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title |
author |
magazine |
year |
volume |
issue |
page(s) |
type |
| 1 |
A critical analysis of vulnerability
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Gibb, Christine
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28 |
C |
p. 327-334
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article
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| 2 |
Adaptation strategies to floods: A gender-based analysis of the farming-dependent char community in the Padma floodplain, Bangladesh
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Naz, Farha
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28 |
C |
p. 519-530
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article
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| 3 |
Adaptive governance as a catalyst for transforming the relationship between development and disaster risk through the Sendai Framework?
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Munene, Martin Brown
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28 |
C |
p. 653-663
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article
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| 4 |
Adding a community partner to service learning may elevate learning but not necessarily service
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Suckale, Jenny
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28 |
C |
p. 80-87
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article
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| 5 |
A drone fleet model for last-mile distribution in disaster relief operations
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Rabta, Boualem
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28 |
C |
p. 107-112
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article
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| 6 |
A framework for assessing the resilience of a disaster debris management system
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Kim, Jooho
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28 |
C |
p. 674-687
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article
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| 7 |
A global review of the impact of basis risk on the functioning of and demand for index insurance
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Clement, Kristina Yuzva
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28 |
C |
p. 845-853
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article
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| 8 |
Analysis of the interrelationship between houses, trees and damage in a cyclone affected city: Can landscape design and planning utilising trees minimise cyclone impact?
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Van der Sommen, F.J.
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28 |
C |
p. 701-710
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article
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| 9 |
An inclusive and adaptive framework for measuring social resilience to disasters
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Saja, A.M. Aslam
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28 |
C |
p. 862-873
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article
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| 10 |
A practical approach to constructing hierarchical networks for urban hazard mitigation planning using GIS: The case of Futian, Shenzhen
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Jiang, Xue
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28 |
C |
p. 629-639
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article
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| 11 |
A robust model for a humanitarian relief network with backup covering under disruptions: A real world application
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Rahmani, Donya
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28 |
C |
p. 56-68
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article
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| 12 |
A space time analysis evaluating the impact of hurricane sandy on HIV testing rates
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Wilt, Grete E.
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28 |
C |
p. 839-844
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article
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| 13 |
Assessing response capabilities for responding to ship-related oil spills in the Chinese Bohai Sea
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Wang, Yebao
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28 |
C |
p. 251-257
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article
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| 14 |
Assessing the public health impacts of disasters: A retrospective study of the October 2015 Hindu Kush earthquake in Pakistan
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Ahmad, Junaid
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28 |
C |
p. 555-564
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article
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| 15 |
Assessing vulnerability and coping capacities of rural women to drought: A case study of Zvishavane district, Zimbabwe
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Ncube, Alice
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28 |
C |
p. 69-79
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article
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| 16 |
Assessment of climate change vulnerability of farm households in Pyapon District, a delta region in Myanmar
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Oo, Aung Tun
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28 |
C |
p. 10-21
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article
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| 17 |
Assessment of social vulnerability to seismic hazard in Nablus, Palestine
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Cerchiello, Vania
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28 |
C |
p. 491-506
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article
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| 18 |
A tale of two communities: B-race-ing disaster responses in the media following the Canterbury and Kaikōura earthquakes
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Carter, Lucy H.
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28 |
C |
p. 731-738
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article
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| 19 |
Barriers towards hotel disaster preparedness: Case studies of post 2011 Tsunami, Japan
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Nguyen, David N.
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28 |
C |
p. 585-594
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article
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| 20 |
Beyond public meetings: Diverse forms of community led recovery following disaster
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Cretney, Raven Marie
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28 |
C |
p. 122-130
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article
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| 21 |
Building Inventory at National scale by evaluation of seismic vulnerability classes distribution based on Census data analysis: BINC procedure
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Cacace, Francesco
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28 |
C |
p. 384-393
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article
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| 22 |
Building resilience: Knowledge, experience and perceptions among informal construction stakeholders
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Chmutina, Ksenia
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28 |
C |
p. 158-164
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article
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| 23 |
Children's views on evacuation drills and school preparedness: Mapping experiences and unfolding perspectives
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Vásquez, Andrea
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28 |
C |
p. 165-175
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article
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| 24 |
Corrigendum to “Planned and ultimate actions of horse owners facing a bushfire threat: Implications for natural disaster preparedness and survivability” [Int. J. Disaster Risk Reduct. 27 (2018) 490–498]
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Thompson, Kirrilly R.
