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Hurricane Floyd over Florida The mission of the Columbia Center for Hazards and Risk Research is to advance the predictive science of natural and environmental hazards and the integration of science with hazard risk assessment and risk management. Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory The Earth Institute at Columbia University link to Columbia University News and Events Hotspots - Case Studies July 2006 The Earth Institute and the World Bank release the published report Natural Disaster Hotspots Case Studies. For further information go to the Hotspots project page. Natural Disaster Hotspots Receives IEG Award May 24, 2006 Natural Disaster Hotspots: A Global Risk Analysis receives the World Bank's Independent Evaluation Group (IEG) 2006 Good Practice Award for Initiative with Demonstrated Impact/Results. Additional information on the study available on Hotspots project page.. The Global Risk Identification Programme (GRIP) Proposal Development Coordination Meeting May 19, 2006 The purpose of the meeting hosted by CHRR for UNDP and ProVention is to discuss in detail the components of the GRIP Global Risk Update: to specify major objectives and products, to assign roles and responsibilities of project partners, and to launch the proposal phase. thumbnail for Pakistan earthquakes The Global Risk Identification Programme (GRIP) Risk Sub-programme Planning Workshop January 4-6, 2006 The purpose of the workshop hosted by CHRR for UNDP and ProVention is to develop a conceptual framework for identifying and evaluating risks from natural hazards at the regional, national, and global scales. Recommendations from the workshop will be presented to the GRIP Programme Steering Committee February 4, 2006 in Bangkok. Hotspots March 29, 2005 The Earth Institute and the World Bank release the published report, “Natural Disaster Hotspots: A Global Risk Analysis.” For further information go to the Hotspots project page. House Science Committee Reviews Administration's Tsunami Warning Plan January 31, 2005 The difficulties of implementing a tested technology to warn of an infrequent but catastrophic natural disaster were reviewed last week at a hearing of the House Science Committee. Natural Disaster Profiles for Indian Ocean Countries January 25, 2005 Profiles provide data and maps on sub-national areas at risk from natural hazards including cyclones, droughts, earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, and landslides. CHRR to Brief CU Community The Indian Ocean Tsunami Disaster: What Happened and Will it Happen Again? January 20, 2005 The Earth Institute's Cross-Cutting Initiatives (CCI) Seminar presents, "The Indian Ocean Tsunami Disaster: What Happened and Will It Happen Again?" Vital Technology as a Human Right (pdf) By Arthur Lerner-Lam, Leonardo Seeber, and Robert Chen January 3, 2005 "The astounding tragedy in the Indian Ocean is not just a human disaster of unbearable magnitude. Nor is it a matter of fate. It is the consequence of years of underinvestment in the scientific and technical infrastructure needed ... "
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