GDRR 526 - Geo-information for Risk & Vulnerability Assessment
This course discusses the manipulation, analysis, and graphical presentation of risk and hazard data that can be performed in geographic information systems and remote sensing. Relationships between spatial relationships can be determined and used in a computer-based risk assessment model.
Contact Hours
56 hours
1 meeting per week 4 hours per meeting
14 weeks
Course Learning Objectives
- CLO 1: Analyze graphical presentation of risk and hazard data through GIS and remote sensing.
- CLO 2: Conduct pre-disaster and post-disaster risk assessment.
- CLO 3: Perform spatial planning for risk and disaster recovery.
References
Call Number | Description |
EL 624.15136 Or3 2003 | Orense, Rolando P. Geotechnical hazards : nature, assessment, and mitigation. Diliman, Quezon City : University of the Philippines Press, 2003. |
EL 624.1762 As41 2004 | Asia Conference on Earthquake Engineering Technical Proceedings (2004: Manila, Philippines). Proceedings of the Asia 2004 conference : earthquake engineering technical proceedings. Quezon City : Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines, c2004. |
EL 631.6 R313 2010 | Restoration and recovery : regenerating land and communities. Scotland, U.K. : Whittles Pub., c2010. |
EL 910.285 B77 2009 | Brimicombe, Allan. Location-based services and geo-information engineering. Chichester, U.K. ; : Wiley, 2009. |
Wiley ebook | Gueguen, P. Seismic vulnerability of structures. 2013. |