81. ICTeachers although there is also a section on natural and Human Made disasters. Screen Cam Links http//cissus.mobot.org/MBGnet/salt/index.htm respectively. http://www.icteachers.co.uk/children/links/geography.htm

Geography General Weather Environment and Habitats Tropical Rainforests ... Yorkshire Return to Contents General Geography Information top National Geographic Gives access to an online version of the National Geographic magazine. There is also the facility to print out maps, and to view an archive of photographic images. Provides links to travel and tourism sites. Some of the pages are very slow to load. CIA The World Factbook 1999 Look up any fact, geographical, political or economic, about any country you care to think of. This site has been set up by the CIA, so presumably is useful for any would be spies!!! The Commonwealth Institute A source of information on commonwealth countries. Teaching Ideas for Primary Geography This site contains a selection of activities and worksheets to download dealing with mapwork, learning about places and weather. You are also able to contribute your own ideas. The National Railway Museum, York

82. Brookings Institution Press, Masses In Flight, The Global Crisis Of Internal Dis They are included in the definition because in some natural disasters governments respond violations of human rights or natural or humanmade disasters, http://brookings.nap.edu/books/0815715110/html/16.html

Masses in Flight: The Global Crisis of Internal Displacement Roberta Cohen, Francis M. Deng Go to chapter: Go to Page: Active Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-xii Contents, pp. xiii-xviii Preface, pp. xix-xxii 1. Introduction, pp. 1-14 2. Global Overview, pp. 15-72 3. Legal Framework, pp. 73-125 4. Institutional Arrangements, pp. 126-186 5. The Role of Nongovernment Organi..., pp. 187-212 6. Regional Responses, pp. 213-238 7. Strategies and Recommendations, pp. 239-304 Appendix: Proposed Guiding Principl..., pp. 305-316 Notes, pp. 317-400 Index, pp. 401-414 THIS PAGE You may be interested in these Related Titles Use this chapter's phrases to Build a Search Go to chapter: Active Table of Contents Active Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-xii Contents, pp. xiii-xviii Preface, pp. xix-xxii 1. Introduction, pp. 1-14 2. Global Overview, pp. 15-72 3. Legal Framework, pp. 73-125 4. Institutional Arrangements, pp. 126-186 5. The Role of Nongovernment Organi..., pp. 187-212 6. Regional Responses, pp. 213-238 7. Strategies and Recommendations, pp. 239-304 Appendix: Proposed Guiding Principl..., pp. 305-316

83. India: After The Deluge: IV. Addressing The Needs Of Vulnerable Populations violations of human rights or natural or humanmade disasters, 74 See Policy guidance on the gender perspectives of natural disasters, http://hrw.org/reports/2005/india0505/4.htm

Home News Releases About HRW Get Involved ... index IV. Addressing the needs of vulnerable populations The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement The UN Guiding Principles apply not only to persons displaced by armed conflict, but also by natural disasters. While the government has agencies dedicated to addressing the particular needs of such groups and has many directly relevant policies, the policies too often are not implemented on the ground. Children Over a million children were affected by the tsunami. According to UNICEF, nearly a third of the estimated 280,000 dead were children, who could not save themselves when the waves struck. Thousands of children were killed in India, and tens of thousands lost relatives. Children are especially vulnerable in disasters because they can easily become victims of illness, malnutrition, trafficking or sexual violence. Activists complained that during immediate relief and rescue operations, there was a lack of sensitivity to the needs of children, particularly the need for special food, nutrition, or psychological care. These were later addressed by some humanitarian agencies and voluntary organizations.

