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‘There are no extra teams’: Calgary police make case for hundreds more staff

Even double-time isn’t always enough to get Calgary police officers to pick up another shift. After a busy…
#Canada #Calgary #Calgarypolice #CalgaryPoliceCommission #CalgaryPoliceService #Citybudget #citycouncil #frontlineofficers #policebudget #policestaffing #publicsafety #YYC
https://www.europesays.com/canada/228405/

University of Florida: Simple visual patterns can trick AI-powered vehicles and robots, UF research finds. “A simple pattern of black-and-white stripes could cause an autonomous vehicle or robot to misjudge how far away an obstacle is, potentially triggering an unexpected maneuver or even a collision, according to new University of Florida research.”

University of Florida: Simple visual patterns can trick AI-powered vehicles and robots, UF research finds. “A simple pattern of black-and-white stripes could cause an autonomous vehicle or robot to misjudge how far away an obstacle is, potentially triggering an unexpected maneuver or even a collision, according to new University of Florida research.”

University of Florida: Simple visual patterns can trick AI-powered vehicles and robots, UF research finds. “A simple pattern of black-and-white stripes could cause an autonomous vehicle or robot to misjudge how far away an obstacle is, potentially triggering an unexpected maneuver or even a collision, according to new University of Florida research.”

University of Florida: Simple visual patterns can trick AI-powered vehicles and robots, UF research finds. “A simple pattern of black-and-white stripes could cause an autonomous vehicle or robot to misjudge how far away an obstacle is, potentially triggering an unexpected maneuver or even a collision, according to new University of Florida research.”

University of Florida: Simple visual patterns can trick AI-powered vehicles and robots, UF research finds. “A simple pattern of black-and-white stripes could cause an autonomous vehicle or robot to misjudge how far away an obstacle is, potentially triggering an unexpected maneuver or even a collision, according to new University of Florida research.”

Big Island Now: New website/app crowd sources stock of supplies at stores across Hawaiʻi before, during, after storms. “With ongoing storms impacting Hawaiʻi this year, a computer engineer in Pāhoa has created a website to help residents quickly find supplies. After Hurricane Lala severely damaged parts of the Big Island, Sean Repanshek, 34, reached out to friends across the island to assess […]

Big Island Now: New website/app crowd sources stock of supplies at stores across Hawaiʻi before, during, after storms. “With ongoing storms impacting Hawaiʻi this year, a computer engineer in Pāhoa has created a website to help residents quickly find supplies. After Hurricane Lala severely damaged parts of the Big Island, Sean Repanshek, 34, reached out to friends across the island to assess […]

Big Island Now: New website/app crowd sources stock of supplies at stores across Hawaiʻi before, during, after storms. “With ongoing storms impacting Hawaiʻi this year, a computer engineer in Pāhoa has created a website to help residents quickly find supplies. After Hurricane Lala severely damaged parts of the Big Island, Sean Repanshek, 34, reached out to friends across the island to assess […]

Big Island Now: New website/app crowd sources stock of supplies at stores across Hawaiʻi before, during, after storms. “With ongoing storms impacting Hawaiʻi this year, a computer engineer in Pāhoa has created a website to help residents quickly find supplies. After Hurricane Lala severely damaged parts of the Big Island, Sean Repanshek, 34, reached out to friends across the island to assess […]

Big Island Now: New website/app crowd sources stock of supplies at stores across Hawaiʻi before, during, after storms. “With ongoing storms impacting Hawaiʻi this year, a computer engineer in Pāhoa has created a website to help residents quickly find supplies. After Hurricane Lala severely damaged parts of the Big Island, Sean Repanshek, 34, reached out to friends across the island to assess […]

NiemanLab: When disaster strikes, newsrooms scramble. A new website aims to help tame the chaos.. “Emergency Mode’s website has pre-made checklists for various kinds of extreme weather disasters, like hurricanes, wildfires, or extreme heat, written by journalists who have experience covering those types of disasters. The website also links to Grist’s disaster toolkit and has a module to […]

