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Future-oriented activities as a concept for improved disaster risk management

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek (2013)
Identification of heat risk patterns in the U.S. National Capital Region by integrating heat stress and related vulnerability

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek (PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD, 2013)

The increase in the number and severity of weather extremes (including excessive heat) potentially associated with climate change has highlighted the needs for research into risk assessment and risk reduction measures. ...
Identification of Heat Risk Patterns in the U.S. National Capital Region by Integrating Heat Stress and Related Vulnerability

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek (2013)
Multi-level geospatial modeling of human exposure patterns and vulnerability indicators

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek (SPRINGER, 2013)

In the context of disaster risk management and in particular for improving preparedness and mitigation of potential impacts, information on socioeconomic characteristics including aspects of situation-specific human exposure ...
Multi-level geospatial modeling of human exposure patterns and vulnerability indicators

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek (2013)
The Relationship between Turkey's Provinces' Development Levels and Social and Economic Vulnerability to Disasters

Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek; Coşkun, Erman (WALTER DE GRUYTER GMBH, 2012)

The goal of this study is to examine the relationship between vulnerability and social and economic development by analyzing a region's socioeconomic development (SED) level and social and economic vulnerability (SEV) ...
VGDI - Advancing the Concept: Volunteered Geo-Dynamic Information and its Benefits for Population Dynamics Modeling

Christoph Aubrecht; Özceylan Aubrecht, Dilek; Joachim Ungar; Sergio Freire; Klaus Steinnocher (WILEY, 2017)

The concept of Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) has progressed from being an exotic prospect to making a profound impact on GIScience and geography in general, as initially anticipated. However, while massive and ...