Proceedings of the European Conference on Emergency Planning for Industrial Hazards, held at the Congress Centre, Villa Ponti, Varese, Italy, 4-6 November 1987.
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Spectacular industrial accidents, such as the ones in Bhopal, Mexico City and Basle, have in recent times made the risks associated with the modern chemicals industry unmistakably evident. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hazard alarm systems, emergency control centre, professional fire brigade, external emergency services, public emergency services, classified installations, disaster prevention management, hazard observers, disaster agents, chemical incidents, major industrial accidents, chemical emergencies, chemical disasters, hazard management, major accident hazards, preparedness planning, incident control, hazardous installations, certain industrial activities, chemical threat, expert system technology, fire squads, industrial risk, liquified gas, emergency planners Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Hazard Protection Plan, United Kingdom, New York, Federal Republic of Germany, Disaster Research Center, Emergency Coordinator, University of Delaware, Red Cross, Western Mining District, Major Hazard Regulations, Technical Operations Management, Disaster Prevention Service, Emergency of Chemical Origin, Oil Pollution Control Operation, Place of Accident, Weather Wind, Chemical Industries Association, Incident Controller, Pieter Jan, Recent Major Accidents, Advisory Committee, Cambrian Colliery, Department of Sociology, Design Learning System New!
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Spectacular industrial accidents, such as the ones in Bhopal, Mexico City and Basle, have in recent times made the risks associated with the modern chemicals industry unmistakably evident. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
hazard alarm systems, emergency control centre, professional fire brigade, external emergency services, public emergency services, classified installations, disaster prevention management, hazard observers, disaster agents, chemical incidents, major industrial accidents, chemical emergencies, chemical disasters, hazard management, major accident hazards, preparedness planning, incident control, hazardous installations, certain industrial activities, chemical threat, expert system technology, fire squads, industrial risk, liquified gas, emergency planners Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Hazard Protection Plan, United Kingdom, New York, Federal Republic of Germany, Disaster Research Center, Emergency Coordinator, University of Delaware, Red Cross, Western Mining District, Major Hazard Regulations, Technical Operations Management, Disaster Prevention Service, Emergency of Chemical Origin, Oil Pollution Control Operation, Place of Accident, Weather Wind, Chemical Industries Association, Incident Controller, Pieter Jan, Recent Major Accidents, Advisory Committee, Cambrian Colliery, Department of Sociology, Design Learning System New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Surprise Me!
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- The Handbook of Artificial Intelligence, Volume IV by Avron Barr on page 182
- Building Expert Systems (Teknowledge series in knowledge engineering) by Frederick Hayes-Roth on page 238
- Learning from Disasters: A Management Approach by Brian Toft on page 296
- San Lorenzo (Michelangelo: Selected Scholarship in English) by William E. Wallace in Back Matter
- Fire and Flammability Handbook by Neil Schultz on page 203
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