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Progress in Disaster Science
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ISSN 2590-0617 · Elsevier · 631 artikel di indeks
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Disaster preparedness in Greece: Toward societal, organisational and technological resilience
This study examines disaster preparedness in Greece in the context of escalating climate-related hazards, focusing on the interaction of societal, organisational, and technological factors. Using a mixed-methods approach – policy analysis, expert interviews, and case studies of major 2023 events -…
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Short text emergency warnings in high-risk settings: Behavioural and representational insights from the British high commission (BHC) in Nairobi, Kenya
Effective emergency warning systems rely not only on technological infrastructure but also on message design that supports rapid, accurate, and context-appropriate decision-making. As short text warning messages (STWMs) become central to institutional crisis communication systems, understanding…
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“You can never unhear that”: Gendered mental health and emotional labor in civilian volunteer search-and-rescue organizations
Gender dramatically shapes how individuals respond to, experience, and recover from disasters. Past gender and disaster research has examined gendered roles, volunteerism, and mental health; however, little research has focused on the intersection of these topics. Drawing on data from ethnographic…
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Beyond scoring on public health system resilience: A qualitative study of the scorecard application
Societal complexity can cause cascading events during disasters. A multisectoral approach is essential to minimize this effect. The Public Health System Resilience Scorecard (Scorecard), developed by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, World Health Organization, and partners…
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Safety preparedness in the oil and gas industry: A psychological assessment of factors affecting employee intentions and behaviors toward emergency response
This study expands the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) to investigate factors influencing employee preparedness intentions and actual emergency response behaviors in the energy sector. Conducted in a Ghanaian gas processing plant, the research uniquely measures actual preparedness behaviors and…
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Process, challenges, and optimization strategies of digital intelligence-driven emergency collaboration in China
Existing research on digital intelligence (DI) in emergency management has primarily focused on the functional advantages of digital technologies, such as accelerating information processing, enhancing risk monitoring and early warning, and supporting emergency decision-making. These studies…
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Livelihood risks of compound disasters in coastal Bangladesh: Cascading impacts of COVID-19 and cyclone Amphan
Coastal communities in Bangladesh face recurring cyclones that repeatedly undermine their livelihoods. The arrival of COVID-19 in 2020 coincided with Cyclone Amphan, creating a compound disaster that generated cascading impacts across livelihood capitals. This study examined how different…
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Integrating disaster risk reduction with planning and design across scales: A review of research trends, challenges, and solutions
Integrating disaster risk reduction (DRR) with planning and design across spatial scales is critical for resilient and sustainable development, yet effective implementation remains a global challenge. Despite growing academic and policy attention, the field remains fragmented, hindering…
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A decade after Sendai: Assessing global actor dynamics and roles in participatory flood early warning systems
The operation of Flood Early Warning Systems (FEWS) is widely acknowledged to value the participation of diverse actors. Yet, little is known about the involvement of actors and the categories of roles they undertake in FEWS operations. A decade after the adoption of the Sendai Framework for…
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Disaster justice: A literature review
The unequal effects of disasters on different groups in society are becoming increasingly clear. Disaster justice scholars challenge this inequality by calling for a more equitable allocation of disaster risks, resources, and rights. The concept of ‘disaster justice’ has gained rapid prominence…
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Rainfall-conditioned landslide susceptibility mapping using an FR–CART hybrid framework in southern Thailand
Rainfall-induced landslides in the steep tropical terrain of southern Thailand pose significant challenges to communities, infrastructure, and regional development. This study presents a rainfall-responsive landslide susceptibility framework that integrates static spatial conditioning factors with…
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Grandmothers of invention: A commentary on fifty years of hazards and disasters research and practice in the United States
This commentary highlights the role of “grandmothers of invention”: women in the United States who were the first to enter the field of hazards and disasters as core researchers and who played key roles in advancing the science and practice of hazards/disasters research since 1975. We examine the…
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ReliefNet: A Knowledge-Driven, Explainable AI Multimodal Framework for Disaster Severity Classification and Humanitarian Decision-Making
Rapid and reliable disaster severity assessment from social media is difficult due to noisy content, modality imbalance, and limited labeled data. This paper introduces ReliefNet, a real-time multimodal framework for disaster severity classification that jointly analyzes images and text. The system…
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Improving disaster preparedness and recovery of Bangladesh riverbank erosion areas: Insights from household perceptions and practices
Riverbank erosion significantly affects lives and livelihoods but is still neglected in disaster risk reduction (DRR) research and policy, which tend to focus on rapid-onset events. This research examines how household preparedness affects recovery outcomes in riverbank erosion-prone areas in…
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Assessing the potential of mosques for disaster response in Tokyo, Japan
Inclusive disaster responses that embrace cultural, linguistic, and religious minorities have become increasingly important. In Japan, Muslim communities centered around mosques support affected individuals, including these minority groups. Although previous studies have mainly reported their…
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Community resilience to multi-hazard risks: Insights from Narayani Basin, Nepal
Nepal's diverse topography and changing climate expose communities to interconnected multi-hazard risks, including floods, landslides, storms, and earthquakes. This study examines the status and interlinkages of five resilience dimensions—social, economic, physical, institutional, and…
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Taiwanese settlements vulnerability and risk of earthquakes – Case study of indigenous areas
Taiwan is among the most disaster-prone countries in the world, periodically affected by strong earthquakes that pose a risk to marginalised populations. Taiwanese indigenous peoples tend to be affected by structural inequalities, which influence the way they are affected by natural hazards, as…
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When survival is organized locally: Perspectives of community resilience by collective action to flooding in three informal settlements of Douala, Cameroon
This article explores the potential of collective self-organization in three informal settlements in Douala, Cameroon, as a lever for community resilience to recurring floods. While the literature highlights the high vulnerability of these territories, it still pays little attention to the local…
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Parametric modelling for temporary housing areas: Integrating multi-source standards with multi-objective optimisation
Post-disaster planning demands swift yet quality-conscious decision-making under extreme time pressure and cognitive load, conditions under which conventional approaches frequently fail. While extensive research addresses site selection through multi-criteria decision analysis and GIS-based…