84. On Edge, Again By Max Page and the tensions between natural and humanmade disasters. Complete subject index (200 categories), Series index (books in a series only) http://www.press.uchicago.edu/News/911page.html

On Edge, Again Max Page New York is still the city that never sleeps. Fear will do that. Fear of death borne in the air: a jet, a microbe. In Lower Manhattan, the dust has been scrubbed away. Night and day, trucks rumble off with more rubble. But the fear persists: there are letters to open, cross-country trips to take. The fear is a psychic anthrax, an almost invisible powder creeping under the windowsills of thought, sifting into the corners of each mind. Fear and this city are no strangers. History reminds us that New York has burned and been occupied by soldiers. It has been besieged by epidemics and riots. Our popular culture has been in dress rehearsal for the city's destruction for decades: in books, at the movies, in computer games, although no amount of history, no number of rehearsals, could prepare New Yorkers for September 11 and the days of grief and worry that followed. It was the most perfect and horrific demolition job. Two quarter-mile-tall towers exploding, then imploding, one-acre floors falling through the next one, two hundred times over. The survivors, blanketed in the gray mist of urban disaster, headed north and east. The attacks' human spores bearing their stories, their fear, throughout the city.

85. GEO-3: GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT OUTLOOK deficiencies in disaster prevention, including the lack of zoning of vulnerable Vulnerability to natural hazards a georeferenced index for Honduras http://www.unep.org/geo/geo3/english/471.htm

UNEP DEWA UNEP.Net GEO-1 ... GEO-3 GEO: Global Environment Outlook 3 Past, present and future perspectives Contact Us Help Search GEO-3: Home GEO-3 Chapter 2 Disasters ... Table of contents Policy responses Many countries, especially those located on islands, are vulnerable to natural disasters (see table below). The major concerns with regard to policy include the following (UNEP 1999): deficiencies in disaster prevention, including the lack of zoning of vulnerable areas during the development planning process; weak mitigation mechanisms; deficiencies and limited use of anti-seismic building measures, as well as inadequate administrative arrangements and human resources for enforcement; lack of insurance policies for low-income households; and inadequate support systems for affected communities. Improving management is critical to disaster reduction, especially non-structural mitigation actions using natural mechanisms. For example, wetlands reduce floods, woodlands reduce landslides and mangroves lessen the effect of coastal storms and extreme tides. In general, good land use maintains healthy ecosystems, provides resources and facilitates non-structural mitigation action. This strategy is particularly attractive in countries where risk insurance and structural mitigation come at a high price. Vulnerability to natural hazards of Caribbean countries hurricanes earthquakes volcanoes

86. Mental Health Services, Mental Health Information Center Disseminating mental health information related to disasters and traumatic floods, and wildfires) and humanmade disasters and acts of terror. more http://www.mentalhealth.samhsa.gov/cmhs/

This Site Mental Health at HHS All Mental Health CMHS Overview CMHS Biographies CMHS Speeches CMHS Advisory Council ... Leading the Nation's Mental Health System Publications Mental Health Programs Homepage CMHS Programs: Go to... About CMHS Children's Campaign Community Support Emergency Services Financing HIV/AIDS Homelessness Managing Anxiety Mental Health Statistics Special Programs State Planning Traumatic Events Suicide Prevention Programs Homepage CMHS Activities: Go to... School Violence Stigma Suicide Prevention Surgeon General printer friendly page e-mail this page bookmark this page shopping cart ... current or new account The Center for Mental Health Services The Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) is the Federal agency within the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) that leads national efforts to improve prevention and mental health treatment services for all Americans. CMHS pursues its mission by helping States improve and increase the quality and range of treatment, rehabilitation, and support services for people with mental health problems, their families, and communities. CMHS programs and activities include: Programs Meeting the mental health needs of children and their families through community-based “systems of care.”

87. Iowa Homeland Security And Emergency Management you will find information to help you, your family, and your community be better prepared for any emergency or disaster, whether natural or humanmade. http://www.iowahomelandsecurity.org/

Be Prepared E-911 IMAC Search ... Home For information on how you can prepare for disasters visit BeReadyIowa.org Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management A Division of The Department of Public Defense The Iowa Homeland Security Web site is designed to be the central source for information on the state's homeland security and emergency management efforts and initiatives. On this site you will find information to help you, your family, and your community be better prepared for any emergency or disaster, whether natural or human-made. On this site you will also be able to learn about state and local government homeland security and emergency management programs and efforts, access resources for learning about terrorism and emergency management, find out more about Iowa disasters, and learn about emergency preparedness efforts in your community and how you can get involved. Our Mission The mission of the Iowa Homeland Security and Emergency Management Division is to support, coordinate, and maintain state and local homeland security and emergency management activities to establish sustainable communities and assure economic opportunities for Iowa and its citizens.

