Darwin College Lecture Series 2010. 'Risk and Natural Catastrophes' by Professor Mark Bailey( Armagh Observatory)
Natural catastrophes rare, high-consequence events present us with a unique conjunction of problems so far as risk is concerned. First, they can have an extremely long recurrence interval, so long that the greatest may not have occurred within living human memory.
Natural catastrophes rare, high-consequence events present us with a unique conjunction of problems so far as risk is concerned. First, they can have an extremely long recurrence interval, so long that the greatest may not have occurred within living human memory.
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