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1 Peter van Oosterom Siyka Zlatanova Elfriede M.Fendel (Editors) 2008 AGI-Information Management Consultants May be used for personal purporses only or by libraries associated to dandelon.com network. Geo-information for Disaster Management With 516 Figures 4y Springer
2 Table of Contents User Needs, Requirements and Technology Developments Plenary Contributions Orchestra: Developing a Unified Open Architecture for 1 Risk Management Applications Alessandro Annoni, Lars Bernard, John Douglas, Joseph Greenwood, Irene Laiz, Michael Lloyd, Zoheir Sabeur, Anne-Marie Sassen, Jean-Jacques Serrano and Thomas Usldnder Laser Scanning Applications on Disaster Management 19 Andrea Biasion, Leandro Bornaz and Fulvio Rinaudo Big Brother or Eye in the Sky? 35 Legal Aspects of Space-Based Geo-information for Disaster Management Frans G von der Dunk ICT for Environmental Risk Management in the 51 EU Research Context Karen Fabbri and Guy Weets Airborne Passive Microwave Radiometry for Emergency 57 Response Roland B. Haarbrink and Anatoly M. Shutko Flood Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping in Vietnam 67 Hoang Minh Hien, Tran Nhu Trung, Wim Looijen and Kees Hulsbergen Oral Contributions Geo Information Breaks through Sector Think 85 Stefan Diehl and Jene van der Heide
3 Xll Accurate On-Time Geo-information for Disaster Management 109 and Disaster Prevention by Precise Airborne Lidar Scanning Steffen Firchau and Alexander Wiechert Methodology for Making Geographic Information 121 Relevant to Crisis Management Anders Gronlund The Value of Gi4DM for Transport & Water Management 129 Michel J.M. Grothe, Harry C. Landa and John G.M. Steenbruggen A Case Study in Multiagency GIS for Managing 155 a Large-Scale Natural Disaster Russ Johnson User-Oriented Provision of Geoinformation 171 in Disaster Management: Potentials of Spatial Data Infrastructures considering Brandenburg/Germany as an Example Petra Kohler Pegasus: A Future Tool for Providing Near Real Time 181 High Resolution Data for Disaster Management Nicolas Lewyckyj and Jurgen Everaerts Disaster Management: 191 The Challenges for a National Geographic Information Provider Chris Parker and Mark Stileman CNES Research and Development and Available Software in the Framework of Space Images Based Risk and Disaster Management Helene Vadon and Jordi Inglada A Decision Support System for Preventive Evacuation of People 229 Kasper van Zuilekom, Martin van Maarseveen and Marcel van der Doef Poster contributions Considering Elevation Uncertainty for 255 Managing Probable Disasters Georgios A. Achilleos
4 Xlll Emergency Preparedness System for 269 the Lower Mekong River Basin: A Conceptual Approach Using Earth Observation and Geomatics Ferdinand Bonn, Guy Aube, Claire Muller-Poitevien and Goze Benie Framing Spatial Decision-Making and Disaster Management 281 in Time Bernard Cornells Disaster Monitoring Based on Portable Terminal 295 for Real-Time RADARSAT-1 Data Acquisition Olga Gershenzon User Requirements for a Mobile Disaster Documentation System Sven H. Leitinger, Christian Scheidl, Stefan Kollarits and Johannes Hiibl Data Collection and Data Management Plenary Contributions Use of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and 311 Spatial Information Technologies in the Disaster Management, especially Earthquakes Orhan Altan The 26 December 2004 Sumatra Earthquake and Tsunami 323 Seen by Satellite Altimeters and GPS Boudewijn Ambrosius, Remko Scharroo, Christophe Vigny, Ernst Schrama and Wim Simons Near-Real Time Post-Disaster Damage Assessment 337 with Airborne Oblique Video Data Norman Kerle, Rob Stekelenburg, Frank van den Heuvel and Ben Gorte Abilities of Airborne and Spaceborne Sensors for Managing Natural Disasters 355 Mathias J.P.M. Lemmens
