Natural and man-made disasters . History, physics, information technology in the forecasting of emergencies . Part 1. Natural and Those by Blum A. In. , Dick A. A. , Dmitriev V. M. , Zimnukhova J. E. , Makarova V. N. is a deep and comprehensive study devoted to one of the most pressing topics of our time - disasters caused by both natural and man-made factors. This publication will become an indispensable assistant for students, scientists, specialists in the field of ecology, safety and emergency management, as well as for anyone interested in environmental protection and sustainable development. The book begins with a historical context that allows the reader to understand how natural disasters shaped our civilization and what lessons we can learn from the tragic events of the past. The authors consider various types of disasters from earthquakes and hurricanes to floods and forest fires, analyzing their causes and consequences. Interestingly, each section of the book is saturated not only with scientific data, but also with living examples, which makes the material accessible and understandable to a wide audience. One of the key topics raised in the book is the physics of natural phenomena. The authors explain in detail how different physical processes affect the occurrence of disasters, and how modern technologies help in their prediction. The reader will be able to learn about advanced monitoring and modelling techniques that are used to assess risks and minimize the consequences of disasters. This is especially true in the era of global climate change, when the predictability of natural phenomena is becoming an increasingly difficult task. The book also focuses on information technology, which plays a critical role in forecasting and emergency management. The authors share the latest achievements in the field of geoinformation systems, remote sensing and other technologies that help not only in predicting disasters, but also in organizing an effective response to them. This makes the publication especially valuable for professionals working in the field of safety and ecology. Who can like this book? First of all, it will be of interest to students and graduate students studying ecology, geography, physics and related disciplines . It will also attract the attention of professionals in the field of civil protection, ecology and risk management, as well as anyone who wants to better understand the mechanisms behind natural and man-made disasters. Even an ordinary reader interested in ecology and sustainable development will find in this book a lot of useful and fascinating. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time they are able to make complex things understandable and accessible. This allows the reader not only to absorb information, but also to enjoy reading . In addition, the authors have extensive experience in their fields and have already established themselves through other well-known works, which adds additional value to their current publication. In conclusion, “Natural and man-made disasters . History, physics, information technology in the forecasting of emergencies . Part 1. Natural and Those” is not just a book, but a whole world of knowledge that opens up horizons for the reader to understand the complex processes taking place in our world. It not only informs, but also inspires action to protect our planet and improve the quality of life. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful reading that will help you understand current environmental and safety issues, this publication will be an excellent choice.