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Natural Hazards

Hedieh Soltanpour

I am a freshly PhD graduate specialising in multi-hazard assessment in karst environments. My work focuses on understanding interlinked natural hazards and how they form complex networks of hazard events. Through my research, I aim to advance knowledge on multi-hazard mapping and promote sustainable risk management strategies. I am particularly interested in integrating spatial modeling, using machine-learning approaches, and stakeholder engagement to enhance resilience in hazard-prone areas.

Earth Citizens and Natural Hazards: a few words from the perspective of our environment, the inhabited planet, Earth

Earth Citizens and Natural Hazards: a few words from the perspective of our environment, the inhabited planet, Earth

In January 2023, I visited the Amazon Forest in Suriname. During my visit, I met indigenous people known as the Saramaccers, a Maroon tribe residing in the heart of the Amazon Forest. I found it fascinating that the Saramaccers consider themselves an integral part of nature. Their motto is ‘If you respect nature, nature will be your friend and stand by you’. Nature extends a helping ha ...[Read More]