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REMOTE SENSING FOR NATURAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Natural disasters are extreme events within the earth's system that result in death or injury to humans, and damage or loss of valuable goods, such as buildings, communication systems, agricultural land, forest, natural environment etc.
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