5 XIV The Use of GIS Technologies within the NOAA 365 Climate Prediction Center's FEWS-NET Program Timothy B. Love Geo-information for Urban Risk Assessment 379 in Developing Countries: The SLARIM Project Cees J. van Westen, Birendra Kumar Piya and Jeewan Guragain Oral Contributions Mass Movement Monitoring Using Terrestrial Laser Scanner 393 for Rock Fall Management Arnold Bauer, Gerhard Paar and Alexander Kaltenbock Findings of the European Platform of New Technologies 407 for Civil Protection: Current Practice and Challenges Jerome Bequignon and Pier Luigi Soddu Geo-information at the Belgian Federal Crisis Centre 415 Monique Bernaerts and Philippe Hellemans Real Time 3D Environment Simulation Applied to 425 the Disaster Management Field: Our Experience Pedro Branco, Carlos Escalada and Richard Santos Geo-information for Disaster Management: Lessons from 9/ Michael J. Kevany Soft Real-Time GIS for Disaster Monitoring 465 Robert Laurini, Sylvie Servigne and Guillaume Noel Step-Wise Improvement of Precursor Services to an 481 Integrated Crisis Information Center for Mountainous Areas Ulli Leibnitz Alsat-1: First Member of the DMC 497 Azzeddine Rachedi, Benmohamed Mohamed, Takarli Bachir and Martin N. Sweeting
6 XV Experience and Perspective of Providing Satellite Based 519 Crisis Information, Emergency Mapping & Disaster Monitoring Information to Decision Makers and Relief Workers Stefan Voigt, Torsten Riedlinger, Peter Reinartz, Claudia Kiinzer, Ralph Kiefl, Thomas Kemper and Harold Mehl Poster contributions Survey Methodologies for the Preservation of 533 Cultural Heritage Sites Eros Agosto, Paolo Ardissone and Fulvio Rinaudo A New Geo-information Architecture for Risk Management 543 Christian Alegre, Hugues Sassier, Stephane Pierotti and Pascal Lazaridis Software to Support a Specialized Bank of Electronic Maps 551 Rafael Arutyunyan, Alexandr Glushko, Vladimir Egorkin, Vladimir Kiselev, Daniil Tokarchuk and Nikolay Semin Project OCTAGON: Special UAVs Autonomous Airborne Platforms Simion Dascalu Disaster Prevention for Alpine Routes 569 Markus M. Eisl, Klaus Granica, Thomas Nagler, Florian Bohm, Helmut Rott, Herwig Proske and Mathias Schardt Step by Step Constitution of an Emergency Management 585 Based Object Model and Database System on Linux for the I.T.U. Campus D.I.S. Himmet Karaman and Muhammed Sahin Development of a Web-Based GIS Using SDI 599 for Disaster Management AH Mansourian, Abbas Rajabifard and Mohammad Javad Valadan Zoej Visual System for Metric 3D Data Gathering and Processing 609 in Real Time Petr Rapant, Jan Stankovic, Eduard Sojka and Emil Gavlovsky
7 XVI Data Integration and Knowledge Discovery Plenary Contributions Risk Assessment Using Spatial Prediction Model for 619 Natural Disaster Preparedness Chang-Jo F. Chung, Andrea G. Fabbri, Dong-Ho Jang and HenkJ. Scholten Automatically Extracting Manmade Objects from 641 Pan-Sharpened High-Resolution Satellite Imagery Using a Fuzzy Segmentation Method Yu Li, Jonathan Li and Michael A. Chapman Oral Contributions Extension of NASA's Science and Technology Results, 655 Earth Observations for Decision Support Stephen D. Ambrose A Concept of an Intelligent Decision Support for Crisis Management in the OASIS Project 669 Natalia Andrienko and Gennady Andrienko Mapping World Events 683 Clive Best, Erik van der Goot, Ken Blackler, Teofllo Garcia, David Horby, Ralf Steinberger and Bruno Pouliquen Allocation of Functional Behavior to Geo-information for 697 Improved Disaster Planning and Management Timothy J. Eveleigh, Thomas A. Mazzuchi and Shahram Sarkani Towards an Integrated Concept for Geographical Information 715 Systems in Disaster Management Richard Gobel, Alexander Aimer, Thomas Blaschke, Guido Lemoine and Andreas Wimmer
