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San José; Comisión Nacional de Prevención de Riesgos y Atención de Emergencias (CNE); 2012. 48 p. ilus, mapas.
Monografia em Espanhol | Desastres | ID: des-19140
2.
s.l; U.S. Department of Commerce;U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA); 2006. 27 p. ilus, tab.(Technical Report, 2005-01).
Monografia em En | Desastres | ID: des-16584
6.
In. Cuba. Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres (CLAMED). Centro de Documentación; Red Caribeña para Información sobre Desastres (CARDIN). Gerencia de desastres en Cuba : Una compilación de artículos contribuidas por el Centro de Documentación del Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres. Mona, Kingston, Cuba. Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres (CLAMED). Centro de Documentación;Red Caribeña para Información sobre Desastres (CARDIN), 2003. p.114-118.
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-15515
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In. Cuba. Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres (CLAMED). Centro de Documentación; Red Caribeña para Información sobre Desastres (CARDIN). Gerencia de desastres en Cuba : Una compilación de artículos contribuidas por el Centro de Documentación del Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres. Mona, Kingston, Cuba. Centro Latinoamericano de Medicina de Desastres (CLAMED). Centro de Documentación;Red Caribeña para Información sobre Desastres (CARDIN), 2003. p.126-132.
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-15517
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México D.F; México. Centro Nacional de Prevención de Desastres. (CENAPRED);México. Secretaría de Gobernación; dic. 2002. 98 p. ilus.(Informes técnicos).
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-15773
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México, D.F.; México. Centro Nacional de Prevención de Desastres. (CENAPRED);México. Secretaría de Gobernación(SEGOB); dic. 2001. 35 p. ilus, mapas, tab.(Fascículos).
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-14135
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Artigo em En | Desastres | ID: des-13910

RESUMO

The influence of El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on tropical cyclone (TC) activity in the western North Pacific (WNP) is investigated using a high-resolution atmosphere-ocean Coupled General Circulation Model (CGCM) developed by the National Research Institute for Earth Sciencie and Disaster Prevention. The CGCM simulation indicates the model TC activity associating with the ENSO as follows; (1)the frecuency of model TC in the WNP during the ENSO cold phase is slightly higher than during the ENSO warm phase (2)the genesis loction of model TC shifts eastward during the ENSO warm phase, (3)model TC tends to migrate westward during the ENSO warm phase and northward during the ENSO cold phase. These results are intimately related to variations in atmospheric circulaton and SST during the ENSO. Similar influences are also confirmed in the relationship between actual TC activity and actual ENSO. (AU)


Assuntos
Fenômeno El Niño , Tempestades Ciclônicas , Tempestades Ciclônicas , El Niño Oscilação Sul , Mudança Climática , Conceitos Meteorológicos
12.
Tehpra : Floods ; 18: 4-8, Feb. 2001. ilus
Artigo em En | Desastres | ID: des-13664
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Anon.
Boletim da Seguranca Alimentar ; (1): 14-32, Jan. 2000. tab, mapas
Artigo em Pt | Desastres | ID: des-12417

RESUMO

This article of the bulletin is based on the analysis of data collected up until September 30th, 1999, and presents the definitive prognosis for food security during the lean season 99-00. It represents a re-evaluation of the first forecast (preliminary prognosis) conducted in May 1999, taking into consideration the relative importance and development of second season crops, as well as indicators of monetary incomes, compared to the structural potential of each district. The definitive prognosis for the 99-00 food security situation confirms, except for few districts, the first predictions expressed in May (preliminary prognosis) during the preliminary prognosis and is summarised by regions as follows: Northern Region, Central Region and Southern Region. The updated projection presented here indicates that a maximum of 77.740 individuals might be in need of some food assistance to avoid significant malnutrition in the leaning period now beginning. The food deficit for this group should not exceed the blobal amount of 1.119 tonnes of cereals


Assuntos
Cultivos Agrícolas , Produção de Alimentos , Política Nutricional , Conceitos Meteorológicos , Agricultura , Modalidades Meteorológicas , 24457
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Caracas; PNUD. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA);Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF);CDB Publicaciones; 2000. 224 p. ilus, mapas, tab.
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-12566

RESUMO

El período lluvioso en Venezuela se prolonga por ocho meses, abril a noviembre. En 1999 las lluvias que empezaron el 29 de novienbre hasta el 18 de diciembre intensificandose durante los días 15 y 16 diciembre, las lluvias caídas en estas fecha fueron de naturaleza estacionaria, cayeron sobre terrenos saturados, lo cual desencadenó en deslizamientos y derrumbres en múltiples cuencas del la Cordillera de la Costa, predominantemente en las del flanco norte por lo que el país sufrió daños e inundaciones que causaron pérdidas importantes: puentes caídos en Barquisimeto, desbordamiento de ríos de Miranda, pérdidas de viviendas, edificios, destrucción de carreteras en múltiples localidades. El documento tiene los siguientes objetivos: Recoger información sobre los efectos en zonas habitadas a nivel nacional, así como las estimaciones de pérdidas económicas directas, adelantar un diagnóstico sobre el origen y los mecanismos que generan avalanchas como las sucedidas en el norte de la Cordillera de la Costa y presentar recomendaciones y lineamientos generales para la mitigación


