Natural Hazards

Regional Air Quality Modelling in Canada –Applications for Policy and Real-Time Prediction
pp. 101-129(29)
Authors: Venkatesh S.; Gong W.; Kallaur A.; Makar P.A.; Moran M.D.; Pabla B.; Ro C.; Vet R.; Burrows W.R.; Montpetit R.

The 1997 El Niño, Indonesian Forest Fires and the Malaysian Smoke Problem: A Deadly Combination of Natural and Man-Made Hazard
pp. 131-144(14)
Authors: Murty T.S.; Scott D.; Baird W.

Three-Dimensional Simulation of Water Circulation in the Java Sea: Influence of Wind Waves on Surface and Bottom Stresses
pp. 145-171(27)
Authors: Ningsih N.S.; Yamashita T.; Aouf L.

Tidal Changes and Coastal Hazards: Past, Present and Future
pp. 173-184(12)
Author: Hinton A.C.

Tsunamis Observed on and Near the Turkish Coast
pp. 185-205(21)
Authors: Altinok Y.; Ersoy S.

Post-Tsunami Field Survey Procedures: An Outline
pp. 207-214(8)
Author: Farreras S.F.

An Analysis of the Recent Severe Storm Surge Disaster Events in China
pp. 215-223(9)
Author: Kentang L.

Risk Assessment, Emergency Preparedness and Response to Hazards: The Case of the 1997 Red River Valley Flood, Canada
pp. 225-245(21)
Author: Emdad Haque C.

Robust Statistical Methods to Discriminate Extreme Events in Geoelectrical Precursory Signals: Implications with Earthquake Prediction
pp. 247-261(15)
Authors: Cuomo V.; Di Bello G.; Lapenna V.; Piscitelli S.; Telesca I.; Macchiato M.; Serio C.

Hydrogeochemical Precursors in Kamchatka (Russia) Related to the Strongest Earthquakes in 1988–1997
pp. 263-276(14)
Authors: Biagi P.F.; Ermini A.; Cozzi E.; Khatkevich Y.M.; Gordeev E.I.

Multifractal Analysis of the Arnea, Greece Seismicity with Potential Implications for Earthquake Prediction
pp. 277-295(19)
Authors: Dimitriu P.P.; Scordilis E.M.; Karacostas V.G.

Estimation of Strong Ground Motion Due to Hypothetical Fault Ruptures and Comparison with Recorded Values: The Zakynthos, Western Greece Earthquake of 18 November 1997
pp. 297-315(19)
Authors: Makaris D.I.; Theodulidis N.P.; Stavrakakis G.N.

Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy Used as a Tool for the Detection of Fractures in Rock Samples Exposed to either Hydrostatic or Triaxial Pressure Conditions
pp. 317-330(14)
Authors: Nover G.; Heikamp S.; Freund D.

Earthquake Hazard for the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia – Contribution to the ILC/IASPEI Global Seismic Hazard Assessment Program
pp. 331-345(15)
Authors: Schenk V.; Schenková Z.; Kottnauer P.; Guterch B.; Labák P.

Contribution of Geographical Information Systems to the Management of Volcanic Crises
pp. 347-360(14)
Authors: Gómez-Fernández F.

GIS and Volcanic Risk Management
pp. 361-379(19)
Authors: Pareschi M.T.; Cavarra L.; Favalli M.; Giannini F.; Meriggi A.

A Systems Approach to Modeling Catastrophic Risk and Insurability
pp. 381-393(13)
Authors: Amendola A.; Ermoliev Y.; Ermolieva T.Y.; Gitis V.; Koff G.; Linnerooth-Bayer J.

Hazards-98: Summary of Papers
pp. 395-398(4)
Author: Khandekar M.I.