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	The app was developed by the Interdisciplinary Graduate School of Earth System Science and Andaman Natural Disaster Management (ESSAND) of the university.</div>
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	ESSAND director Assoc Prof Dr Shinawat Surasawadi said the app was developed from the web site of www.worldmeteorology.com, which he has developed as a public service.</div>
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