Assuntos
Inundações , Chuva , Avaliação de Danos , Conceitos Meteorológicos , Venezuela , Geomorfologia , Geologia , 32465 , Avaliação de Danos no Setor Econômico , Hidrologia , Hidráulica
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In. Incer Barquero, Jaime; Wheelock Román, Jaime; Cardenal Sevilla, Lorenzo; Rodríguez C., Alejandro. Desastres naturales de Nicaragua : Guía para conocerlos y prevenirlos. Managua, Nicaragua. Instituto para el Desarrollo y la Democracia (IPADE), 2000. p.23-70, ilus, mapas.
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-12582

RESUMO

Estudio sobre la formación geológica del actual territorio nicaraguense y algunos conceptos como la posición ístimica-tropical de Nicaragua y sus consecuencias climatológicas, fracturas oceánicas y placas tectónicas y colisión, deslizamiento y hundimiento entre placas para el mejor entendimiento del porque se dan los sucesos volcánicos en Nicaragua, así como los fenómenos climatológicos que han afectado el país durante los últimos años


Assuntos
Terremotos , Erupções Vulcânicas , Inundações , Nicarágua , Geologia , Vulcanismo , Conceitos Meteorológicos
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In. Rodríguez Vangort, Frances; Garza Salinas, Mario. Memoria del seminario : La nación ante los desastres, retos y oportunidades hacia el siglo XXI. México, D.F, México. Dirección General de Protección Civil;México. Red Mexicana de Estudios Interdiciplinarios para la Protección de Desastres, oct. 1999. p.69-89.
Monografia em Es | Desastres | ID: des-12785

RESUMO

Descripción de los fenómenos hidro-metereológicos extremos, como los huracanes, que nos muestran claramente el grado de vulnerabilidad de las sociedades ante condiciones meteorológicas adversas. Se describen además los efectos causados por El Niño y La Niña en México durante los años 97-98, su impacto en la sociedad, economía (agricultura)


Assuntos
Fenômeno El Niño , Mudança Climática , Modalidades Meteorológicas , México , Conceitos Meteorológicos , Efeitos do Clima , Mudança Climática
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Geneve; UN. International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction (IDNDR); July 1999. 12 p.
Monografia em En | Desastres | ID: des-15189
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In. UNESCO; World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Proceedings of the WMO/UNESCO : Sub - Forum on Science and Technology in support of Natural Disaster Reduction. s.l, World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 1999. p.12-31, mapas.
Monografia em En | Desastres | ID: des-15260

RESUMO

Severe weather associated with thunderstorms (tornadoes, hail, high winds, and flash floods) is reviewed with emphasis on the processes that are responsible. The basis for forecasting severe thunderstorms in reviewed. The parts of the world that are most vulnerable to various kinds of severe weather and the nature of the threats are described. The current state of the climatology of severe thunderstorms and problems and importance of improving climatological information are described. The lack of high-quality climatological information makes it very difficult to determine differences in event occurrence during different periods of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) in most of the world and almost impossible to detect changes associated with global climate change. It is argued, however, that the threats from severe thunderstorms are generally underestimated in many parts of the world. In genera, the effects of severe local storms are concentrated in a small number of events. Death tolls and damage in "average "years are typically smaller than the totals from individual events in other years. As a result, maintaining public awareness and preparedness activities is difficult since the threat of rare, extremely damaging events, is small at any individual location and time. (AU)


Assuntos
Tempestades , Tornados , Inundações , Prognóstico , Previsões , Efeitos do Clima , Meteorologia , Conceitos Meteorológicos
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In. UNESCO; World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Proceedings of the WMO/UNESCO : Sub - Forum on Science and Technology in support of Natural Disaster Reduction. s.l, World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 1999. p.130-9, ilus, mapas.
Monografia em En | Desastres | ID: des-15270

RESUMO

One of the major natural marine hazards on the globe is the storm surge phenomenon. Large storm surges with amplitudes of up to several meters generated by tropical cyclones occur in many areas of the world, including the Gulf of Mexico and the Northern Indian Ocean. The storm surges in the marginal seas of the North Indian Ocean are discussed here. These marginal seas include the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea, the Persian (Arabian) Gulf and the Red Sea. Since storm surge prediction also involves tides, some tidal regimes are also discussed. Finally, some comments are made on the possible influence of the greenhouse warming and the El Niño phenomenon on storm surges. (AU)


Assuntos
Maré , 34818 , 35128 , Costa , Conceitos Meteorológicos , Efeito Estufa , Fenômeno El Niño
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In. UNESCO; World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Proceedings of the WMO/UNESCO : Sub - Forum on Science and Technology in support of Natural Disaster Reduction. s.l, World Meteorological Organization (WMO), 1999. p.150-163, ilus.
Monografia em En | Desastres | ID: des-15272

RESUMO

An overview is provided of the impacts of tropical cyclones and of the activities that have occurred during the IDNDR to help ameliorate these impacts. The focus is on WMO and ICSU activities and their major international activities and achievements. A discussion is provided on tropical cyclone impacts, the WMO and ICSU programs during the decade, major related research programs and efforts to reduce the impacts of tropical cyclones. An outlook for the next decade completes the essay. (AU)


Assuntos
Tempestades Ciclônicas , Impacto de Desastres , Mudança Climática , Conceitos Meteorológicos , 34661 , Cooperação Técnica
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