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"Early warning systems" as a book category covers the theory, design, operation, and evaluation of systems that detect emerging hazards and signal decision-makers to reduce harm. Books in this genre range from technical manuals and engineering texts on sensor networks, modeling, and data analytics to applied guides on public-health surveillance, natural-disaster forecasting, financial market alarms, conflict/fragility monitoring, and cybersecurity threat detection. They typically address how to convert real-time or near-real-time data into actionable warnings—discussing thresholds, lead time, communication channels, institutional roles, and human factors—while also examining governance, ethics, and the social and political challenges of warning dissemination. Useful to practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and students, these works blend case studies, toolkits, and policy analysis to improve anticipation, decision-making, and resilience across sectors.

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