Drought classification and economic loss assessment - Tho Dat, Tran;Duc Truong, Dinh;Quang Tri, Doan
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Vietnam is one of these countries most heavily affected by climate change. In this context, extreme hydro-meteorological phenomena are tending to increase in intensity, frequency and spatial, and temporal anomalies. This book provides an insight into the drought classification and economic damage of drought in the Central region in Vietnam. Drought classification maps were established based on a combination of meteorological drought indices, a hydrological model, a hydrology drought index, and a Geographic Information System (GIS) tool. Drought not only causes direct losses but also has…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Vietnam is one of these countries most heavily affected by climate change. In this context, extreme hydro-meteorological phenomena are tending to increase in intensity, frequency and spatial, and temporal anomalies. This book provides an insight into the drought classification and economic damage of drought in the Central region in Vietnam. Drought classification maps were established based on a combination of meteorological drought indices, a hydrological model, a hydrology drought index, and a Geographic Information System (GIS) tool. Drought not only causes direct losses but also has long-term economic impacts along with health effects on the people. Drought management requires financial resources. This book also discusses financial solutions for drought in particular and climate change in Vietnam in general.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Tran Tho Dat joined the National Economics University (NEU), Hanoi, Vietnam in 1982 and became the President in 2014. He is now the Chairman of University¿s Council, National Economics University. His research interests include higher education financing, economic growth models, monetary policy, economics of climate change and smart city.