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Matthias Lendholt is a PhD student researching early warning systems for tsunamis. His research focuses on developing a generic information logistics system to generate tailored warning messages for users based on their location, language and interests. He is working to integrate tsunami dispersion models with administrative boundaries and incorporate standards from geospatial organizations. While his research does not include modeling wave propagation or geology, he recognizes all these areas must be integrated for an effective early warning system.

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Matthias Lendholt [email_address] ISCRAM Summer School 2011

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In Europe, extreme natural hazard events are not frequent but due to the complex interdependency of our critical infrastructure systems these events can have a devastating impact in any part of Europe. Protection against the impacts of natural hazards must be guaranteed for people to work and live in a secure and resilient environment. No activity, including emergencies and rescue operations, can be carried out with the loss of key buildings and facilities, transport networks and an interruption of essential supplies.

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