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Spatial Data for Multi-hazard Risk Assessment
Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment (MHRA) critically depends on the availability, quality, and integration of spatial and temporal data. Such data can be obtained from diverse sources, including field mapping, surveys, remote sensing, sensor networks, online platforms, modelling, and artificial intelligen
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