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Refinement of regionally modeled coastal zone population data enabling more accurate vulnerability and exposure assessments
1. Refinement of regionally modeled coastal zone population data ⊠⊠enabling more accurate vulnerability and exposure assessments C. Aubrecht , M. Levy, A. de Sherbinin, G. Yetman, M. Jaiteh, K. Steinnocher, S. Metzler IDRC Davos 2010 | International Disaster and Risk Conference Davos, Switzerland | June 1, 2010
7. Societal Risk Assessment 06/09/10 Around 10 % of the worldâs population (i.e. more than 600 million people) live in a low elevation coastal zone (LECZ) of less than 10 m above sea level McGranahan et al. (2006, 2007) based on population data for the year 2000
8. Societal Risk Assessment 06/09/10 Globally, the population density in the coastal zone (175 persons/kmÂČ) is much higher than for any other ecosystem Levy (2009), McGranahan et al. (2005) Millennium Ecosystem Assessment System Overall Urban Rural (persons per sq. km.) Coastal zone 175 1,119 69 Cultivated 119 793 70 Dryland 36 749 20 Forest 27 478 18 Inland Water 51 826 25 Mountain 36 636 26 World 46 770 25
10. Concept of Disaster Management â The Global Earth Observation System of Systems [GEOSS] is integrate Earth observations with other information to help planners reduce vulnerability , strengthen preparedness and early-warning measures and, after disaster strikes, rebuild housing and infrastructure in ways that limit future risks .â [Group on Earth Observations GEO - GEOSS Disasters Theme] 06/09/10
11. Concept of Disaster Management [Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA (2005) The life cycle of disasters. www.fema.gov .] 06/09/10
12. Concept of Disaster Management [Jon Stewart, Comedy Centralâs Daily show, Oct 2005] Commenting on FEMA's controversial response to Katrina , Jon Stewart said, "What should FEMA have done? Perhaps the answer can be found on their websiteâŠ" 06/09/10 "This chart, clearly depicting the agencies responsibilities in the event of a disaster ⊠It begins with a response to a disaster, leads to recovery , mitigation , risk reduction , prevention , preparedness ⊠(dramatic pause) and ends up BACK IN DISASTER !â "In truth, FEMA did exactly what they said they were going to do."
25. www.earthzine.or g Observing the Oceans Theme Issue Q2/2010 IEEE Committee on Earth Observation NASA National Aeronautics & Space Administration EuroGEOSS South Africa Dept. of Science & Technology Q1 â Earth Information Systems Q3 â Global Human Health Q4 â Ecosystems Christoph Aubrecht Deputy Editor in Chief [email_address]
26. Christoph Aubrecht Thank you for your attention! Christoph Aubrecht Foresight & Policy Development Department Regional and Infrastructure Policy AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH Donau-City-StraĂe 1 | 1220 Vienna | Austria T +43(0) 50550-4522 | F +43(0) 50550-4599 [email_address] | http://www.ait.ac.at http://homepage.univie.ac.at/christoph.aubrecht
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Also the pop. increase is highest in coastal zones