Development Method of Early Warning Systems for Rainfall Induced Landslides

A Multi-Source Early Warning System of MEMS Based Wireless Monitoring for Rainfall-Induced Landslides

Landslide monitoring and early warning systems are the most successful countermeasures to reduce fatalities and economic losses from landslide hazards. The traditional strategies such as GPS and extensometers are relatively expensive and difficult to be installed in steep, high mountains. In this study, a MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) based multivariate wireless monitoring sensor unit...

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The development of Malaria Early Warning Systems for Africa.

Current efforts to predict malaria epidemics focus on the role weather anomalies can play in epidemic prediction. Alongside weather monitoring and seasonal climate forecasts, epidemiological, social and environmental factors can also play a role in predicting the timing and severity of malaria epidemics. Such factors can be incorporated into a framework for malaria early warning.

Honeynets: Foundations for the Development of Early Warning Information Systems

This paper aims at presenting in some depth the “Leurré.com” project and its first results. The project aims at deploying so-called low level interaction honeypot platforms all over the world to collect in a centralized database a set of information amenable to the analysis of today’s Internet threats. At the time of this writing, around two dozens platforms have been deployed in the five conti...

Design and Development of Early Warning System for Desertification and Land Degradation

Early warning systems are key components of strategies to reduce risk. This research, by adopting a systematic approach in the management of the risk of desertification and by including previously developed models and systems, offers an integrated efficient structure in terms of early warning for the risk of desertification as a pilot system for semi-arid areas of west Golestan Province in IRAN...