamities, Indonesia, Join Resource Recovery Movement, last few decade changes, liquefaction potential, Manila, national sub-national planning, natural calamity, new weather factors, non-government organizations, Pacific Rim, Pacific Rim of Fire, Pakistan, Philippines, plan, planet, planning, Resource Recovery Movement, risk mapping efforts, risks and dangers to communities, scores of people dead, sign up link, Thailand, transformations in land mass, tremendous changing of Philippine landscape, tropical climate, tropical countries, tsunami, typhoon, unforeseen occurrences, use and sharing, volcanoes GIS, vulnerability areas, water GIS