GSM/GPRS/EGPRS LayerONE BTS FRAMEWORK DelCom’s GSM LayerONE is a 2.75G physical layer solution for picocells and femtocells based on software-defined radio (SDR) technology. Designed with ease of integration in

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• Control channel
• Um interface

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. A heat wave is a prolonged period of warm season temperatures well above normal for the area, often accompanied by high humidity. Heat waves can persist from a couple of days

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• National Weather Service
• Urban heat island
• Wind wave model
• Weather forecasting
• Emergency management
• Natural disaster
• Explosion
• Forecasting
• Drought in the United States
• Atmospheric sciences
• Meteorology
• Heat wave

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. Landslides are triggered by a number of mechanisms, including intense rainstorms and earthquakes, wildland fire, coastal erosion, and the loss of permafrost in arctic regions.

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• Ethics
• Natural hazards
• Environmental soil science
• Landslide
• Disaster
• Social vulnerability
• Hazard
• Interferometric synthetic aperture radar
• Landslide classification
• Management
• Emergency management
• Risk

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. A tornado is a violently rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. Tornadoes may appear nearly transparent until dust and debris are picked up or a

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• Storm
• Tornado
• Thunderstorm
• Convective storm detection
• Tornadoes
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. A hurricane develops when a tropical storm intensifies and winds reach 74 miles per hour. On average, there are six hurricanes in the Atlantic Ocean each year during hurrican

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• Actuarial science
• Risk
• Disaster preparedness
• Humanitarian aid
• Occupational safety and health
• HAZUS
• Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Tropical cyclone
• Atlantic hurricane season
• Management
• Public safety
• Emergency management

What is at Stake? Definition and Background. Each year, nearly every state in the United States faces the hazards of winter weather, heavy snow and rain, freezing rain, strong winds, and cold temperatures. Despite the so

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• Precipitation
• Storm
• Disaster preparedness
• Emergency management
• Humanitarian aid
• Occupational safety and health
• Winter storm
• Weather forecasting
• Freezing rain
• Meteorology
• Atmospheric sciences
• Weather

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. Coastal inundation is the flooding of coastal lands, including wave action, usually resulting from riverine flooding, spring tides, severe storms, or seismic activity (tsunami

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• Physical geography
• Social vulnerability
• Flood
• Vulnerability
• Risk
• Ethics
• Management

What is at Stake? DEFINITION AND BACKGROUND. A volcano YC OU NCIL

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• Volcano
• Prediction of volcanic activity
• Mount Pinatubo
• Volcanic ash
• Types of volcanic eruptions
• Volcanic hazards
• Stratovolcano
• Mount Cayley
• Geology
• Volcanology
• Volcanism

Program for Sdr. Hygum byfest 2014 Tirsdag 10. juni: Torsdag 12. juni: Lørdag 14. juni:

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What is at Stake? Definition and Background. Unplanned wildland fires (wildfires) impact tens of millions of acres annually around the world. Wildfires burn homes, damage infrastructure and natural resources, kill and in

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• Firefighting
• Public safety
• Forestry
• Ecological succession
• Wildfire suppression
• Wildfire
• Wildland–urban interface
• International Association of Wildland Fire
• Fire ecology
• Wildland fire suppression
• Occupational safety and health
• Wildfires