Discharge data of the 2011 and 2013 Queensland Floods
Hospital Inpatient Discharge Data
... on the billing form, while the average charges per day represents the mean amount charged per day of inpatient hospital status. • The average costs reflect the mean estimated actual costs of production, in contrast to ...
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Submission to Queensland Floods Commission of Inquiry Order (No. 1) 2011
... The problem of insurers and their responsibilities goes beyond their behaviour after the floods, although this behaviour is symptomatic of a wider problem. Relying on private insurers to cover risks in ...
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#qldfloods Crisis Communication on Twitter in the 2011 South East Queensland Floods
... East Queensland floods in January ...2009; 2011) to a wide range of accounts – institutions, news agencies and individuals – and gain a multifaceted understanding of how an event is being experienced ...
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Observation of bus ridership in the aftermath of the 2011 floods in Southeast Queensland, Australia
... the floods compared to the ridership level in ...the floods) is similar with the ridership level in December ...the floods can be explained by the modal shift of transit ...the floods was ...
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Queensland floods: The economic impact
... the 2011 calendar year at 5.5%. Mining The Queensland floods are expected to take a heavy toll on the mining sector, with sector revenue forecast to be ...The floods have severely affected the ...
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Exploring information experience using social media during the 2011 Queensland Floods: a pilot study
... 19, 2011). The 2011 Queensland floods provided a unique opportunity to explore social media use during an ...of data from four interviews supported the emergence of four categories of ...
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Levels of social trust among men from refugee backgrounds after the 2011 Queensland floods
... on data collected two years after the Queensland floods and this may have influenced participants’ recollection of their level of dis- aster ...the floods or increased gradually over the ...
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Using volunteered information to map the Queensland floods
... the Queensland Police Service to provide flood information updates to anyone who browsed to their Facebook ...the Queensland floods there were between fourteen and sixteen thousand tweets per hour on ...
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APT Petroleum Pipelines Limited. Queensland Floods
... By mid-December 2010, many rivers were already at or near flood level as a result of the rains in the preceding weeks. Heavy rain from 23 to 28 December, on top of the pre-existing wet conditions, resulted in exceptional ...
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Climatic control on the peak discharge of glacier outburst floods
... This lake empties completely in jo¨kulhlaups, so each flood can be reconstructed using (Q max , V t ) data as constraint. Specifically, our modelling recovers not only the flood hydrograph but also an estimate for ...
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Bankfull discharge and recurrence intervals in Irish rivers floods
... hydrometric data, rating relationships, surveyed bankfull levels and photographic records were ...bankfull discharge is complex and depends on the chosen definition of bankfull ...bankfull discharge ...
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Business Continuity. Best practice in Business Continuity planning and Disaster Recovery Queensland and Brisbane CBD floods recovery 2011
... this data was not available. Whether the data is stored in-house or in virtual and cloud environments, these IT systems and the data it holds is critical to almost all ...
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Victorian Floods 2011: Frequently Asked Questions
... flow data collection networks for flood warning purposes, providing timely flood advice to emergency management agencies and assisting in the assessment of natural disaster relief claims for the restoration of ...
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The 2008 floods in Queensland: a case study of vulnerability, resilience and adaptive capacity
... 2008 floods, last ...2008 floods in Charleville are also being interviewed in this study to gain an understanding of their characteristics of resilience, vulnerability and adaptive ...Southern ...
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Appendix 3: Glossary. Queensland Floods Commission of Inquiry Interim Report
... 2003). Discharge is the rate of flow of water measured in terms of volume per unit time, for example, cubic metres per second (m 3 .../s). Discharge is different from the speed or velocity of flow, which is ...
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Towards Distributed Citizen Participation: Lessons from WikiLeaks and the Queensland Floods
... the floods were of course covered extensively by the Australian and international mainstream ...southeast Queensland flood events must perhaps be considered separately from the wider inundation of other ...
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Network governance and climate change adaptation: collaborative responses to the Queensland floods
... ‘Community Development’; * In Central Queensland, ‘Community and Industry’ was disaggregated into two categories, ‘Commerce and Industry’ and ‘Community Development.’ Participants were then asked to deal the cards ...
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Examining the Geographical Coverage of Floods Using Satellite Images and Discharge In LNRB
... of floods has been documented to have a relationship with the flood magnitude, flood frequency and settlement of population on flood prone ...of floods in Lower Nzoia River Basin for a period of 42 years ...
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Impacts of climate and land-use changes on floods in an urban catchment in southeast Queensland, Australia
... Abstract Over the coming decades, the projected land-use change, when coupled with climate change, could potentially lead to an increased risk of flooding in urban catchments. This research aims to examine impacts of ...
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Comparative Analysis of Non-Infrastructural Impacts of Floods Case Study: 2011 And 2014 Floods in Dar Es Salaam
... secondary data sources were deployed in this ...on floods, types of non-infrastructural impacts, measure for mitigation and prevention of flood impacts, and the roles and responsibility of the relevant ...
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