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Disasters are the result of natural or man-made hazards that exceed society's ability to manage them. The impact of a disaster is determined by the magnitude of society's vulnerability to the hazard, which can be evaluated using the hazard's impact, society's vulnerability, and ability to manage the disaster. To minimize the impact of disasters, technology plays a crucial role in disaster mitigation by improving predictions and reducing risks through innovations such as remote sensing systems, GPS systems, and communication technologies. Science and technology have greatly influenced the integrated approach to natural disasters, with significant advances in global meteorological models, earthquake-resistant structures, and early warnings. However, solutions to disasters must also consider economic, political, and social factors, and science must be seen as part of a larger picture. By utilizing science and technology, we can work towards a safer and more resilient future.