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12. PTSD Research Quarterly // National Center For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Subject index. Volumes 1 through 15 (19902004) Solomon, SD, Green, BL Mental health effects of natural and human-made disasters. http://www.ncptsd.va.gov/publications/rq/rq_subjects.html

NCPTSD Topics Facts Publications CQ PILOTS RQ Authors Distribution List Subjects Assessment DMH Manual Reading Documents Video Assessment About NCPTSD NCPTSD's Website Most Popular Pages: PTSD Research Quarterly Subject Index Volumes 1 through 15 (1990-2004) Each issue of the PTSD Research Quarterly is available in Portable Document Format (PDF), which reproduces the exact format of the paper edition. You may read the issue on your computer monitor or print it on your desktop printer. In order to read or print PDF documents, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. The appropriate version for your computer may be obtained from the Adobe website Author and Chronological List indexes are also available. (Links to brief articles describing research activities at NCPTSD sites are to web pages rather than to complete Research Quarterly issues.) Acute Stress Disorder Bryant, R. A. Acute Stress Disorder. PTSD Research Quarterly 11 (Spring 2000) Adolescents PTSD Research Quarterly Fall 1998) PTSD Research Quarterly Fall 1993 Adults Cook, J.M. Post-traumatic stress disorder in older adults. PTSD Research Quarterly 12 (Summer 2001) PTSD Research Quarterly Summer 1995 Alcohol Abuse see Drug Abuse Animal Models PTSD Research Quarterly Fall 1991 Friedman, M. J. Neurobiological research on PTSD.

13. Geohazards/index are 1) To develop research projects on natural and humanmade disasters through collaboration with other national and international research groups. http://www.fiu.edu/~longoria/geohazards/

Geohazards and Remote Sensing at the International Hurricane Center Jose F. Longoria Professor of Geology holistic approach and an eclectic method Interaction with the insurance sector and the development of links with government agencies through US, Latin America and the Caribbean are priorities of the Geohazards and Remote Sensing program of the International Hurricane Center. Goal: The prime goal of the Geohazards and Remote Sensing program of the IHC, is to provide geoscientific basis for the mitigation of natural disasters through the implementation of microzonation as a tool in vulnerability assessment. Objectives: The aims of the Geohazards and Remote Sensing program of the IHC are: 1) To develop research projects on natural and human-made disasters through collaboration with other national and international research groups. Special emphasis is given to inland effects of hurricanes. 2) To develop new methods and models for geohazards, and vulnerability and risk assessment adequate for the industry and government needs. 3) To attract graduate students and post-doctoral fellows to study different aspects of geohazards and their mitigation. Research Projects: The Geohazard and Remote Sensing program emphasizes microzonation as a methodological approach to study natural disasters. The concept of microzonation implies the division of land surface into areas and ranking them according to degrees of actual or potential geohazard. The technique of microzonation is fundamentally designed to show the spatial variation of risk of a given geological hazard. including: 1) acceptable risk in spatial terms, 2) where to concentrate resources and 3) where to send emergency services during critical periods.

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intranetpath = "/"; World nutrition Links BMVEL: Homepage Food Voluntary Guidelines FOOD Print Page Voluntary Guidelines to support the progressive Realization or the Right to adequate Food in the Context of national Food Security Report by the Intergovernmental Working Group (IGWG) from 12. September 2004 Table of Contents Section II: Enabling Environment, Assistance and Accountability GUIDELINE 16: NATURAL AND HUMAN-MADE DISASTERS 16.1 Food should never be used as a means of political and economic pressure. 16.2 States reaffirm the obligations they have assumed under international humanitarian law and, in particular, as parties to the 1949 Geneva Conventions and/or the 1977 Additional Protocols thereto with respect to the humanitarian needs of the civilian population, including their access to food in situations of armed conflict and occupation, inter alia Additional Protocol I provides, inter alia , that "[t]he starvation of civilians as a method of warfare is prohibited" and that "[i]t is prohibited to attack, destroy, remove or render useless objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population, such as foodstuffs, agricultural areas for the production of foodstuffs, crops, livestock, drinking water installations and supplies and irrigation works, for the specific purpose of denying them, for their sustenance value to the civilian population or to the adverse party, whatever the motive, whether in order to starve out civilians, to cause them to move away, or for any other motive.", and that "these objects shall not be made the object of reprisals".

