Excerpt from An Introduction to Methodological Problems of Field Studies in Disasters
Spatial zones This report makes reference only to the Impact Zone. This, obviously, is the area where the danger and de struction occur. In many disasters, this can be divided into Total and Fringe Impact Zones. In some disasters, such as explosions and tornadoes, it is easy to define; in others.
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