NETC Catalogue
- National EmergencyTraining Center. This catalog is a major resource for identifying literature dealing with crisis management and natural hazards. It includes books and also periodical articles.
RefWorks
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ALADIN Catalog Search
Search for Books in the ALADIN Catalog
Subject Headings
These are some subject headings that can be used in the ALADIN catalog and Worldcat to find relevant books:
- Bores (Tidal Phenomena)
- Buildings-- Natural Disaster Effects
- Civil Defense
- Crisis Management
- Disaster relief
- Earth Movements
- Earthquakes
- Emergency Management
- Floods
- Forest Fires
- Hurricanes
- Incident Command Systems
- Industrial Accidents
- Natural Disaster Warning Systems
- Natural Disasters
- Nuclear Crisis Control
- Storms
- Tornadoes
- Tsunamis
- Typhoons
Online Books
While most books are still available only in print, some publishers are beginning to make entire books available online at no cost. Listed here are two of the titles that are available online:
- Disaster Response: Preparation and Coordination. Eric Auf der Heide. Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance, 1989.
- The Long Road to Recovery: Community Responses to Industrial Disaster. Edited by James K. Mitchell. United Nations University Press, 1996.
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