Often we encounter natural or man-made disasters. Mitigating disaster and minimizing losses once it has occurred is very essential. GIS can play a very good role in getting prepared for coming natural disaster or minimizing losses of newly occurred disaster. GIS can be used to predict certain disasters, maps and geo-spatial data can be analyzed to predict earthquake hurricanes or other natural disaster. Image by Pete Linforth from Pixabay Using GIS, we can plan our response, to minimize losses. We can route our plans based on interpolation and weighted overlay to cope the effect. Landslide vulnerability can be studied using relief maps and 3D analysis . DEM, DTM, or DSM can be used to mark sites with more vulnerability. Flood forecasting can be made using GIS image source: www.directionsmag.com Geo Portals (Cloud GIS) can be used for single controlled multi sites operations. Avalanche or Glacier outbursts can be copped ...
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