Natural hazard decision support system

Research outputs and artefacts

08 Sep 2014

Natural hazard decision support system

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Key Topics

decision making
mitigation

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Jeff Newman
Researcher
jeffrey.newman@adelaide.edu.au
Prof Holger Maier
Researcher
holger.maier@adelaide.edu.au
Adj A/Prof Hedwig van Delden
Researcher
hvdelden@riks.nl
Aaron Zecchin
aaron.zecchin@adelaide.edu.au
Graeme Dandy
Researcher
graeme.dandy@adelaide.edu.au

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