Examining the potential role of constellation in natural hazard management

The concept and potential role of constellation such as the position of stars, has not been rigorously examined yet in the field of natural hazard management. The goal of this study was to comprehensively study the potential role of constellation on the occurrence of natural hazards. Qualitative content analysis was the major methodology utilized in the comparison of constellation as an unreliable tool and the other, as a supplementary aid that could predict the occurrences of natural hazards, in the viewpoints of four stakeholders, namely, interested professionals, developed communities, developing communities and international organizations. The key tenet of this study was that the four stakeholders must recognize the role of constellation as a supplementary aid when addressing networking, science and education, among others. This research examined the issue of constellation for natural hazard management as a pioneering study.

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Disaster Advances
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.25303/1712da035043
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Examining the potential role of constellation in natural hazard management

Ha Kyoo-Man
Disaster Advances
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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Examining the potential role of constellation in natural hazard management

Ha Kyoo-Man
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Abstract

The concept and potential role of constellation such as the position of stars, has not been rigorously examined yet in the field of natural hazard management. The goal of this study was to comprehensively study the potential role of constellation on the occurrence of natural hazards. Qualitative content analysis was the major methodology utilized in the comparison of constellation as an unreliable tool and the other, as a supplementary aid that could predict the occurrences of natural hazards, in the viewpoints of four stakeholders, namely, interested professionals, developed communities, developing communities and international organizations. The key tenet of this study was that the four stakeholders must recognize the role of constellation as a supplementary aid when addressing networking, science and education, among others. This research examined the issue of constellation for natural hazard management as a pioneering study.

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