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Nuwan Waidyanatha
Director - Sahana Software Foundation
nuwan[AT]sahanafoundation[DOT]org
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CAP on a Map Kickoff Workshop – Improving Institutional Responsiveness to
Coastal Hazards through Multi Agency Situational Awareness
2015 April 15
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- 2. 2 Outline ❑ Map layers for risk assessment ❑ Discussion of the data layers ❑ Common activities ❑ Group exercise
- 3. Purpose of the multiple <INFO> and <AREA> Cyclone NILAM-12 2012 October 31 NILAM-12 LK Met Dept 02:00 UTC Alert 'si' ඉහළ කාලගුණ 'ta' உயர் வானிைல 'en' HIGH MET North வடக்கு උතුර <AREA> <INFO> 02:00 UTC ඊශාන வடகிழக்கு Northeast NILAM-12 LK Met Dept 12:00 UTC Update 'si' ඉහළ කාලගුණ 'ta' உயர் வானிைல 'en' HIGH MET North வடக்கு උතුර <INFO> 12:00 UTC <Alert> qualifiers
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- 9. Emergency Telecommunications Availability Early Warning Networks Stakeholders: . Incident management: Stakeholders
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