دانلود کتاب مخاطرات طبیعی و کاهش اثرات آنها

Writing a book with a new perspective on natural hazards is not an easy task because; in recent years, there have been lots of works in this title and theme, highlighting these situations that are worsening globally. Without the presence of man, these conditions would not be understood as threats since the problems and conflicts they cause are primarily understood from the human perspective. Without the presence and involvement of humans (in a broader sense, the living world), droughts, earthquakes and flash floods do not pose a threat. Population growth often increases the number of people potentially affected by these hazards, while the financial damage is also dynamically increasing in close correlation. In many cases, population growth and vulnerability to natural hazards show a similar upward trajectory, but the larger population can mitigate these adverse processes. Therefore, it is understandable that the fundamental objective concerning natural hazards is to reduce their adverse, harmful effects. Therefore, the primary message of this book is to show that reducing adverse impacts is not only a desirable goal but, in many cases, an achievable one.

For this reason, the primary aim of this book is to present steps that can be taken to mitigate and prevent impacts. In the text, the reader will also find a professional summary of the most important relevant events, on a scale appropriate to the events, which can help prevent hazards and reduce the extent of impacts. From this point of view, an essential element of the message is to show that the scientific analysis of the issues can help manage and forecast hazards.