Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.

Malaysia represents one of the "Tiger Economies" of Asia that is rapidly developing, industrialising, and urbanising. However, like all other Asian economies, the country is plagued by seasonal environmental hazards (mostly floods) that significantly reduce its GDP and deplete its annual b...

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Main Authors: Chan, Ngai Weng, Zakaria, Nor Azazi, Ghani, Aminuddin Ab, Tan, Yean Lian
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2004
Online Access:http://eprints.usm.my/1198/
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author Chan, Ngai Weng
Zakaria, Nor Azazi
Ghani, Aminuddin Ab
Tan, Yean Lian
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description Malaysia represents one of the "Tiger Economies" of Asia that is rapidly developing, industrialising, and urbanising. However, like all other Asian economies, the country is plagued by seasonal environmental hazards (mostly floods) that significantly reduce its GDP and deplete its annual budget on development.
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spelling usm-11982018-08-17T02:55:30Z http://eprints.usm.my/1198/ Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia. Chan, Ngai Weng Zakaria, Nor Azazi Ghani, Aminuddin Ab Tan, Yean Lian Malaysia represents one of the "Tiger Economies" of Asia that is rapidly developing, industrialising, and urbanising. However, like all other Asian economies, the country is plagued by seasonal environmental hazards (mostly floods) that significantly reduce its GDP and deplete its annual budget on development. 2004 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/1198/1/Integrating_Official_And_Traditional_Flood_Hazard_management_In_Malaysia.pdf Chan, Ngai Weng and Zakaria, Nor Azazi and Ghani, Aminuddin Ab and Tan, Yean Lian (2004) Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia. In: Rivers 04 Proceedings of The 1st International Conference On Managing Rivers In The 21st Century : Issues & Challenges, River Engineering And Urban Draignage Research Centre (Redac), Engineering Campus,USM. (Submitted)
spellingShingle Chan, Ngai Weng
Zakaria, Nor Azazi
Ghani, Aminuddin Ab
Tan, Yean Lian
Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title_full Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title_fullStr Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title_full_unstemmed Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title_short Integrating Official And Traditional Flood Hazard Management In Malaysia.
title_sort integrating official and traditional flood hazard management in malaysia.
url http://eprints.usm.my/1198/
http://eprints.usm.my/1198/1/Integrating_Official_And_Traditional_Flood_Hazard_management_In_Malaysia.pdf