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List of Accepted Contributions - NH9.2 Economic aspects and societal decision making in hazards and risk management
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EGU2008-A-01879 Holub, M.; Fuchs, S. Alpine natural hazards: Benefits of local structural protection |
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EGU2008-A-02849 Hallegatte, S.; Boissonnade, A.; Schlumberger, M.-E.; Muir-Wood, R. Demand Surge and Worker Migrations in Disaster Aftermaths: Application to Florida in 2004 and 2005 |
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EGU2008-A-03620 Rheinberger, C.M.; Bründl, M. Standing in the Shoes of Hazard Managers: How does the Public perceive Avalanche Risks to Roads? |
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EGU2008-A-04856 Krenski, G; Brunauer, W The impact of flood risk on the market value of property in Austria (withdrawn) |
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EGU2008-A-08062 Fritz, SMF A conceptual framework for assessment of the benefits of a Global Earth Observation System of Systems: An example in forest fire management |
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EGU2008-A-08924 Raschky, P. A.; Schwindt, M. Hazardous disaster aid?: The crowding-out effect of international charity |
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EGU2008-A-09532 Borsky, S.; Raschky, P.A. Policy strategies when individual risk taking causes external effects - An empirical examination of data from Austrian ski resorts |
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EGU2008-A-10067 Warner, K. The attribution problem and risk transfer: Emerging approaches to facilitate climate risk insurance solutions (withdrawn) |
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EGU2008-A-10281 Warner, K. Assessing the links between natural hazards and migration: the Livelihood connection in Egypt and Niger |
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EGU2008-A-11392 Masson, E. From conflict to agreement: Socio-economical aspects of flood prevention management plan in the low Seine Valley (France) (withdrawn) |
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EGU2008-A-11839 Staffler, H.; Zischg, A. Potential impacts of climate change on hazard zoning and implications for risk analysis and decision-making |
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