88. Human Made Disaster - What Is Human Made Disaster What is Human Made Disaster from the Psychology Glossary at About.com. more serious consequences than natural disasters for survivors mental health. http://psychology.about.com/od/glossary_az/g/HumanMadeDis19.htm

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89. Global Communication - Satellite Technology - M/Cyclopedia Of New Media to use satellite imaging to gain access to denied areas such as areas under military conflict or during a natural or human made disaster” (Kawamoto, http://wiki.media-culture.org.au/index.php/Global_Communication_-_Satellite_Tech

Other Publications... M/C Journal M/C Reviews M/Cyclopedia M/Cyclopedia of New Media Main Page FAQ The M/Cyclopedia of New Media Printable version Global Communication - Satellite Technology Developed by KCB336 New Media Technologies students in the Creative Industries Faculty QUT Satellite Technology The development and advancement of Satellite technology has played an important and pivotal role in the development of online and digital journalism. Improvements and advancements in satellite technology have enabled scientists to produce and transmit images live across various news mediums from even highly remote areas such as war zones . Such technology was used intensively throughout the Iraq war, to enable journalists to transmit images from the battlefield direct to the public. One primary form of satellite technology used by journalists is Satellite News Gathering technology. Satellite News Gathering (SNG) is the use of mobile communications equipment for the purpose of worldwide news-casting. Mobile units are usually vans equipped with advanced, two-way audio and video transmitters and receivers, using dish antennas that can be aimed at geostationary satellites Satellite News Gathering is the primary form of satellite technology used by journalists and online news services to produce and transmit images and sound directly to global audiences. The SNG technology enables the audience live up-to-the-minute information on breaking news, weather and sport.

90. INDEX: - HELPKID -KIT That kind of disaster can happen anywhere, as we have just witnessed on the for people who have suffered from some natural or human made catastrophe. http://www.index2005.dk/Members/kyfhoshishudo/homeObject

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91. UW Business Services: Spring 2003 Newsletter, EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: UW Partners Disaster Resistant University. In 2000, the UW was one of six achieved through recognition and analysis of the risks of natural and humanmade hazards, http://www.washington.edu/admin/business/news_spring_2003/mitigation.html

Emergency Management: Hazard Mitigation Plan Design Team Captures Awards Computer Assisted Dispatching EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: UW Partners with Washington State Emergency Management The University of Washington is taking emergency preparedness to the strategic level by working in partnership with Washington State Emergency Management Division to develop an Enhanced State Hazard Mitigation Plan. Hazard Mitigation is sustained action taken to reduce or eliminate the long-term risk to human life and property from hazards and their effects. The plan will build upon the foundation of hazard mitigation created in 2000 - 2002, for the quick and active recovery in the face of a disaster. Disaster Resistant University. In 2000, the UW was one of six universities in the country to receive a "Disaster Resistant University" grant from Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). These funds were designated for the development of a hazard mitigation program beginning with hazard identification and vulnerability assessment. To be eligible for further funding for hazard mitigation projects the University must complete an annex to the state plan by November 1, 2003. "The University is committed to the welfare of its community - students, faculty, staff, and visitors - and to preserve the institution. To fulfill its mission and commitments in the event of a disaster, the University strives to become disaster resistant. Disaster resistance is achieved through recognition and analysis of the risks of natural and human-made hazards, comprehensive planning for mitigation of the human and economic impacts of disasters and resumption of the University functions," reports Elenka Jarolimek, Hazard Mitigation Planning Coordinator in the Department of Business Services.

