What Data Tells Us About Man-Made Disasters
Offered By: TEDx via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the power of Big Data in unveiling hidden patterns that can guide our trajectory towards a better future in the face of climate change and man-made disasters. In this 18-minute TEDxNTU talk, disaster risk analyst David Lallemant shares his decades of experience working with vulnerable communities and explains how data analytics can help quantify climate and multi-hazard risks to promote resilient communities. Learn about Lallemant's work at the Disaster Analytics for Society Lab (DASL) at Nanyang Technological University and discover how his research is shaping our understanding of disaster risk and resilience. Gain insights into the potential of data-driven approaches in addressing the adverse effects of climate change and creating a more sustainable world.
Syllabus
What data tells us about man-made disasters | David Lallemant | TEDxNTU
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