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SYMPOSIUM VI: EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
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281 ANDERSON JENNIFER ORTING SCHOOL DISTRICT LAHAR HAZARDS; EDUCATION FOR EVACUATION, MOUNT RAINIER HAZARDS FOR ORTING SCHOOL DISTRICT, WASHINGTON STATE, USA UNITED STATES
506 ANDRADE MARIA JOSE TIERRA DEL VOLCAN CUVA(COTOPAXI AN ACTIVE VOLCANO) AN EMPOWERING TOOL ECUADOR
550 ANDRADE ELSIE DIRECCION NACIONAL DE DEFENSA CIVIL INFORMATION VS. DESINFORMATION DURING VOLCANIC EMERGENCIES ECUADOR
321 ARAMAKI SHIGEO YAMANASHI INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES STRATEGY OF VOLCANIC DISASTER MITIGATION IN JAPAN: CO-ORDINATION BETWEEN CIVIL DEFENSE AUTHORITIES AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SCIENTISTS AND ADMINISTRATION JAPAN
60 BÁEZ MARIO FUNDACIÓN RESCATE SISTEMA DE MANEJO DE EMERGENCIAS Y DEASTRES ECUADOR
7 BAILEY STEVE PIERCE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT INTEGRATING EMERGENCY RESPONDERS AND SCIENTISTS INTO THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN AT MOUNT RAINIER, WASHINGTON, USA UNITED STATES
547 BARNES VERNIE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM PSYCOSOCIAL EFFECTS OF THE MONSERRAT VOLCANIC ERUPTION AND COPING: SOME REFLECTIONS TEN YEARS ON UNITED KINGDOM
537 BARRERA JOSE LUIS RADIO VOZ DEL SANTUARIO- THE POWER OF COMMUNICATING FOR THE VOLCANO-- EXPERIENCES OF A LOCAL RADIO STATION--BAÑOS, TUNGURAHUA, ECUADOR ECUADOR
419 BRETÓN MAURICIO OBSERVATORIO VULCANOLOGICO, UNIVERSIDAD DE COLIMA THE ACTIVITY OF VOLCAN DE FUEGO DE COLIMA, MÉXICO, AND THE VOLCANIC EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MEXICO
317 CRAGG PAUL THE OPEN UNIVERSITY HAZARDS TO SHIPPING FROM PYROCLASTIC FLOWS CROSSING WATER UNITED KINGDOM
100 DAVIS MATTHEW DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AWARENESS OF VOLCANIC HAZARDS AND PERCEPTIONS OF RISK IN COMMUNITIES SURROUNDING ETNA AND VESUVIO, ITALY UNITED STATES
330 DELGADO RAUL ALCALDÍA MUNICIPAL DE PASTO LIVING ALONG WITH AN ACTIVE VOLCANO COLOMBIA
148 DRIEDGER CAROLYN U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CASCADES VOLCANO OBSERVATOR SPEAKING WITH ONE VOICE--CONDUCTING A JOINT INFORMATION CENTER (JIC) DURING VOLCANIC CRISIS UNITED STATES
157 DUNKLEY PETER BRITISH GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROBLEMS AND LESSONS LEARNED AT THE SOUFRIÈRE HILLS VOLCANO, MONTSERRAT UNITED KINGDOM
544 FLORES MIGUEL JUNTA PROVINCIAL DEFENSA CIVIL PICHINCHA CAPACITATION OF POPULATIONS IN HIGH RISK VOLCANIC AREAS IN PICHINCHA PROVINCE- ECUADOR ECUADOR
413 GARDNER CYNTHIA U.S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY NEW ALERT-LEVEL SYSTEM FOR U.S. VOLCANO OBSERVATORIES UNITED STATES
457 GARDNER CYNTHIA U.S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY FROM UNREST TO ERUPTION IN LESS THAN 3 WEEKS--THE 2004-2005 ERUPTION OF MOUNT ST. HELENS, USA UNITED STATES
476 GOMEZ DARIO ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL DE PASTO EVACUATION, SIMULATION IN HIGH RISK VOLCANIC AREAS GALERAS VOLCANO, PASTO, COLOMBIA COLOMBIA
334 GOMEZ DIEGO INGEOMINAS ALERT LEVELS IN RELATION WITH GALERAS VOLCANIC ACTIVITY COLOMBIA
510 INTRIAGO CESAR DEFENSA CIVIL BAÑOS IMPLEMENTATION OF A VOLCANO EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR BAÑOS-TUNGURAHUA, ECUADOR ECUADOR
232 JOHNSON DAVID USDA FOREST SERVICE INCIDENT MANAGEMENT OF VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS USING THE INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM UNITED STATES
