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2:30-5:30 pm, 22 July 1999, VIC Room B 
Vienna, Austria 
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The project is in the midst of many activities that are on going. 
Hazard teams will continue to refine requirements and 
recommendations and update their reports. The project will 
consider other hazards on which to focus and will consider the 
expansion of the scope of current hazard teams. The landslide 
liazard team is just forming and lias no members other than the 
Chair. The volcanic hazard team is updating its report to 
include non-ash cloud requirements and recommendations. 
The project continues to foster involvement of users and 
service providers, e.g. professional organizations and the 
commercial sector. More complex information tools will 
eventually be developed that will help foster integrated data 
acquisition strategies that support disaster management 
requirements. 
The project acknowledges the contributions of its many 
members. The success of the project depends on the active 
participation of project members and the presentation, 
discussion, and summarization of their programs and projects 
related to supporting disaster management. 
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Government and is not subject to copyright protection in the 
United States. 
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