Spatial Hazard Assessment Practices in Data Poor Areas: A Participatory Approach towards Natural Disaster Management
Keywords:
Participatory GIS, Flash Flood, Hazard, Assessment.Abstract
For the post assessments of flash flood disaster, Participatory GIS (PGIS) technique in a combination of spatial domain is developed for understanding the local community
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