NiemanLab: When disaster strikes, newsrooms scramble. A new website aims to help tame the chaos.. “Emergency Mode’s website has pre-made checklists for various kinds of extreme weather disasters, like hurricanes, wildfires, or extreme heat, written by journalists who have experience covering those types of disasters. The website also links to Grist’s disaster toolkit and has a module to […]

NiemanLab: When disaster strikes, newsrooms scramble. A new website aims to help tame the chaos.. “Emergency Mode’s website has pre-made checklists for various kinds of extreme weather disasters, like hurricanes, wildfires, or extreme heat, written by journalists who have experience covering those types of disasters. The website also links to Grist’s disaster toolkit and has a module to […]

NiemanLab: When disaster strikes, newsrooms scramble. A new website aims to help tame the chaos.. “Emergency Mode’s website has pre-made checklists for various kinds of extreme weather disasters, like hurricanes, wildfires, or extreme heat, written by journalists who have experience covering those types of disasters. The website also links to Grist’s disaster toolkit and has a module to […]

NiemanLab: When disaster strikes, newsrooms scramble. A new website aims to help tame the chaos.. “Emergency Mode’s website has pre-made checklists for various kinds of extreme weather disasters, like hurricanes, wildfires, or extreme heat, written by journalists who have experience covering those types of disasters. The website also links to Grist’s disaster toolkit and has a module to […]

https://www.europesays.com/people/245523/ Newsom to sign law banning child marriage | California #Accountability #california #GavinNewsom #national #PublicSafety

https://www.europesays.com/people/245518/ AI companies have had ‘tens of thousands’ of potential safety incidents: report #Anthropic #ArtificialIntelligence #DataBreach #OpenAI #PublicSafety #SamAltman #tech #USNews

Grocery stores see surge ahead of winter storm https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34353/ #APPCommunity #APPLocalBusiness #APPPublicSafety #APPTopStories #APPWeather #Business #CommunityNews #local #News #Ohio #OhioDining #OhioFood #OhioGroceryStores #OhioRestaurants #PublicSafety #SaimaKhan #TopStories #VOD #weather

Grocery stores see surge ahead of winter storm https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34353/ #APPCommunity #APPLocalBusiness #APPPublicSafety #APPTopStories #APPWeather #Business #CommunityNews #local #News #Ohio #OhioDining #OhioFood #OhioGroceryStores #OhioRestaurants #PublicSafety #SaimaKhan #TopStories #VOD #weather

Grocery stores see surge ahead of winter storm https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34353/ #APPCommunity #APPLocalBusiness #APPPublicSafety #APPTopStories #APPWeather #Business #CommunityNews #local #News #Ohio #OhioDining #OhioFood #OhioGroceryStores #OhioRestaurants #PublicSafety #SaimaKhan #TopStories #VOD #weather

Grocery stores see surge ahead of winter storm https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34353/ #APPCommunity #APPLocalBusiness #APPPublicSafety #APPTopStories #APPWeather #Business #CommunityNews #local #News #Ohio #OhioDining #OhioFood #OhioGroceryStores #OhioRestaurants #PublicSafety #SaimaKhan #TopStories #VOD #weather

Is lettuce in Wisconsin safe to eat amid the cyclosporiasis outbreak? https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34210/ #AfternoonUpdate #cyclosporiasis #LettuceRecall #PublicSafety #Wisconsin #WisconsinDining #WisconsinFood #WisconsinGroceryStores #WisconsinRestaurants

Is lettuce in Wisconsin safe to eat amid the cyclosporiasis outbreak? https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34210/ #AfternoonUpdate #cyclosporiasis #LettuceRecall #PublicSafety #Wisconsin #WisconsinDining #WisconsinFood #WisconsinGroceryStores #WisconsinRestaurants

Is lettuce in Wisconsin safe to eat amid the cyclosporiasis outbreak? https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34210/ #AfternoonUpdate #cyclosporiasis #LettuceRecall #PublicSafety #Wisconsin #WisconsinDining #WisconsinFood #WisconsinGroceryStores #WisconsinRestaurants

Is lettuce in Wisconsin safe to eat amid the cyclosporiasis outbreak? https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/34210/ #AfternoonUpdate #cyclosporiasis #LettuceRecall #PublicSafety #Wisconsin #WisconsinDining #WisconsinFood #WisconsinGroceryStores #WisconsinRestaurants

