Social Sciences, asked by samyp271159, 8 months ago

please give the answer​

Attachments:

Answers

Answered by ravikholi81828
1

Answer:

Disasters can cause drastic environmental changes. A large amount of spatial data is required for managing the disasters and to assess their environmental impacts. Earth observation data offers independent coverage of wide areas for a broad spectrum of crisis situations. It provides information over large areas in near-real-time interval and supplementary at short-time and long-time intervals. Therefore, remote sensing can support disaster management in various applications. In order to demonstrate not only the efficiency but also the limitations of remote sensing technologies for disaster management, a number of case studies are presented, including applications for flooding in Germany 2013, earthquake in Nepal 2015, forest fires in Russia 2015, and searching for the Malaysian aircraft 2014. The discussed aspects comprise data access, information extraction and analysis, management of data and its integration with other data sources, product design, and organisational aspects.

Explanation:

Make

me brainliest

DHRUV

Answered by thorodin8260
1

Answer:

The hazard caused by natural factors is called natural hazard ,where as thee hazard caused by mankind's action is called man made hazard

Similar questions