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    Natural disasters cause significant human and economic losses that exceed local communities' ability to cope on their own. Social services play an important role in disaster response by coordinating relief efforts between public and private organizations. As globalization has increased the scale of economic losses from natural disasters, monitoring technologies like remote sensing satellites have become valuable tools for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Remote sensing provides large amounts of spatial data that can be processed and combined with other data sources to help manage natural disasters when used with proper data handling tools.

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    Natural disasters cause significant human and economic losses that exceed local communities' ability to cope on their own. Social services play an important role in disaster response by coordinating relief efforts between public and private organizations. As globalization has increased the scale of economic losses from natural disasters, monitoring technologies like remote sensing satellites have become valuable tools for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Remote sensing provides large amounts of spatial data that can be processed and combined with other data sources to help manage natural disasters when used with proper data handling tools.

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    Natural disasters cause significant human and economic losses that exceed local communities' ability to cope on their own. Social services play an important role in disaster response by coordinating relief efforts between public and private organizations. As globalization has increased the scale of economic losses from natural disasters, monitoring technologies like remote sensing satellites have become valuable tools for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Remote sensing provides large amounts of spatial data that can be processed and combined with other data sources to help manage natural disasters when used with proper data handling tools.

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    Natural disasters cause significant human and economic losses that exceed local communities' ability to cope on their own. Social services play an important role in disaster response by coordinating relief efforts between public and private organizations. As globalization has increased the scale of economic losses from natural disasters, monitoring technologies like remote sensing satellites have become valuable tools for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Remote sensing provides large amounts of spatial data that can be processed and combined with other data sources to help manage natural disasters when used with proper data handling tools.

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    ABSTRACT

    Title of the Project: Relevance of Social Service in the face of Natural Disasters.

    A disaster is a sudden calamitous event which results in serious disturbance to the


    functioning of a society or community. It also causes human, material, economic and
    environmental losses. Such losses usually exceed ability of the community or society to cope
    using its own resources. Natural disaster can be of any kind: Earthquakes, floods, volcanic
    eruptions, Tsunami, Avalanches & Landslides, and Sinkholes etc.

    There are many kinds of disasters – both natural, and mankind-induced: floods,
    hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, chemical spills, airline crashes and terroristic attacks. They
    happen all over the world, and often in areas where service infrastructure is minimal, with
    disaster response resources needing to be imported. Their magnitude requires the coordination of
    public and private sector service providers in ways which require that planning and procedures
    be developed in preparation for the eventual, as well as the real. Services are usually delivered by
    a combination of professionals, volunteers, and those who are directly impacted by the disaster
    who marshal their social sensibilities to aid their neighbors while helping themselves.

    The economic losses resulting from natural disasters have shown an increase of scale as
    society undergoes globalization. There is no doubt that natural disasters need to minimize any
    possible risks. This makes it necessary to collect appropriate data through the monitoring
    process. In conformity with selected method and methodology, one must determine what kind of
    information is required for vital success in managing natural disasters and their consequences.
    Satellite data accessed by Remote Sensing is an excellent tool for natural disaster management
    purposes. Up to date technology achievements in space science and technology are making it
    possible to use a large number of multi-temporal spatial data for prevent, preparedness, and
    forecasting of natural disasters after appropriate data processing stages. During the last decades,
    the Remote Sensing method has become the best operational instrument for disaster preparedness
    and warning phrases, including the disaster of floods. Using data from the Remote Sensing
    method is not possible without a proper tool to handle the large amount of data and combine it
    with data from different sources, such as maps, measurement stations, or field data.

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