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    blue right-pointing arrow National Institute for Urban Search and Rescue - NI/USR is a non-profit institution that helps improve disaster response through research and analysis. Their strategy is coordination through communications, using advanced systems and telecommunications to solve important emergency mitigation, response and recovery issues. (Added: 11-Sep-1998 Hits: 449)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow Natural Disaster Reference Database (NDRD) - The Natural Disaster Reference Database (NDRD) is a bibliographic database (maintained by the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center) on research, programs, and results which relate to the use of satellite remote sensing for disaster mitgation. The NDRD was compiled and abstracted from articles published since 1981. This database is no longer maintained but remains on-line as a useful resource for disaster researchers worldwide. pop (Added: 29-Oct-1998 Hits: 7093)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow Natural Hazards Research Centre - The Natural Hazards Research Centre (NHRC) at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia provides quality research on natural hazards in the Australian-Pacific area. Interaction with sections of the insurance industry and the development of links with government and other research organisations throughout the Australian and Asian-Pacific region are priorities of the Natural Hazards Research Centre. (Added: 11-Sep-1998 Hits: 570)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow NOAA AOML Hurricane Research Division - The Hurricane Research Division (HRD) is a part of the Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). HRD is NOAA's primary focus for studies of tropical cyclones and convective systems, with a mission to: 1) Improve forecasting through physical understanding of the structure and dynamics of tropical cyclones; 2) Conduct annual Hurricane Field Program using the two NOAA AOC WP-3D research aircraft and the new Gulfstream IV-SP operational aircraft; 3) Interact with the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the National Center for Environmental Prediction (NCEP), and the Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) in research of numerical modeling of tropical cyclones; and 4) Participate in international tropical meteorological field programs and National research programs. (Added: 19-Aug-1999 Hits: 436)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow Ottawa Carleton Earthquake Engineering Research Centre - The objective of the Ottawa Carleton Earthquake Engineering Research Centre is to foster research in earthquake engineering as well as to bring together researchers from industry, government agencies, and universities in the National Capital Region, who are active in the field of earthquake engineering, and who have produced valuable research in that area. The current concentration of earthquake engineering expertise in the broader Ottawa region is quite diversified and has a distinct profile which makes it unique in Canada. (Added: 11-Jun-1998 Hits: 444)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow Partnership for Natural Disaster Reduction HomeSaver Project - The Partnership for Natural Disaster Reduction and its principle undertaking - the HomeSaver Project, supported by FEMA and the U.S. Department of Energy is a cooperative effort among government, universities, and industry to discover proven, affordable, hazard-resistant remedies to make homes and businesses safer in hazardous areas, including higher-risk ocean or inland coastal regions. (Added: 5-Jan-2000 Hits: 356)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow PMEL Ocean Environment Research Division - The PMEL Tsunami Project, as part of the Coastal Hazards element of NOAA's Coastal Ocean Program, seeks to mitigate tsunami hazards to Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska through research aimed at improving operational products. (Added: 15-Sep-1998 Hits: 451)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow Southern California Earthquake Center - The Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) brings scientists together for joint research and problem solving to reduce earthquake hazard in Southern California. The formal mission of the Center is to promote earthquake hazard reduction by estimating when and where future damaging earthquakes will occur, calculating the expected ground motion, and disseminating that information to the public. (Added: 11-Jun-1998 Hits: 475)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow TOMS Volcanic SO2 Home Page - This web site describes research performed by the TOMS SO2 Group at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to detect, track and measure volcanic eruption plumes from space. This site also has information about volcano research, some eruption cloud images and links to other WWW servers with information about volcanism. (Added: 15-Sep-1998 Hits: 478)  [Spider URL]"
    blue right-pointing arrow U.S. Weather Research Program (USWRP) - The U.S. Weather Research Program (USWRP) is an interagency effort supporting the research and technology development needed to improve weather services. The overarching USWRP objective is to improve the specificity, accuracy, and reliability of weather forecasts for disruptive, high-impact weather. The program has established as its initial focus a coordinated effort to determine the "best practicable mix" of observations, data assimilation schemes, and forecast models for operations beyond the year 2000. The National Science Foundation (NSF), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) all participate in the USWRP. (Added: 4-Jan-2000 Hits: 400)  [Spider URL]"

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