Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1. History of Climate Change Developments (pp. 1-10)
Chapter 2. Consequences of Climate Change (pp. 11-22)
Chapter 3. Political Approach of the United States to the Options Climate Change Options (pp. 23-30)
Chapter 4. Strengthening the Climate Change Regime Aspects (pp. 31-60)
Chapter 5. Contribution of the United Nations in Climate Change (pp. 61-70)
Chapter 6. United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) (pp. 71-82)
Chapter 7. Paris Agreement (pp. 83-150)
Chapter 8. Conceptual Aspects of Climate Change (pp. 151-158)
Chapter 9. Circumstances of Climate Change (pp. 159-170)
Chapter 10. The Conference of Parties and Climate Change (pp. 171-174)
Chapter 11. Relevant Link between Climate Change and Natural Disaster (pp. 175-178)
Chapter 12. Efforts on Climate Change Protection (pp. 179-198)
Chapter 13. Main Groups of Environmental Concerns and Issues (pp. 199-220)
Chapter 14. Application of Remote Sensing and GIS (pp. 221-238)
Chapter 15. An Integrated Approach for Environmental Security in the NATO Countries Based on Remote Sensing and GIS Technologies (pp. 239-252)
Chapter 16. Regional Approach of the Global Climate Change Problem (pp. 253-258)
Chapter 17. Remote Sensing and GIS Technology as the Tool of Oil and Gas Industry Environmental Affect Assessment (pp. 259-272)
Chapter 18. Concerns of Application of the Nonlinear Logic Theory in Power Engineering Objects Lightning Safety Problem Definition (pp. 273-284)
Chapter 19. Operative Selection of the Geoinformation at Extreme Situations (pp. 285-294)
Index (pp. 295)
Total Pages: 296
Additional Information
Audience: 1. International and local entities engaged to the study of climate change/environment/ecology;
2. International Organizations: United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, International Astronautical Federation, European Space Agency entities;
3. Managers of organizations, for instance NGO’s relevant to activities of Earth monitoring and observation with regard to climate change;
4. State authorities or/and institutions who need to refer an official sources within/or during the process of decision-making.