ANTICIPATING CLIMATE CRISIS THROUGH TELEMEDICINE SERVICES AND HEALTH INFORMATICS THROUGH THE IDENTIFICATION OF RISK LEVEL IN PERUVIAN NORTHWESTERN COAST CITIES
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https://doi.org/10.18623/rvd.v23.7865Keywords:
Flooding, Telemedicine, Ehealth, Nonlinear SystemsAbstract
With the advent of climate phenomena such as “El Niño Costero” for example, solid attention should be pain on those Peruvian coast cities that might experience disasters in the shortest times.Thus, it is relevant to employ all possible methodologies that could be advantageous along period of crisis. In this paper, the case of northwestern coast cities under risk of flooding is studied from the opics of applied engineering.. Essentially this paper has focused on the strategies based in telemedicine inside the framwork of eHealth. In this manner the paper has central puropose to provide a formalism that can be associated to computational aspects in order to be incorporated inside systems of telemedicina. Indeed, this paper presents simulations by which one can note the notable characteristics of potential deployed electronic services in periods of natural disasters where cities might be experiencing risk of being vulnerable by extreme conditions of climate. The full study has been applied in Piura city, at the north coast of Perú.
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