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28 |
C |
p. 874
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article
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| 25 |
Criticality ranking for components of a transportation network at risk from tropical cyclones
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Yang, Saini
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28 |
C |
p. 43-55
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article
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| 26 |
Disaster-mitigating and general innovative responses to climate disasters: Evidence from modern and historical China
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Hu, Hui
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28 |
C |
p. 664-673
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article
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| 27 |
Drivers’ experiences during floods: Investigating the psychological influences underpinning decisions to avoid driving through floodwater
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Hamilton, Kyra
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28 |
C |
p. 507-518
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article
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| 28 |
Effect of tsunami drill experience on evacuation behavior after the onset of the Great East Japan Earthquake
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Nakaya, Naoki
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28 |
C |
p. 206-213
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article
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| 29 |
Effects of disaster nursing education on nursing students’ knowledge and preparedness for disasters
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Kalanlar, Bilge
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28 |
C |
p. 475-480
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article
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| 30 |
Effects of prenatal maternal stress on birth outcomes following tropical cyclone Yasi in Queensland, Australia (2011)
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Parayiwa, Cynthia
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28 |
C |
p. 768-775
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article
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| 31 |
Empirical study on agricultural drought adaptation of typical rainfed areas in Shidian County, China
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Wang, Zhiqiang
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28 |
C |
p. 394-403
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article
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| 32 |
Establishment of flood damage function models: A case study in the Bago River Basin, Myanmar
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Win, Shelly
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28 |
C |
p. 688-700
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article
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| 33 |
Evaluating economic impacts of water deprivation in humanitarian relief distribution using stated choice experiments
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Macea, Luis F.
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28 |
C |
p. 427-438
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article
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| 34 |
Factors influencing fire, earthquake, and cyclone risk perception in Yangon, Myanmar
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Fernandez, Glenn
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28 |
C |
p. 140-149
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article
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| 35 |
Factors influencing people's decision-making during three consecutive tornado events
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Miran, Seyed M.
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28 |
C |
p. 150-157
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article
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| 36 |
Feasibility study of using crowdsourcing to identify critical affected areas for rapid damage assessment: Hurricane Matthew case study
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Yuan, Faxi
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28 |
C |
p. 758-767
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article
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| 37 |
Fire hazards in heritage villages: A case study on Dangjia Village in China
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Yuan, Chunyan
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28 |
C |
p. 748-757
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article
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| 38 |
Flood risk management activities in Vietnam: A study of local practice in Quang Nam province
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Luu, Chinh
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28 |
C |
p. 776-787
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article
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| 39 |
From coping to adaptation: Flooding and the role of local knowledge in Bangladesh
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Islam, Mir Rabiul
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28 |
C |
p. 531-538
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article
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| 40 |
From engineering to evolutionary, an overarching approach in identifying the resilience of urban design to flood
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Abdulkareem, Mohanad
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28 |
C |
p. 176-190
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article
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| 41 |
Household construction knowledge acquisition in post-disaster shelter training
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Opdyke, Aaron
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28 |
C |
p. 131-139
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article
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| 42 |
How much should be invested in hazard mitigation? Development of a streamlined hazard mitigation cost assessment framework
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Noori, Mehdi
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28 |
C |
p. 578-584
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article
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| 43 |
Hybrid governance for drought risk management: The case of the 2014/2015 El Niño in Costa Rica
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Vignola, Raffaele
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28 |
C |
p. 363-374
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article
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| 44 |
Implementation and adaptation of a macro-scale method to assess and monitor direct economic losses caused by natural hazards
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Natho, Stephanie
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28 |
C |
p. 191-205
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article
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| 45 |
Implicit and explicit knowledge in flood evacuations with a case study of Takamatsu, Japan
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Nakanishi, Hitomi
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28 |
C |
p. 788-797
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article
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| 46 |
Incorporating wetlands in hydrologic and hydraulic models for flood zone delineation: An application to Durán, Ecuador
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da Cruz e Sousa, Ricardo
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28 |
C |
p. 375-383
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article
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| 47 |
Influence of land cover, proximity to streams and household topographical location on flooding impact in informal settlements in the Eastern Cape, South Africa
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Dalu, Mwazvita T.B.
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28 |
C |
p. 481-490
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article
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| 48 |
Influential factors in creating warning systems towards flood disaster management in Ghana: An analysis of 2007 Northern flood
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Djimesah, Isaac Edem
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28 |
C |
p. 318-326
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article
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| 49 |
Informing decisions on the purchase of equipment used by health services in response to incidents involving hazardous materials
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Grieco, Luca
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28 |
C |
p. 113-121
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article
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| 50 |
LastQuake: From rapid information to global seismic risk reduction
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Bossu, Rémy
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28 |
C |
p. 32-42
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article
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| 51 |
Life Cycle Cost and Return on Investment as complementary decision variables for urban flood risk management in developing countries
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De Risi, Raffaele
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28 |
C |
p. 88-106
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article
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| 52 |
Livelihood changes in Banda Aceh, Indonesia after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
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Ismail, Nafesa
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28 |
C |
p. 439-449
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article
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| 53 |
Measuring the progress of a recovery process after an earthquake: The case of L'aquila, Italy
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Contreras, Diana
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28 |
C |
p. 450-464
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article
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| 54 |
Multi-hazard loss estimation for shaking and tsunami using stochastic rupture sources
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Goda, Katsuichiro
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28 |
C |
p. 539-554
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article
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| 55 |
New resilience model of communities based on numerical evaluation and observed post seismic reconstruction process
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Vona, M.
