Warning human population of technological hazard.

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Rogers, George O

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1986Description: 5p., 3 figs, 29 refsReport number: EMW-K-1024Subject(s):

Subject: This paper builds on the significant foundation of natural hazard warning research in developing a model warning suitable for technological hazards. This model specifically examines immediate cascading, or networking, of the warning signal and message. The implications for technological and natural hazard warnings systems are examined.

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Meeting Dates 15-17 September 1986

Paper is an excerpt from an unidentified journal. ANS is the acronym for the American Nuclear Society.

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This paper builds on the significant foundation of natural hazard warning research in developing a model warning suitable for technological hazards. This model specifically examines immediate cascading, or networking, of the warning signal and message. The implications for technological and natural hazard warnings systems are examined.

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