Disaster Management and Human Health Risk

Contents
Lessons learned after disaster? Emergency shelter and housing policy after Hurricane Katrina; Government disaster response and narrative retrospection: a comparative study of the electoral impacts in Denmark and Sweden of the 2004 Tsunami; The communication and social network flows approach for disruption preparedness; Organizational structure for disaster management projects; Seismic risk assessment as a basic tool for emergency planning: "PACES" EU Project; An online-based visual framework of 3D positioning data with wireless signal for buried persons; Use of a geospatial early-warning decision support system to prepare for disasters or plan for multiple hazards: DECATASTROPHIZE; Generalized multiplicative model for predicting post-traumatic stress disorder after natural disasters: theoretical considerations; Rebuilding lives: psychological trauma and growth in the aftermath of a catastrophic Australian bushfire; Significant factors associated with the mental health of earthquake victims, centered on the case of South Korea; School preparedness and training for geological hazard mitigation: an example from Indonesia; Awareness and attitude towards mass disaster and its management among house surgeons in a dental college and hospital in Chennai, India; Evaluation of the effectiveness of modern communication channels during emergency situations; Disaster volunteerism: a utilitarian perspective; Bluff erosion hazards and construction setbacks on the Great Lakes coasts of the United States: a review; Challenges for self-recovery from cyclone disasters in a traditional Fijian village: the case of Navala village after tropical cyclone Winston; Recovering from natural disasters: helping museum employees return to workplace normalcy; The role of community welfare centers to enhance community disaster resilience; Khartoum and hybrid disasters; Disaster causative agents: an examination of the social and political context in the Niger Delta region; Air pollution risk assessment of hazardous and noxious substance-spill accidents: a case study of Ulsan Port, Korea; The self-organizing map analysis of accidents involving hazardous and noxious substances
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