8 XV11 A Distributed Spatial Data Library for Emergency 733 Management Tony Hunter On Quality-Aware Composition of Geographic Information 751 Services for Disaster Management Richard Onchaga Web Based Assessment and Decision Support Technology 767 Nicole Ostldnder and Lars Bernard Evaluating the Relevance of Spatial Data in Time Critical 779 Situations Hardy Pundt Dealing with Uncertainty in the Real-Time Knowledge 789 Discovery Process Monica Wachowicz and Gary J. Hunter Poster Contributions Experience in Applying Information Technologies 799 to Ensure Safe Operations of Russian Nuclear Industry Facilities Alexandr Agapov, Boris Antonov, Igor Gorelov, Rafael Arutyunyan, Igor Linge, Vladimir Kiselev, Igor Osipiants anddaniil Tokarchuk Building Disaster Anticipation Information into the Ghana 809 Development and Poverty Mapping and Monitoring System Emmanuel Amamoo-Otchere and Benjamin Akuetteh Vulnerability Assessment for Food Crisis Management 819 in the Sahel Region Maurizio Bacci, Tiziana De Filippis, Andrea Di Vecchia, Bakary Djaby, Francesca Incerti, Moussa Labo, Leandro Rocchi, Fabio Straccali and Patrizio Vignaroli Using Remote Sensing Data for Earthquake Damage 829 Assessment in Afghanistan: The Role of the International Charter Joseph Maada Korsu Kandeh, Abdul Wali Ahadi andlalit Kumar
9 XV111 3D Buffering: A Visualization Tool for Disaster Management 841 Chen Tet Khuan and Alias Abdul Rahman End-User Environments Plenary Contributions A GIS-Based Spatial Decision Support System for Emergency 867 Services: London's King's Cross St. Pancras Underground Station Christian J.E. Castle and Paul A. Longley CityGML - Interoperable Access to 3D City Models 883 Thomas H. Kolbe, Gerhard Groger andlutz Plilmer Population Density Estimations for Disaster Management: 901 Case Study Rural Zimbabwe Stefan Schneiderbauer and Daniele Ehrlich The Fourth Column in Action: Dutch Municipalities Organizing Geo-information for Disaster Management Margo de Groot Oral Contributions GRIFINOR: Integrated Object-Oriented Solutions for 937 Navigating Real-Time 3D Virtual Environments Lars Bodum, Erik Kjems, Jan Kolar, Peer M. Ils0e and Jens Over by An Intelligent Hybrid Agent For Medical Emergency Vehicles 951 Navigation in Urban Spaces Dino Borri and Michele Cera GIS Solutions in Public Safety: A Case Study of the 965 Broward County Sheriff Scott Burton, Patricia Behn and David C. Prosperi Information Management Boosts Command & Control 979 Eric van Capelleveen
10 XIX Task-Centred Adaptation of Geographic Information 997 to Support Disaster Management Nosakhare Erharuyi anddavidfair bairn The Adoption of Geo-information and Geographic 1009 Information Systems for Natural Disaster Risk Management by Local Authorities Gabrielle Iglesias Web Based 3D Visual User Interface to a Flood Forecasting 1021 System Mikael Jern A Web Application for Landslide Inventory Using Data-Driven...lO41 SVG Maurizio Latini and Barend Kobben High-Resolution Satellite Image Sources for Disaster 1055 Management in Urban Areas Jonathan Li, Yu Li and Michael A. Chapman Geo-information as an Integral Component of the National 1071 Disaster Hazard and Vulnerability "ATLAS" Dusan Sakulski Poster Contributions Seismic Emergency Management: Technologies at Work 1091 Pierluigi Soddu and Maria Giovanna Martini Positioning and Location-Based Communication Plenary Contributions Pedestrian Navigation in Difficult Environments: 1113 Results of the ESA Project SHADE Bjorn Ott. Elmar Wassle, Franz Weimann, Pedro Branco and Riccardo Nicole
