A New Approach To A Real-Time Risk Map Development For A Decision Making Process Within Emergency Response

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A New Approach To A Real-Time Risk Map Development For A Decision Making Process Within Emergency Response. / Patsekha, Aliaksei; Hohenberger, Michael; Raupenstrauch, Harald.
2020. 129 - 131 Beitrag in International Scientific Applied Conference "Problems of Emergency Situations", Charkiw, Ukraine.

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Patsekha, A, Hohenberger, M & Raupenstrauch, H 2020, 'A New Approach To A Real-Time Risk Map Development For A Decision Making Process Within Emergency Response', Beitrag in International Scientific Applied Conference "Problems of Emergency Situations", Charkiw, Ukraine, 20/05/20 - 20/05/20 S. 129 - 131. <http://pesconf.nuczu.edu.ua/images/2020/3.pdf>

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Patsekha A, Hohenberger M, Raupenstrauch H. A New Approach To A Real-Time Risk Map Development For A Decision Making Process Within Emergency Response. 2020. Beitrag in International Scientific Applied Conference "Problems of Emergency Situations", Charkiw, Ukraine.

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Patsekha, Aliaksei ; Hohenberger, Michael ; Raupenstrauch, Harald. / A New Approach To A Real-Time Risk Map Development For A Decision Making Process Within Emergency Response. Beitrag in International Scientific Applied Conference "Problems of Emergency Situations", Charkiw, Ukraine.3 S.

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