Publications

Meteorological Applications (Vol. 12 - N°1) - Special Issue on the use of GIS in Climatology and Meteorology

2005 | Action 719

Phased Array Antennae and their Applications

1985 | Action 204

Socio-economic Cost of Road Accidents

1994 | Action 313

Use of Alternative Fuels in Road Vehicles - Final Report

1985 | Action 304

A Responsibility to Assist

2009 | Action A28

Recent Advances in Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics

1992 | Action null

Interactions of Food Matrix with Small Ligands Influencing Flavour and Texture Vol 4

1999 | Action 96

Control of the Semi-rigid Behaviour of Civil Engineering Structural Connections - Final Report

2000 | Action C1

Minor Communities and Natural and Cultural Heritage: an Asset or a Liability?

2011 | Action C27

Meteorological Applications (Vol. 12 - N°1) - Special Issue on the use of GIS in Climatology and Meteorology

2005 | Action 719
  • Pages: 100
  • Author(s): Dr. J. E. Thornes
  • Publisher(s): Royal Meteorological Society
  • ISBN/ISSN: 1350-4827 | 1350-4827

The COST Action 719 started in 2001 and presently 20 European countries are participating. The main objectives of the Action are to establish interfaces between GIS and meteorological data, assess the availability contents and accessibility of meteorological and climatologically data sets and encourage and foster European co-operation.

A Responsibility to Assist

2009 | Action A28

This report, written as part orf a wider review of human rights in EU foreign policy, describes and assesses the current decision-making structures and procedures for EU military, police and civilian crisis management mission throughout the world.
The main aim of the report is not to provide a detailed analysis of the success or failure of particular missions, but is to describe the often complex and confusing structures developed over the past decade and to assess the past, present and future of the EU’s responsibility to intervene in international crises.

Minor Communities and Natural and Cultural Heritage: an Asset or a Liability?

2011 | Action C27

The sustainable development of deprived urban communities has become a critical issue due to the combined phenomena of population growth and urbanisation in the last 50 years. A marked improvement in the policy options open to small and deprived urban communities constitute a guarantee in the drive towards sustainable development.

For the last four years, the group of international experts involved in the COST Action C27 (Sustainable Development Policies for Minor Deprived Urban Communities) has successfully singled out indicators and specific techniques that analyse threats to sustainability leading to cultural heritage dereliction, specific planning protocols and techniques for guaranteeing the effectiveness of planning tools, and finally ad hoc eco-engineering techniques in order to start or help the revitalisation processes; all of which were developed in order to provide information to local authorities and create a civic society able to challenge unsustainable local development proposals.