The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]

The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]

The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]

The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]

The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]

Man With Knife Threatens Passersby at Seoul Riverside Park

Yonhap News A man in his 40s who threatened passersby with a knife near a Han River park…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Seoul #Chuseokholiday #HanRiverpark #publicsafety #Seoulknifeincident #YanghwaHanRiverPark #YeongdeungpoPoliceStation
https://www.europesays.com/korea/168601/

#LawAndOrder operates as a #dogwhistle by conveying a seemingly neutral message that resonates differently with various audiences. For many, it suggests a commitment to #publicsafety and the #enforcement of laws. However, for others, particularly #marginalized communities, it signals a call for increased policing and harsher penalties, often disproportionately affecting Black and Latinx individuals.

#LawAndOrder operates as a #dogwhistle by conveying a seemingly neutral message that resonates differently with various audiences. For many, it suggests a commitment to #publicsafety and the #enforcement of laws. However, for others, particularly #marginalized communities, it signals a call for increased policing and harsher penalties, often disproportionately affecting Black and Latinx individuals.

Reuters: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff. “FBI personnel data recently stolen by the ShinyHunters hackers includes sensitive psychiatric and medical ​evaluation records, according to the hackers and documents reviewed by Reuters.”

Reuters: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff. “FBI personnel data recently stolen by the ShinyHunters hackers includes sensitive psychiatric and medical ​evaluation records, according to the hackers and documents reviewed by Reuters.”

Reuters: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff. “FBI personnel data recently stolen by the ShinyHunters hackers includes sensitive psychiatric and medical ​evaluation records, according to the hackers and documents reviewed by Reuters.”

Reuters: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff. “FBI personnel data recently stolen by the ShinyHunters hackers includes sensitive psychiatric and medical ​evaluation records, according to the hackers and documents reviewed by Reuters.”

Reuters: ShinyHunters hackers say they stole psychiatric and medical records of FBI staff. “FBI personnel data recently stolen by the ShinyHunters hackers includes sensitive psychiatric and medical ​evaluation records, according to the hackers and documents reviewed by Reuters.”

Canadians Are In The Dark About Their Wildfire Risk [hazard mapping & assessment]
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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadians-are-in-the-dark-about-their-wildfire-risk/ <-- shared media article, with an outstanding interactive series of maps for B.C.
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H/T @Michael Wulder | Senior Research Scientist at NRCAN
“News story in [September 2th 2026] [Canadian newspaper] ‘The Globe and Mail’ [link above] regarding the lack of data to support assessments of wildfire risk. Article entitled: Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk.
Just a note for those interested in national forest datasets that can be used to inform on forest conditions especially as pertains to wildfire risk, numerous facets of forests (land cover, species, structure, change, likelihood to burn) can be found here: https://opendata.nfis.org/mapserver/nfis-change_eng.html
These satellite-derived integrated open access datasets are spatially exhaustive over the 650 million Ha forest dominated ecosystems of Canada. While possibly not on target for the authors' use case, many information needs and questions can be satisfied with these data. Most datasets are pixel based (30 x 30 m cells, about 1/10th of a Ha), but there is also a polygon-based, forest-inventory-like database (SBFI) a form possibly more familiar to modelers…”
--
“Experts and politicians are endorsing a national strategy on wildfire hazard mapping [across Canada], but the process would be far from simple…
[T]he scale of the danger is largely invisible to most Canadians until it’s too late. Though some wildfire hazard mapping is publicly available in B.C., there is a patchwork of incomplete data. And in the rest of the country, such information is virtually non-existent…
Experts warn that a failure by governments to make detailed hazard mapping publicly available has left towns and cities across the country more vulnerable to the threat of extreme wildfires. Without the information, communities continue to build new housing in high-hazard areas even as critical mitigation efforts are frequently delayed...
But some critics worry governments may not be up to the complicated task. And even when there is an earnest effort to improve public data, officials can face significant backlash as property owners fear financial consequences. Fire officials in Oregon [USA] were forced to largely abandon detailed hazard mapping after trying to make better information publicly available.
There is no denying the trendline: Climate change is driving wildfires that are faster and hotter than ever before, and disasters like the Bald Range fire are becoming more common. Are Canadians ready to open their eyes to the risk?...”
#risk #hazard #wildfire #extremeweather #Canada #mapping #spatial #GIS #landcover #BritishColumbia #wildfirerisk #assessment #spatialanalysis #remotesening #policy #planning #mitigation #response #hazardmapping #propertyowners #developers #landowners #zoning #regulations #resources #preparation #forestry #forest #tree #vegetation #fuel #extremeweather #drought #dry #water #publicsafety #loss #cost #economics #model #modeling #planning #assessment #hazardmapping

