3 August 2012
Collaboration between modellers from the School of Geographical Sciences and specialists in public service evaluation and delivery, has resulted in a new cross-disciplinary platform for measuring the effectiveness of landslide mitigation in vulnerable urban communities.
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The School of Geographical Sciences is recognised for developing numerical models of physical processes.
- CHASM, Combined Hydrology and slope Stability Model (developed by MG Anderson), dynamically simulates rainfall-triggered landslides and provides the scientific basis for risk reduction projects around the world.
- Collaboration with economists in CMPO (Centre for Market and Public Organisation) – specialists in public service evaluation and delivery – has resulted in a new cross-disciplinary platform for measuring the effectiveness of landslide mitigation in vulnerable urban communities.
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