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Displaying 105 of about 112 results… (Route d’Itaosy and RN1). Because of the unorganized urban grid, and the presence of high dikes, the river is not always … are proven to reduce the implementation costs by 25%, electricity costs by 40%, and maintenance costs by 60%, with …
… Building resilience at the community level education, and electricity. This vicious cycle prevents communities from …
Undervaluing the protections natural ecosystems provide against flooding has detrimental impacts for society, particularly given the increase in flood hazard in the context of climate and land-use changes. Against this backdrop, the authors developed a framework to quantify these natural protections, even in settings with limited available data. By appl…
… the 2014 policy to “Assess vulnerability of the electrical grid […] to natural hazards likely to be increased by climate …
… B., Djordjevic, S., & Savic, D. A. (2012). A coarse-grid approach to representing building blockage effects in 2D …
… White, D., Kimerling, A.J., 2003. Geodesic discrete global grid systems. Cartog. Geogr. Info. Sci. 30 (2), 121–134. …
… earthquake caused damages to home and buildings as well as electricity outages. Resilience Capacity Institutional …
… Cahora Bassa (HCB 500 Total 13,610 Source: EDM, MIREME. Electricity : Electricidade de Mocambiqu (EDM): EDM has … and HCB has already started on this work. Table 13: Electricity Distribution System Damage Area 33/22 kV (km) …
… I. (2017). Resilience analytics with application to power grid of a devel- oping region. Risk Analysis, 37(7), …
… impacts from purchase reductions in inputs such as electricity, feed, building/equipment repairs, insurance …
… cause more pressure on local services, e.g., water and electricity for building cooling (Lopez 2016), and technical …
… Such decline in base flow could affect water available for electricity generation or agriculture. The projected decrease …
This paper is a standardised inventory for New Zealand's stopbank (levee) network and its application for natural hazard exposure assessments. Flooding is New Zealand's most frequent natural hazard, responsible for the highest number of declared civil defence emergencies and greatest regular economic loss. Stopbanks (levees) perform a critica…
… unable to receive early warning messages due to limited electricity and access to the internet. Also, people can …
… were made impassable, bridges and culverts were damaged, electricity supplies were disrupted in some neighbourhoods, …