SPATIAL INFORMATION APPLIED IN DISASTERS RISK MANAGEMENT

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Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most natural disaster-prone region in the world. Several South American countries have witnessed natural and man-made threats, emergencies and disasters. In recent years there have beendevastating fires, earthquakes, tsunamis, floods, volcanic eruptions, droughts, landslides, landslides and alluviums. Spatial information and its products, obtained from remote sensors, are key tools that facilitate the development of different applications for disaster risk management. This article provides a look at free access to space information and its applications, emphasizing disaster risk reduction, through global cooperation, through organizations, space agencies and institutions.

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Rey, M. M. C. (2023). SPATIAL INFORMATION APPLIED IN DISASTERS RISK MANAGEMENT. Revista Geografica de Chile Terra Australis, 2(2), 63–77. https://doi.org/10.23854/07199562.2022582.CALVO63

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