Analyses the climate change application of new and emergent ICTs – wireless broadband, wireless sensor networks, GIS, Web-based tools – in developing countries. Identifies major uses in disaster management and climate monitoring, and lacunae around climate adaptation. Provides recommendations for more effective use of new digital technology.
http://www.niccd.org/KaranasiosClimateChangeEmergentICTs.pdfFriday, March 25, 2011
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