Natural Hazards Review: Recent submissions
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Methods and Tools for Natural Hazard Risk Analysis in Eastern Canada: Using Knowledge to Understand Vulnerability and Implement Mitigation Measures
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Investigation of Material Convergence in the September 2013 Colorado Floods
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2016) -
Analysis of Dominant Factors Associated with Hurricane Damages to Residential Structures Using the Rough Set Theory
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2016)Hurricanes are extreme storm events often causing combined wind and surge damage to residential structures. During these events, the extent of damages for individual residential structures is related to a multitude of ... -
Typhoon Wind Hazard Estimation and Mapping for Coastal Region in Mainland China
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2016) -
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Response to the Hurricane Ike Evacuation Order on the Texas Gulf Coast
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2016)Few variables consistently predict evacuation across regions, although most regions find that 30 to 40% of residents in official evacuation zones fail to evacuate. To better understand the failure to evacuate, this study ... -
Economic Impacts of a California Tsunami
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Fifty-Year Resilience Strategies for Coastal Communities at Risk for Tsunamis
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2017)Low-lying coastal communities along plate boundary subduction zones face a high risk of deadly earthquakes, tsunamis, and coastal subsidence. To effectively manage the damaging impact of these events, coastal communities ... -
Characterization of Joint Wind and Ice Hazard in Midwestern United States
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2016)Reliability-based design of infrastructure requires the probabilistic assessment of jointly occurring natural hazards. As infrastructure design practices evolve, it is important that multiple hazards be considered—for ... -
Using Climate Forecasts across a State’s Emergency Management Network
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LASSO Model of Postdisaster Housing Recovery: Case Study of Hurricane Sandy
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Evacuating Together or Separately: Factors Influencing Split Evacuations Prior to Hurricane Rita
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Core Capabilities and Capacities of Developer Nonprofits in Postdisaster Community Rebuilding
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Detection of Local Site Conditions in Tripura and Mizoram Using the Topographic Gradient Extracted from Remote Sensing Data and GIS Techniques
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Lidar-Based Methodology to Evaluate Fragility Models for Tornado-Induced Roof Damage
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Debris-Flow Susceptibility Assessment Model and Its Application in Semiarid Mountainous Areas of the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau
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Commuter Adaptation in Response to Hurricane Sandy’s Damage
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Effect of Digital Elevation Model Resolution on Shallow Landslide Modeling Using TRIGRS
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Perception of Flood Risk and Mitigation: Survey Results from the Eastern Black Sea Basin, Turkey
(American Society of Civil Engineers, 2017)