Improved modelling and communication of urban risks : case studies from the United Kingdom and South-East Asia

P. Hobbs; Andy Gibson; Nick Koor; J. Rees; S. Price; M. Harrison; L. Jones; M. Garcia-Bajo; M. Culshaw

Improved modelling and communication of urban risks : case studies from the United Kingdom and South-East Asia

P. Hobbs, Andy Gibson, Nick Koor, J. Rees, S. Price, M. Harrison, L. Jones, M. Garcia-Bajo, M. Culshaw

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This paper uses recent studies to demonstrate how modern developments, including remote sensing, 3-D modelling and responsive surveys, have enabled scientists to better understand urban geological environments and geohazards and communicate them to the public. These developments are discussed here and illustrated with three diverse examples from the UK and SE Asia.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	European econference of the International Association for Engineering geology - Madrid, Spain Duration: 15 Sept 2008 → 20 Sept 2008

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Conference	European econference of the International Association for Engineering geology
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Madrid
Period	15/09/08 → 20/09/08

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Hobbs, P., Gibson, A., Koor, N., Rees, J., Price, S., Harrison, M., Jones, L., Garcia-Bajo, M., & Culshaw, M. (2008). Improved modelling and communication of urban risks : case studies from the United Kingdom and South-East Asia. Paper presented at European econference of the International Association for Engineering geology, Madrid, Spain. http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/4995

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