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28 |
C |
p. 602-609
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article
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| 56 |
Pedestrian evacuation modeling to reduce vehicle use for distant tsunami evacuations in Hawaiʻi
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Wood, Nathan
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28 |
C |
p. 271-283
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article
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| 57 |
Perceived neighborhood boundaries: A missing link in modeling post-disaster housing recovery
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Nejat, Ali
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28 |
C |
p. 225-236
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article
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| 58 |
Policies and governance impact maps of floods on metropolitan Shiraz (the first step toward resilience modeling of the city)
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Zare, Nazanin
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28 |
C |
p. 298-317
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article
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| 59 |
Public perception of flood risk in flash flood prone areas of Eastern Mediterranean: The case of Attica Region in Greece
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Diakakis, Michalis
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28 |
C |
p. 404-413
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article
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| 60 |
Rapid visual screening procedure of existing building based on statistical analysis
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Ningthoujam, M.C.
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28 |
C |
p. 720-730
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article
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| 61 |
Reactions to earthquake hazard: Strengthening commercial buildings and voluntary earthquake safety checks on houses in Wellington, New Zealand
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McRae, Caitlin
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28 |
C |
p. 465-474
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article
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| 62 |
Recovery and resilience of communities in flood risk zones in a small island developing state: A case study from a suburban settlement of Port Louis, Mauritius
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Chacowry, Anoradha
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28 |
C |
p. 826-838
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article
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| 63 |
Research on earthquake emergency response modes of individuals based on social surveillance video
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Zhou, Junxue
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28 |
C |
p. 350-362
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article
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| 64 |
Risk communication for new and emerging communities: The contingent role of social capital
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Hanson-Easey, Scott
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28 |
C |
p. 620-628
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article
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| 65 |
Risk modelling as a tool to support natural hazard risk management in New Zealand local government
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Crawford, M.H.
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28 |
C |
p. 610-619
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article
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| 66 |
Rural households’ flood preparedness and social determinants in Mwandi district of Zambia and Eastern Zambezi Region of Namibia
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Mabuku, Monde Patrina
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28 |
C |
p. 284-297
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article
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| 67 |
Satellite scheduling of large areal tasks for rapid response to natural disaster using a multi-objective genetic algorithm
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Niu, Xiaonan
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28 |
C |
p. 813-825
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article
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| 68 |
Seeing through the clouds: Processes and challenges for sharing geospatial data for disaster management in Haiti
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Clark, Nathan
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28 |
C |
p. 258-270
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article
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| 69 |
Social media applications and emergency management: A literature review and research agenda
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Luna, Sergio
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28 |
C |
p. 565-577
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article
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| 70 |
Spatiotemporal drought assessment of a semi-arid part of middle Tapi River Basin, India
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Ramkar, Preeti
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28 |
C |
p. 414-426
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article
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| 71 |
Systematizing Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM): Case of urban flood-prone community in Thailand upstream area
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Tanwattana, Puntita
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28 |
C |
p. 798-812
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article
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| 72 |
The risk of second-best adaptive measures: Farmers facing drought in Thailand
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Pak-Uthai, Surutwadee
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28 |
C |
p. 711-719
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article
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| 73 |
The severity of shipboard communication failures in maritime emergencies: A risk management approach
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Karahalios, Hristos
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28 |
C |
p. 1-9
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article
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| 74 |
The uses of mobile technologies in the aftermath of terrorist attacks among low socioeconomic populations
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Baytiyeh, Hoda
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28 |
C |
p. 739-747
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article
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| 75 |
Towards the agility of collaborative workflows through an event driven approach – Application to crisis management
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Barthe-Delanoë, Anne-Marie
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28 |
C |
p. 214-224
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article
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| 76 |
Towards understanding vulnerability: Investigating disruptions in cropping schedules in irrigated rice fields in West Java
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Sianturi, Riswan
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28 |
C |
p. 335-349
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article
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| 77 |
Two-stage approach to quantify the resilience of maritime hazardous and noxious substance spill accidents
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Kim, Eunlak
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28 |
C |
p. 595-601
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article
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| 78 |
Understanding the decision-making process in disaster risk monitoring and early-warning: A case study within a control room in Brazil
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Horita, Flávio E.A.
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28 |
C |
p. 22-31
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article
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| 79 |
Urban green space as a countermeasure to increasing urban risk and the UGS-3CC resilience framework
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Mukherjee, Mahua
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28 |
C |
p. 854-861
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article
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| 80 |
Vulnerability assessment of households and its possible reflection in flood risk management: The case of the upper Myjava basin, Slovakia
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Solín, Ľ.
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28 |
C |
p. 640-652
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article
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| 81 |
Vulnerability assessment of urban road network from urban flood
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Singh, Prasoon
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28 |
C |
p. 237-250
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article
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