11 XX Location Interoperability Services for Medical Emergency 1127 Operations during Disasters Remko van der Togt, Euro Beinat, Sisi Zlatanova and Henk J. Scholten Oral Contributions Evacuation Route Calculation of Inner Buildings 1143 Shi Pu and Sisi Zlatanova Poster Contributions Geo Embedded Navigation 1163 Peer M. Ils0e and Jan Kolar LoBi-X: Location-Based, Bi-Directional, Information Exchange over Wireless Networks Antonis Miliarakis, Hamed Al Raweshidy and Manolis Stratakis Information Systems for Specific DM Applications Plenary Contributions Integrated Distributed GIS Approach for Earthquake Disaster 1183 Modeling and Visualization Rifaat Abdalla and Vincent Tao M3Flood: An Integrated System for Flood Forecasting and 1193 Emergency Management Rosanna Foraci, Massimo Bider, Jonathan Peter Cox, Francesca Lugli, Rita Nicolini, Giuseppe Simoni, Leonardo Tirelli, Stefania Mazzeo and Michele Marsigli
12 XXI Oral Contributions Mobile Hardware and Software Complex to Support Work 1211 of Radiation Safety Experts in Field Conditions Rafael Arutyunyan, Ravil Bakin, Sergei Bogatov, Leonid Bolshov, Sergei Gavrilov, Alexandr Glushko, Vladimir Kiselev, Igor Linge, Igor Osipiants, Daniil Tokarchuk, Alexandr Agapov, Andrey Fedorov andevgeny Galkin The New Zoning Approach for Earthquake Risk Assessment 1225 Fatmagul Batuk, Betu'l Sengezer and Ozan Emem Application of Remote Sensing and GIS Technology in 1239 Forest Fire Risk Modelling and Management of Forest Fires: A Case Study in the Garhwal Himalayan Region Sunil Chandra A Web GIS for Managing Post-Earthquake Emergencies 1255 Matteo Crozi, Riccardo Galetto and Anna Spalla Web Based Information System for Natural Hazard Analysis 1271 in an Alpine Valley Constantin R. Gogu, Helen Freimark, Boris Stern andlorenz Hurni Using Explorative Spatial Analysis to Improve Fire and 1283 Rescue Services Jukka M. Krisp, Kirsi Virrantaus and Ari Jolma The Global Terrestrial Network for River Discharge (GTN-R): Near Real Time Data Acquisition and Dissemination Tool for Online River Discharge and Water Level Information Thomas Maurer Contribution of Earth Observation Data supplied by the New 1315 Satellite Sensors to Flood Disaster Assessment and Hazard Reduction Gheorghe Stancalie and Vasile Craciunescu The Relationship between Settlement Density and Informal 1333 Settlement Fires: Case Study of Imizamo Yethu, Hout Bay and Joe Slovo, Cape Town Metropolis Helen M. Smith
13 xxn Poster Contributions AVHRR Data for Real-Time Operational Flood Forecasting 1357 in Malaysia Lawal Billa, Shattri Mansor, Ahmad Rodzi Mahmud and Abudl Halim Ghazali Supporting Flood Disaster Response by Freeware Spatial Data 1371 in Hungary Zsofia Kugler and Arpad Barsi The Use of GIS as Tool to Support Risk Assessment 1381 Giuseppe Orlando, Francesco Selicato and Carmelo M. Torre Ignored Devastating Disasters: The Case of the Horn of Africa 1401 Ambrose S. Oroda Tight Coupling of SFlood and ArcView GIS 3.2 for Flood Risk 1413 Analysis Shanker Kumar Sinnakaudan and Sahol Hamid Abu Bakar Public Participation Geographic Information Sharing Systems 1427 for Community Based Urban Disaster Mitigation Suha Ulgen
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