Novel Approaches to Disaster Preparedness and Risk Reduction
Thur. 3:15 to 4:45 p.m., Centennial E
Concurrent Session 5-3
A Model of Networked Planning? Evaluating the Plans and People of Tulsa’s Award-Winning Risk Reduction Efforts
Ward Lyles, University of Kansas
Kelly Overstreet, University of Kansas
Penn Pennel, University of Kansas
Rachel Riley, University of Oklahoma
Impact of Targeted Information on Perceived Risk of Sea Level Rise in South Florida
Risa Palm, Georgia State University
Toby Bolsen, Georgia State University
Toward an Interdisciplinary Framework for Preparing Communities and Authorities on Unrestful Volcanoes: A Case Study at Cayambe Volcano, Ecuador
Julie Morin, University Clermont Auvergne
Luke Bowman, Michigan Technological University
Video Games and Earthquake Preparedness: Effects of Avatar Identification and Resource Richness
Elizabeth Safran, Lewis & Clark College
Peter Drake, Lewis & Clark College
Erik Nilsen, Lewis & Clark College
Bryan Sebok, Lewis & Clark College
Evaluating the ShakeOut Drill in Aotearoa, New Zealand: Effects on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior
Lauren Vinnell, Victoria University of Wellington
Amanda Wallis, Victoria University of Wellington
Julia Becker, Massey University, Wellington
David Johnston, Massey University, Wellington
Exploring Why People Do Not Perform the ShakeOut Drill in New Zealand
Sara McBride, U.S. Geological Survey
Julia Becker, Massey University
David Johnston, Massey University