84 JOHNSON R. WALLY C/- RABAUL VOLCANOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY VOLCANO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA SINCE THE DESTRUCTIVE 1994 RABAUL ERUPTION PAPUA NEW GUINEA
167 KILBURN CHRISTOPHER UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON EMERGENCY WARNING TIMES FROM SEISMIC PRECURSORS TO VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS UNITED KINGDOM
416 LYNCH LLOYD SEISMIC RESEARCH UNIT RISK ASSESSMENT AND LOSS MANAGEMENT DURING THE FIRST TWO YEARS OF THE SOUFRIERE HILLS VOLCANO CRISES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
138 MAHMOOD AHMED CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS BY THE INTERNATIONAL CHARTER 'SPACE AND MAJOR DISASTERS' CANADA
401 MAYBERRY GARI OFFICE OF FOREIGN DISASTER ASSISTANCE, AND USGS USAID OFFICE OF FOREIGN DISASTER ASSISTANCE’S RESPONSES AND MITIGATION EFFORTS AT VOLCANOES AROUND THE WORLD UNITED STATES
508 MONTESDEOCA MARCO DEFENSA CIVIL BAÑOS IMPLEMENTACIÓN DE UN SISTEMA DE ALERTA PARA EVITAR DAÑOS POR LA PRESENCIA DE FLUJOS DE LODO A CONSECUENCIA DE LA ACTIVIDAD DEL VOLCÁN TUNGURAHUA ECUADOR
536 NAVAS OSWALDO DEFENSA CIVIL PROVINCIAL- COTOPAXI RISK MANAGEMENT AND CONFORMATION OF LOCAL EMERGENCY COMMITTESS IN COTOPAXI PROVINCE-- LONG TERM PLANNING FOR A FUTURE ERUPTION OF COTOPAXI VOLCANO-ECUADOR ECUADOR
335 ORTEGA ADRIANA INGEOMINAS THE ROLE OF VOLCANOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY OF PASTO ABOUT HAZARD AND MONITORING AT GALERAS COLOMBIA
517 RAMON PATRICIO INSTITUTO GEOFISICO ESCUELA POLITECNICA NACIONAL REVENTADOR VOLCANO 2004 RENEWED ACTIVITY. MONITORING ACTIVITIES AND EARLY WARNING ALERT ECUADOR
431 SALAZAR SABORÍO LUIS ALFONSO DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE PROTECCIÓN CIVIL PROTECCIÓN CIVIL EN COLIMA: ESFUERZOS COORDINADOS MEXICO
443 SCALZO ANTONELLA DIPARTIMENTO DELLA PROTEZIONE CIVILE STROMBOLI VOLCANO (ITALY): FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF THE 2002-2003 ERUPTIVE CRISIS TO THE BIRTH OF A PERMANENTLY OPERATING CIVIL PROTECTION SYSTEM, ON THE ISLAND. ITALY
345 SEGURA CARMEN COORDINACIÓN GENERAL DE PROTECCIÓN CIVIL SCIENCE, AUTHORITIES, COMMUNITY: KEY LINKS IN THE CHAIN OF DISASTER PREVENTION MEXICO
168 SOLANA CARMEN UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH HAZARD AWARENESS AMONG DECISION MAKERS AT VOLCANOES IN REPOSE: THEORY AND PRACTICE UNITED KINGDOM
511 TOULKERIDIS THEOFILOS CGVG-USFQ MITIGATION STRUCTURES AND EARLY ALERT SYSTEM AT ECUADOR’S COTOPAXI VOLCANO ECUADOR
409 TRUSDELL FRANK US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY USING GIS TO ASSESS THE PROBABILITY OF LAVA FLOW HAZARDS FROM MAUNA LOA, HAWAII UNITED STATES
248 USHAKOV SERGEY INSTITUTE OF VOLCANOLOGY AND SEISMOLOGY FED RAS KAMCHATKA VOLCANIC ERUPTION RESPONSE TEAM (PROJECT KVERT). RUSSIA
19 WILLIAMS SARA MINISTRY OF CIVIL DEFENCE & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RELOCATION OF TANGATAWHENUA WITHIN A DEVELOPED NATION IN RESPONSE TO A VOLCANIC THREAT – THE CASE OF THE NEW ZEALAND MAORI. NEW ZEALAND
18 WILLIAMS SARA MINISTRY OF CIVIL DEFENCE & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLANNING FOR WELFARE ISSUES IN A LARGE-SCALE LONG-TERM EVACUATION IN RESPONSE TO A VOLCANIC THREAT – THE CHALLENGES TO NEW ZEALAND. NEW ZEALAND
135 WOODCOCK JODY PIERCE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SUCCESS IN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: EMPOWERING CITIZENS TO PREPARE FOR AND RESPOND TO VOLCANIC HAZARDS UNITED STATES