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1. BASIC HAZARD MANAGEMENT
(georges_radjou_wb@hotmail.com)

2. ASSUMPTION: HAZARDS LIKE A PROCESS
Management
Emergency
Crisis
indicators
[Hazard Black Box]
IMPACTS
Labors
Feed-backs
Regulations
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Amplifications
SOURCES
Think about the 1°-2°celsius temperature increases in 2100
There will be lots of changes in various fields of human
activities, beyond that 1°-2° celsius temperature increase
WORLD OF
OPPORTUNITIES
WORLD OF
UNCERTAINTIES

3. ALREADY PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS :
FLOOD MANAGEMENT
SEISMIC INFRASTRUCTURE
CRISIS MANAGEMENT: STRIKE, DISEASES
.....
ETC.

4. Flood
Consultant
Flood plain
regulations
Building
standards
and codes
workers
Time
FLOOD RISK DRIVERS IN FLOOD
MANAGEMENT
(Venn diagramme)
FLOOD RISKS
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5. FLOOD PLAIN
REGULATION
FLOOD PLAIN
REGULATION
Building
standards
and
codes
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Question: is there
enough standards
And codes
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A
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M
A
K
E
R
S
Building
standards
and
codes
CONSULTANT
Flood
B
U
I
L
D
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N
G
WORKER AND TIME INFLUENCES
HAZARD MECHANISM (AT EQUILIRIUM)
- Illustration with a water hazard -
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L
1
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2
MODEL
CHANGES
consultant
no consultant

6. HAZARD TYPES IN
PHYSICS BIOLOGYCHEMISTRY
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SIMULATIONS WITH
OTHER CASES FROM

7. SOURCES OF RISKS AND COMMON IMPACTS
transport communicationrefugeesfood/securitypreparadness
OthersHealth Technology Wars
Atmospheric
hazards
Water
hazards
Seismic,
telluric
hazards
GS RADJOU Source: orga nigram adapted from encyclopedia of geography
Human
geography
Physical
geography
Risk
geography

8. THE END