Canadians Are In The Dark About Their Wildfire Risk [hazard mapping & assessment]
--
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadians-are-in-the-dark-about-their-wildfire-risk/ <-- shared media article, with an outstanding interactive series of maps for B.C.
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H/T @Michael Wulder | Senior Research Scientist at NRCAN
“News story in [September 2th 2026] [Canadian newspaper] ‘The Globe and Mail’ [link above] regarding the lack of data to support assessments of wildfire risk. Article entitled: Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk.
Just a note for those interested in national forest datasets that can be used to inform on forest conditions especially as pertains to wildfire risk, numerous facets of forests (land cover, species, structure, change, likelihood to burn) can be found here: https://opendata.nfis.org/mapserver/nfis-change_eng.html
These satellite-derived integrated open access datasets are spatially exhaustive over the 650 million Ha forest dominated ecosystems of Canada. While possibly not on target for the authors' use case, many information needs and questions can be satisfied with these data. Most datasets are pixel based (30 x 30 m cells, about 1/10th of a Ha), but there is also a polygon-based, forest-inventory-like database (SBFI) a form possibly more familiar to modelers…”
--
“Experts and politicians are endorsing a national strategy on wildfire hazard mapping [across Canada], but the process would be far from simple…
[T]he scale of the danger is largely invisible to most Canadians until it’s too late. Though some wildfire hazard mapping is publicly available in B.C., there is a patchwork of incomplete data. And in the rest of the country, such information is virtually non-existent…
Experts warn that a failure by governments to make detailed hazard mapping publicly available has left towns and cities across the country more vulnerable to the threat of extreme wildfires. Without the information, communities continue to build new housing in high-hazard areas even as critical mitigation efforts are frequently delayed...
But some critics worry governments may not be up to the complicated task. And even when there is an earnest effort to improve public data, officials can face significant backlash as property owners fear financial consequences. Fire officials in Oregon [USA] were forced to largely abandon detailed hazard mapping after trying to make better information publicly available.
There is no denying the trendline: Climate change is driving wildfires that are faster and hotter than ever before, and disasters like the Bald Range fire are becoming more common. Are Canadians ready to open their eyes to the risk?...”
#risk #hazard #wildfire #extremeweather #Canada #mapping #spatial #GIS #landcover #BritishColumbia #wildfirerisk #assessment #spatialanalysis #remotesening #policy #planning #mitigation #response #hazardmapping #propertyowners #developers #landowners #zoning #regulations #resources #preparation #forestry #forest #tree #vegetation #fuel #extremeweather #drought #dry #water #publicsafety #loss #cost #economics #model #modeling #planning #assessment #hazardmapping

