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Australasian Hazards Management Workshop Series
Novotel
Melbourne on Collins,
Melbourne, Australia, 5-7 August 2009
Conference Reports - Post Conference
Registration
The 2009
full programme and registration.
Workshop titles
Day 1, 5th August 2009, Morning
Workshop 1: Building tsunami resilient communities
Workshop 2: Climate change adaptation, fire & emergency management
Workshop 3: International Disaster Response Law in Australia
Day 1, 5th August 2009, Afternoon
Workshop 4: Weather and Society
Workshop 5: The role of NGOs in disaster risk reduction
Workshop 6: Probabilistic hazard and risk modelling as a tool in
planning for natural disasters
Day 2, 6th August 2009, Morning
Workshop 7: Working with children, families and school in disasters
Workshop 8: Remote & rural communities in a changing environment.
Workshop 9: Impact Modelling in Australia and New Zealand
Day 2, 6th August 2009, Afternoon
Workshop 10: Gender and Disasters (one and a half days)
Workshop 11: Developing effective emergency management within local
government
Workshop 12: Land tenure, GIS and disasters
Day 2, 6th August 2009, Evening, 5 � 8 pm
Student Research Forum
Day 3, 7th August 2009, All day
Workshop 10: Gender and Disasters (continues)
Functions
5 August � Opening reception 5-7pm
6 August � Student research forum 5-8pm (dinner provided)
Price
Workshops |
Standard (+gst) |
Students and
�not for profit� NGO�s (+gst) |
Full workshop
attendance |
$500 |
$250 |
One day |
$325 |
$175 |
Half Day |
$275 |
$150 |
Student research
forum only |
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$25 |
* The Gender Workshop is
charge at the one-day rate.
* Full workshop attendance allows access to up 4 workshops
Workshop details
See
full
programme for details on each of the workshops
Organisation committee
David Johnston, GNS Science/Massey University
John Handmer, RMIT
Katharine Haynes, RMIT
Kevin Ronan, Central Queensland University
Mike Morrison, Redland City Council
Douglas Paton, University of Tasmania
Julia Becker, GNS Science
Ros Houghton, Victoria University of Wellington
Tom Wilson, University of Canterbury
John McAneney, Risk Frontiers
Linda Anderson-Berry, Bureau of Meteorology
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