Advances in Social Vulnerability Assessment and Measurement

Thursday, July 17, 8:15 to 9:45 a.m. MDT
Location: Centennial F

Moderator

Kelly Anderson, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Developing a Model of Disaster Losses and Comparisons with Social Vulnerability Indices

Craig Bond, RAND
Carlos Calvo Hernandez, Pardee RAND Graduate School
Vanessa Parks, RAND

Development of a Municipal Climate Vulnerability Indicators Tool

Melanie Sands, Eastern Research Group, Inc.

Quantifying Uncertainty due to Sampling Error in a Social Vulnerability Index

Jawata Afnan Saba, University of Florida
Kevin Ash, University of Florida

Texas Flood-Specific Social Vulnerability Index: Co-Production of a Composite Index

R. Patrick Bixler, University of Texas
Daniel Feldmeyer, Princeton University
Eric Tate, Princeton University

Social Vulnerability Indices: Choices, Assumptions, Limitations, and Community Engagement

Nathanael Rosenheim, Texas A&M University
Lidia Mezei, Texas A&M University
R. Patrick Bixler, University of Texas
Christa Brelsford, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Matt Preisser, University of Texas
Gianna Sorola, Prairie View A&M University
Farzana Ahmed, Texas A&M University
Noel Estwick, Prairie View A&M University
Michelle Meyer, Texas A&M University

Developing a Dynamic Social Vulnerability Index Using Location-Based Data in Hurricane Beryl

Sangung Park, University of Florida
Yuran Sun, University of Florida
Xilei Zhao, University of Florida