Canadians Are In The Dark About Their Wildfire Risk [hazard mapping & assessment]
--
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadians-are-in-the-dark-about-their-wildfire-risk/ <-- shared media article, with an outstanding interactive series of maps for B.C.
--
H/T @Michael Wulder | Senior Research Scientist at NRCAN
“News story in [September 2th 2026] [Canadian newspaper] ‘The Globe and Mail’ [link above] regarding the lack of data to support assessments of wildfire risk. Article entitled: Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk.
Just a note for those interested in national forest datasets that can be used to inform on forest conditions especially as pertains to wildfire risk, numerous facets of forests (land cover, species, structure, change, likelihood to burn) can be found here: https://opendata.nfis.org/mapserver/nfis-change_eng.html
These satellite-derived integrated open access datasets are spatially exhaustive over the 650 million Ha forest dominated ecosystems of Canada. While possibly not on target for the authors' use case, many information needs and questions can be satisfied with these data. Most datasets are pixel based (30 x 30 m cells, about 1/10th of a Ha), but there is also a polygon-based, forest-inventory-like database (SBFI) a form possibly more familiar to modelers…”
--
“Experts and politicians are endorsing a national strategy on wildfire hazard mapping [across Canada], but the process would be far from simple…
[T]he scale of the danger is largely invisible to most Canadians until it’s too late. Though some wildfire hazard mapping is publicly available in B.C., there is a patchwork of incomplete data. And in the rest of the country, such information is virtually non-existent…
Experts warn that a failure by governments to make detailed hazard mapping publicly available has left towns and cities across the country more vulnerable to the threat of extreme wildfires. Without the information, communities continue to build new housing in high-hazard areas even as critical mitigation efforts are frequently delayed...
But some critics worry governments may not be up to the complicated task. And even when there is an earnest effort to improve public data, officials can face significant backlash as property owners fear financial consequences. Fire officials in Oregon [USA] were forced to largely abandon detailed hazard mapping after trying to make better information publicly available.
There is no denying the trendline: Climate change is driving wildfires that are faster and hotter than ever before, and disasters like the Bald Range fire are becoming more common. Are Canadians ready to open their eyes to the risk?...”
#risk #hazard #wildfire #extremeweather #Canada #mapping #spatial #GIS #landcover #BritishColumbia #wildfirerisk #assessment #spatialanalysis #remotesening #policy #planning #mitigation #response #hazardmapping #propertyowners #developers #landowners #zoning #regulations #resources #preparation #forestry #forest #tree #vegetation #fuel #extremeweather #drought #dry #water #publicsafety #loss #cost #economics #model #modeling #planning #assessment #hazardmapping

Canadians Are In The Dark About Their Wildfire Risk [hazard mapping & assessment]
--
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadians-are-in-the-dark-about-their-wildfire-risk/ <-- shared media article, with an outstanding interactive series of maps for B.C.
--
H/T @Michael Wulder | Senior Research Scientist at NRCAN
“News story in [September 2th 2026] [Canadian newspaper] ‘The Globe and Mail’ [link above] regarding the lack of data to support assessments of wildfire risk. Article entitled: Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk.
Just a note for those interested in national forest datasets that can be used to inform on forest conditions especially as pertains to wildfire risk, numerous facets of forests (land cover, species, structure, change, likelihood to burn) can be found here: https://opendata.nfis.org/mapserver/nfis-change_eng.html
These satellite-derived integrated open access datasets are spatially exhaustive over the 650 million Ha forest dominated ecosystems of Canada. While possibly not on target for the authors' use case, many information needs and questions can be satisfied with these data. Most datasets are pixel based (30 x 30 m cells, about 1/10th of a Ha), but there is also a polygon-based, forest-inventory-like database (SBFI) a form possibly more familiar to modelers…”
--
“Experts and politicians are endorsing a national strategy on wildfire hazard mapping [across Canada], but the process would be far from simple…
[T]he scale of the danger is largely invisible to most Canadians until it’s too late. Though some wildfire hazard mapping is publicly available in B.C., there is a patchwork of incomplete data. And in the rest of the country, such information is virtually non-existent…
Experts warn that a failure by governments to make detailed hazard mapping publicly available has left towns and cities across the country more vulnerable to the threat of extreme wildfires. Without the information, communities continue to build new housing in high-hazard areas even as critical mitigation efforts are frequently delayed...
But some critics worry governments may not be up to the complicated task. And even when there is an earnest effort to improve public data, officials can face significant backlash as property owners fear financial consequences. Fire officials in Oregon [USA] were forced to largely abandon detailed hazard mapping after trying to make better information publicly available.
There is no denying the trendline: Climate change is driving wildfires that are faster and hotter than ever before, and disasters like the Bald Range fire are becoming more common. Are Canadians ready to open their eyes to the risk?...”
#risk #hazard #wildfire #extremeweather #Canada #mapping #spatial #GIS #landcover #BritishColumbia #wildfirerisk #assessment #spatialanalysis #remotesening #policy #planning #mitigation #response #hazardmapping #propertyowners #developers #landowners #zoning #regulations #resources #preparation #forestry #forest #tree #vegetation #fuel #extremeweather #drought #dry #water #publicsafety #loss #cost #economics #model #modeling #planning #assessment #hazardmapping

