civil protection

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• Possibilities of civil protection measures at wide forest fires

  István Endrődi, László Bodnár

  125-135
• Possibilities of using drones in disaster management, with particular regard to fire prevention and damage control

  László Egyed

  124-143
• Possibilities of using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) in developing countries

  Fumiso Muyambo, Andries Jordaan, Ágoston Restás

  94-101
• Preparedness and tasks of the fire services in case of terror attacks

  Galina Horváth

  70-87
• Presentation of the development and interfaces of the volunteer rescue organisations and the volunteer territorial reserve system, possibilities for the development of cooperation in Vas county Part II.

  Péter Kiss, Balázs Bognár, Sándor Babos

  49-69
• Presentation of the Union Civil Protection Knowledge Network

  Gergely Takács

  81-90
• Recovery following the 2001 flood in Bereg, organising rehabilitation in the subregion

  József Dr. Ambrusz, Árpád Dr. Muhoray

  108-125
• Red mud, experiences of a street commander, minimalizing the damage, human destinies

  Tamás Hábermayer, Attila Sikrai, József Pásztor

  56-66
• Renewal of the activities of volunteer rescue organisations, dynamization of the volunteer movement through strengthening the social relations of the volunteer rescue organisations Part II.

  Balázs Márton

  82-91
• Rescue Team exercise on 8th february 2017 in Orosháza-Kiscsákó

  Árpád Győző-Molnár

  76-87
• Research on industrial safety, fire protection, and disaster management at the University of Public Service

  Gyula Vass

  170-181
• Results of Disaster Risk Reduction (DDR) initiatives in South Africa

  Albert Maipisi, Andries Jordaan, Ágoston Restás

  285-293
• Risk management of hazardous activities in the Czech Republic

  Alena Oulehlová

  1-28
• RUS-3 russian rescue organisation's rating experiences of the UN INSARAG rating

  Tamás Mezősi

  111-131
• Safety through organisational learning, or evaluating disaster management exercises with SOL analysis, part I.

  Péter Jackovics

  49-78
• Safety through organisational learning, or evaluating disaster management exercises with SOL analysis, part II.

  Péter Jackovics

  47-72
• Scientific research difficulities of post-earthquake rehabilitations

  Kiss Alida, Dr. Ambrusz József

  432-451
• Social resilience "Security is what we do!"

  Balázs Bognár

  49-64
• Tasks of the PROCIV working group in the framework of the 2024 EU presidency

  Gergely Takács
• The analysis of the process of rehabilitation following disasters

  Gyula Vass, János Bleszity

  98-117
• The categories of hungarian volunteers, possibilities of improvement in the mirror of flood protection

  Tamás Hábermayer; Tamás Hábermayer

  88-124
• The civil protection - like measures, methods and instruments in Europe, applied in the I. World War

  István Endrődi, Gábor Zellei

  136-157
• The correlation of climate change and the disasters due to precipitation in Hungary

  Kirovné Rácz Réka Magdolna

  452-458
• The examination of the applicability of a voluntary rescue team in case of aircraft incindents at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport

  Tekla Varró

  104-123
• The experiences of SIQUAKE 2020 project and exercise

  Tamás Hábermayer

  89-110