The book "Monitoring, modeling and forecasting of natural hazards and emergencies . Collection of articles on materials V" edited by Melnik A. A. , Baturo A. N. , Ivanova D. In. , Gulyaeva E. In. and Kalyuzhina J. C. is a unique collection of research and analytical materials devoted to one of the most pressing topics of our time - the management of risks associated with natural disasters and emergencies. This collection will become an indispensable resource for both environmental and safety professionals and for undergraduate and graduate students seeking to deepen their knowledge in this field. The book covers a wide range of topics related to the monitoring of natural phenomena, their modeling and forecasting. It presents state-of-the-art methods and technologies that allow for more effective prediction and prevention of natural disasters. The authors share the results of their research, which can be useful both for the scientific community and for practitioners working in the field of protecting the population and territories from natural hazards. One of the key topics discussed in the collection is the importance of integrating different approaches to monitoring and forecasting. The authors emphasize that for successful risk management, it is necessary to use both traditional and modern methods, including geoinformation technologies, remote sensing and mathematical modeling. These tools allow not only to more accurately assess risks, but also to develop effective strategies to minimize the consequences. Who can like this collection? First of all, it will be of interest to specialists in the field of ecology, geography, meteorology, as well as those who deal with the safety and protection of the population . Students and graduate students studying these disciplines will find in the book many useful materials that will help them in their studies and scientific activities. In addition, researchers working in related fields, such as climatology or natural resources, will also find here a lot of valuable information. The topics raised in the book are highly relevant in light of global climate change and the increasing number of natural disasters. At a time when the effects of events such as floods, earthquakes and hurricanes are becoming more devastating, the need for effective monitoring and forecasting systems is becoming undeniable. The authors emphasize that only through an integrated approach can significant risk reduction and improved emergency preparedness be achieved. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time they are able to present the material in an accessible and fascinating way, which makes the book interesting for a wide audience. Melnik A. A. and his colleagues are known for their work in the field of ecology and safety, and this collection is no exception. Their previous research has also addressed issues of sustainable development, natural resource management and adaptation to climate change, which underscores their expertise and deep understanding of the subject. If you are looking for information on how modern technologies can help in the fight against natural disasters, or want to learn about the latest advances in modeling and forecasting, this collection will be a real find for you. It will not only expand your knowledge, but also inspire new ideas and projects aimed at protecting our world from natural disasters. Thus, “Monitoring, modeling and forecasting of natural hazards and emergencies . A collection of articles on materials V" is not just a book, but an important contribution to science and practice, which must be in the library of everyone who is interested in environmental issues, safety and risk management.