Topic: Disaster Preparedness
This paper calls for re-thinking how data are leveraged in planning for and responding to disasters in the United States, by calling for preempting the needs of medically vulnerable populations, and provisioning for disruptions in major utilities during natural disasters.
Methods Readiness Crisis Response Disaster Preparedness Translational Readiness Data Readiness Policy Briefs & Papers Emergency Management Disasters
Our team at CrisisReady has built interactive decision-making tools to help first responders and aid agencies make decisions on mobilization and resource allocation based on near real-time population displacement data. We have built instances for the Dixie wildfire in California, and hurricanes Ida, Fiona and Ian.
Crisis Response Disaster Preparedness Data-Driven Crisis Management Emergency Response Crisis Managemment
In 2016, to assist the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJC DPRI) and other disaster management players in Hong Kong in identifying priority areas for research, training, and partnerships, HKJC DPRI launched a study titled “Disaster Preparedness in Hong Kong – A Scoping Study” to assess the current disaster preparedness situation in Hong Kong.
Crisis Response Disaster Preparedness Ascertainment Studies Needs Ascertainment Scoping Study Hong Kong Disasters