Disasters affecting cultural heritage are one of the greatest threats to humanity; damaging or
irreversibly destroying our collective memory. To increase the efficiency of response by …

During the 2010s decade, the increase of connectivity in the world has led to the
development of navigation applications that help vehicles to travel within the transportation …

Looking back at the devastating 2015 Gorkha earthquake, it can be observed that the
earthquake and the socio-economic effects that followed have been of interest for study in …

OpenStreetMap (OSM), recognised for its current and readily accessible spatial database,
frequently serves regions lacking precise data at the necessary granularity. Global …

The assessment of natural hazards and risk has traditionally been built upon the estimation
of threat maps, which are used to depict potential danger posed by a particular hazard …

The aftereffects of disaster events are significant in tourist destinations where they do not
only lead to destruction and casualties, but also long-lasting economic harms. The public …

Crowdsourced geographic information is geotagged user-generated content (eg, from
photos, videos, text messages, blogs, edited maps) contributed by non-expert users to …

Abstract [eng] Floods are a common natural disaster with increasingly often devastating
results. Disaster management is a highly complex and localized process that is difficult to …

In cities, timely emergency response (ER) presupposes timely citywide accessibility enabled
by the road transport system's uninterrupted functioning. However, in this era of increasing …

Abstract In implementing Republic Act 10121 or the Disaster Management Act of 2010,
Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) has been mainstreamed in the Philippine basic education …