92. Engineering Ethics: Subject Guide: Drexel University Libraries natural and human made disasters, the Y2K debacle, theories and root causes, the three industrial revolutions, strategic responses, and roles of engineers http://www.library.drexel.edu/resources/guides/engethics.html

Home Contents Index Directories ... Archives Drexel University Libraries Hours Locations Contact Us Resources ... About the Libraries document.write(breadcrumb); Subject Guide: Engineering Ethics Sections In This Guide Further Assistance or Feedback Databases Books Finding Books Handbooks ... Web Resources Jay Bhatt Information Services Librarian - Engineering PHONE: 215-895-1873 EMAIL: bhattjj@drexel.edu Joshua Roberts Information Resources Technician - Engineering PHONE: 215-895-2782 EMAIL: jcr382@drexel.edu Other Resources Current Awareness / Alerting Services Click Here Find full-text article from a citation Click Here Requesting Materials From Other Libraries We recommend using PALCI E-ZBorrow to obtain books from other libraries. You may also use Document Delivery to request journals, articles, books and other materials from other libraries. Click Here TOP Databases These databases primarily provide information about a particular subject area (ex. IEEE Xplore focuses on electrical engineering and related fields). These databases also contain information about ethics, codes of conduct, and similar topics within a particular field of study.

93. GDIN.org human made disasters (war, attacks on civilians, displacements) ‡ natural disasters (earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.) ‡ chronic disasters (droughts, famine) http://www.gdin.org/conf_02italy_prop.html

Search Index Contact Home ... Links GDIN 2002 GDIN2002 Preparations Response to Proposal Larry Roeder Italian Proposal for GDIN2002 in Rome, June, 2002 Concept paper for discussion. 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 2. Theme of the conference Information systems and telecommunications in support of health, survival, rehabilitation: from need analysis to technological development and use. Human beings first. The Conference organizers will assume that technology has be used for an essential ethical scope: wellbeing, good health, survival, with strategies adapted to local contexts and technological/economic absorption capacities. It may have just little scope outside human benefit. In the case of disasters, IT becomes critical for preparedness, planning, management, restoration and rehabilitation. Under extreme circumstances, good management practices are even more important than clinical skills and may have a higher impact on survival and early rehabilitation of communities. Therefore the conference will be developed with the aim at putting individuals and communities as the main subject (victim of a disaster and beneficiary of IT deployed) in the conference. Technology will be presented that makes a significant contribution to human survival and victims‰ benefit by and large.

94. For Teachers - CBC Archives and humanmade disasters such as nuclear events, pollution, fires, war). Ask How have these disasters changed the lives of the local people and the http://archives.cbc.ca/294p.asp?ActProf=780&IDLan=1&Nav=AvPr

95. Baylor University || Center For International Education || William A. Mitchell, Hazards 2002 Ninth International Symposium on natural and Human Made Hazards, Ankara, Turkey, natural Disaster Mitigation; Ethnopolitical conflict, http://www.baylor.edu/cie/index.php?id=1795

96. Clinical Psychology Glossary - Index Human Made Disaster Incident Command System Key Informant Method Mass Care Robert T Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act http://psychology.about.com/od/glossaries/a/glos_index_cli.htm

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97. Conferences   ::   august 2004 GENDER EQUALITY AND DISASTER RISK REDUCTION WORKSHOP Of special interest to hazards researchers will be a session on natural Hazards and the Public, http://www.e11th-hour.org/resources/events/conf.04.08.print.html

DISASTER-RELATED CONFERENCES :: AUGUST 2004 13TH WORLD CONFERENCE ON EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING August 1-6, 2004 - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Host: Canadian Association for Earthquake Engineering. Contact 13th WCEE Secretariat c/o Venue West Conference Services Ltd. #645-375 Water Street Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 5C6, Canada pho: 604.681.5226; fax: 604.681.2503 congress@venuewest.com http://www.13wcee.com SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR PUBLIC HEALTH PRACTICE Public Health Preparedness: Tools for the Frontline August 2-6, 2004 - Seattle, Washington Sponsor: American Public Health Association (APHA). Conference is designed to provide public health practitioners with intensive, practical, case-based training in support of bioterrorism and emergency public health preparedness as well as skills for general public health practice. Participants will be able to choose training in five tracks: epidemiologic methods, management, executive leadership, systems improvement for bioterrorism preparedness, and geographic information systems (GIS). Crisis communications will be an overall focus. Contact Nedra Pautler APHA, 800 I Street, NW

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