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By Choice or by Chance: How the Internet Is Used to Prepare for, Manage, and Share Information about Emergencies by Laurie Putnam Access to reliable information is essential for emergency managers, whether they're facing tornados or terrorist attacks. How well information is managed before, during, and after a disaster can have a direct influence on how well the crisis is managed. Today the Internet plays a recurring role in all phases of emergency information management. As a communication system and an information repository, a strategic tool and a populist medium, the Internet can be a powerful element in crisis situations. It has been readily used in recent crises and it will, no doubt, be used in the next emergency, by choice or by chance. The choice must be made to use it well. This article explores the implications of the Internet for agencies that work to mitigate, prepare for, and respond to natural and human-made disasters. It also looks at implications of the Internet for members of the general public who are directly or indirectly affected by disasters. Contents Managing emergency information Internet applications Internet complications What next?

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Proudly Serving Locally Founded in 1898 Home About Us Contact Us FAQs ... Site Map Dealing With Technological Disasters and Terrorism Prepare - Prevent - Respond The American Red Cross serving King and Kitsap Counties is working to assist our communities deal with potential acts of terror in our communities. Our message is simple - we can all be better prepared for any disaster. We have assembled the following information as a means to help our communities cope with the disasters of the past and be better prepared for the disasters of the future, whether they be natural or human-made. Preparedness - How You Can Deal With Future Events Sheltering In Place Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations for Families (pdf) Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations for Individuals (pdf) Coping With The Events Kids - Special Information To Help Disaster Preparedness Calendar (pdf) Our Community Reaching Out To K-12 Schools Homeland Security Advisory System Recommendations Business and Industry Workplace Preparedness Business and Industry Guide Help Your Employees Be Prepared by Offering On-site CPR and First Aid Classes Homeland Security Advisory System for Businesses (pdf) Links To Related Web Sites Note: Some of the documents contained in this site are in Portable Document Format (.pdf), which when printed, will provide photos and information in high quality formatting. These files require Adobe Acrobat

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Miami State High School Year 8C - Natural Disasters Webquest and links Click to see the full size photo taken by Michael Bath. Instructions to groups. By now you have your disaster topic - and your group has been formed. You now need to assign roles. Remember that you need a 'Webmaster' (this person will put the page together - they will design the layout and 'look' of the page - they will also be responsible for uploading the page onto the school's web site). Other team members will be responsible for the research elements of the team's website (most will be looking for the best sites to link to - one will focus on finding the best image to go on the site (this person will need to write to the owner of the image for the appropriate permission). Your website should focus on providing the links to sites which will give the best help in such matters as: Describing and defining the disaster. Where does it occur? When does it occur? What damage is caused? How is it caused? What can we do to minimise its impact on humans? Can you find records of historical events regarding the incidence of this disaster?

20. Natural Hazards Causes And Effects Appendix 1: University Of Wisconsin Disaster Crop moisture index (CMI) a modified Palmer index representing those aspects of disasters may be humanmade or have natural causes and may include http://dmc.engr.wisc.edu/courses/hazards/BB02-apx1.html

Natural Hazards: Causes and Effects Appendix 1 English Courses PAHO Scholars Spanish Courses UNHCR Courses ... Graphics Glossary of International Disaster Assistance Terms This glossary is intended as an aid to generalists working in the disaster assistance field. It has been prepared with the hope that terms common in the disaster assistance vocabulary will be rendered more comprehensible to all interested individuals, whether they be disaster relief specialists or specialists in related fields. It is also hoped that this glossary will help standardize terms frequently used in international seminars on disaster preparedness. The glossary will be revised and updated as needs dictate. Anyone wishing to offer a term for inclusion should feel free to do so. A Acceleration a change in velocity due to gravity; in earthquake hazard analysis, it is expressed as a fraction of gravity pull (g). Adjustments any physical or structural rearrangement of the environment to safeguard human life and property, such as the building of dams or windbreaks, or the strengthening of buildings. Aerial reconnaissance the survey of a disaster area by air to determine extent and type of destruction.

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