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Disaster Response and Management using Geospatial Data
Published On: June 25, 2017 09:00 AM NPT By: Avishek Lamsal
The massive disastrous events continually occur imposing a great threat to the present day human civilization, particularly on the aspects of development and socio-economic arena of people. The frequency and magnitude of the natural and human induced disasters are on the rise. When a disaster strikes, it hits hard and affects the low income countries where poverty, poor and inadequate infrastructure further make the situation worse.
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