Canadians Are In The Dark About Their Wildfire Risk [hazard mapping & assessment]
--
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-canadians-are-in-the-dark-about-their-wildfire-risk/ <-- shared media article, with an outstanding interactive series of maps for B.C.
--
H/T @Michael Wulder | Senior Research Scientist at NRCAN
“News story in [September 2th 2026] [Canadian newspaper] ‘The Globe and Mail’ [link above] regarding the lack of data to support assessments of wildfire risk. Article entitled: Canadians are in the dark about their wildfire risk.
Just a note for those interested in national forest datasets that can be used to inform on forest conditions especially as pertains to wildfire risk, numerous facets of forests (land cover, species, structure, change, likelihood to burn) can be found here: https://opendata.nfis.org/mapserver/nfis-change_eng.html
These satellite-derived integrated open access datasets are spatially exhaustive over the 650 million Ha forest dominated ecosystems of Canada. While possibly not on target for the authors' use case, many information needs and questions can be satisfied with these data. Most datasets are pixel based (30 x 30 m cells, about 1/10th of a Ha), but there is also a polygon-based, forest-inventory-like database (SBFI) a form possibly more familiar to modelers…”
--
“Experts and politicians are endorsing a national strategy on wildfire hazard mapping [across Canada], but the process would be far from simple…
[T]he scale of the danger is largely invisible to most Canadians until it’s too late. Though some wildfire hazard mapping is publicly available in B.C., there is a patchwork of incomplete data. And in the rest of the country, such information is virtually non-existent…
Experts warn that a failure by governments to make detailed hazard mapping publicly available has left towns and cities across the country more vulnerable to the threat of extreme wildfires. Without the information, communities continue to build new housing in high-hazard areas even as critical mitigation efforts are frequently delayed...
But some critics worry governments may not be up to the complicated task. And even when there is an earnest effort to improve public data, officials can face significant backlash as property owners fear financial consequences. Fire officials in Oregon [USA] were forced to largely abandon detailed hazard mapping after trying to make better information publicly available.
There is no denying the trendline: Climate change is driving wildfires that are faster and hotter than ever before, and disasters like the Bald Range fire are becoming more common. Are Canadians ready to open their eyes to the risk?...”
#risk #hazard #wildfire #extremeweather #Canada #mapping #spatial #GIS #landcover #BritishColumbia #wildfirerisk #assessment #spatialanalysis #remotesening #policy #planning #mitigation #response #hazardmapping #propertyowners #developers #landowners #zoning #regulations #resources #preparation #forestry #forest #tree #vegetation #fuel #extremeweather #drought #dry #water #publicsafety #loss #cost #economics #model #modeling #planning #assessment #hazardmapping

How We Win Matters

Jamaica Constabulary Force
https://jcf.gov.jm/how-we-win-matters/

#Jamaica #PublicSafety

Ars Technica: Owners mourn spoiled food after firmware update bricks Samsung smart fridges. “Some Samsung smart fridges stopped working on Tuesday due to a firmware update. Korean outlets were the first to report the problems, which affect Samsung’s Bespoke AI line of fridges. Star News Korea, per a Google-provided translation, said that most of the affected devices were four-door fridges […]

Ars Technica: Owners mourn spoiled food after firmware update bricks Samsung smart fridges. “Some Samsung smart fridges stopped working on Tuesday due to a firmware update. Korean outlets were the first to report the problems, which affect Samsung’s Bespoke AI line of fridges. Star News Korea, per a Google-provided translation, said that most of the affected devices were four-door fridges […]

Ars Technica: Owners mourn spoiled food after firmware update bricks Samsung smart fridges. “Some Samsung smart fridges stopped working on Tuesday due to a firmware update. Korean outlets were the first to report the problems, which affect Samsung’s Bespoke AI line of fridges. Star News Korea, per a Google-provided translation, said that most of the affected devices were four-door fridges […]