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Towards integrating multi-sourced sensors for natural disaster management - Case study in flood management
Having access to and usage of real-time spatial information is central for the functioning of natural disaster management, and in particular disaster response. Exiting spatially-enabled solutions for managing urban natural disasters provide no or not sufficient support for time-sensitivity and dynam
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