text: of these terms and definitions in practical application. 11. UNDRO should support in ali appropriate ways earthquake reconnaissance missions, such as those organized by UNESCO. Such missions would, inter da, gather quantitative obser- vational data, thereby helping to overcome the extreme paucity of such data relating par- ticularly to the vulnerability of buildings and structures to earthquake ground movements. 31 ANNEX I AGENDA 1. Opening of meeting - Address by the UN Disaster Relief Co-ordinator. 2. Election of Chairman and Rapporteur. 3. Adoption of agenda. 4. Plenary review and discussion of work undertaken by UNDRO and others in vulnerability analysis: comments on UNDRQ studies, defini- tion of concepts and parameters. 5. Organi,zation of meeting into working groups to consider specific aspects of the problem, and preparation of draft reports and recommen- dations on each of them. 6. Discussion in plenary of group reports and amalgamation of these into an integrated whole. 7. Adoption of report, 8. Closure of meeting. 32 ANNEX II LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Dr, S.T. Algermissen United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey Box 25046 Denver Federal Centre Denver, Colorado 80225 United States of America Professor N. Ambraseys Department of Civil Engineering Imperial College Imperial Institute Road London SW7 2BU United Kingdom Professor S, Bjomsson Department of Geophysics University of Iceland Reykjavik - Iceland Professor A. Ciborowski ul. Haukego 8 01-540 Warsaw Poland Mr. J. Despeyroux Civil Engineer SOCOTEC 17, Place Etienne Bernet 75015 Paris France Professor I. Dooge School of Engineering University College Dublin - Ireland EXPERTS Dr. D. Friedman The Travellers Insurance Companies 1, Tower Square Hartford, Connecticut 06115 United States of America Mr. V. Karnik Geofisikalni Ustav Bocni II - CP 1401 14 131 Praha 4 - Sporilov Czechoslovakia Mr. J. van der Made Koninginnelaan 43 227 5 CK Voorburg Netherlands Mr. P, Meade Luccombe Coronation Road South Ascot 
analysis: This text appears to be a document related to a meeting or conference on earthquake vulnerability analysis and disaster relief. It mentions organizations such as UNESCO and UNDRO (United Nations Disaster Relief Organization), and includes a list of participants with expertise in geology, civil engineering, and related fields. The text also discusses the collection and analysis of data on earthquake ground movements and the vulnerability of buildings and structures. Based on this, it is likely that the text is related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as science and technology.