Community response to natural hazard warnings.

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Leik, R. K. (Robert K.) [et al.]

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: APR 1981Description: 77 p. : illReport number: DCPA01-79-C-0124; DOC-NA80AAA03283; PFR77-01452; Work-Unit-2234-F; Commercial; NSF/CEE-81031; PB82 111287; U274019Subject(s):

Subject: A summary of the major findings and recommendations of a project concerned with dissemination and response to warnings of natural hazards is presented. The study focused on processes which govern (1) response of community emergency service agencies to warnings; (2) dissemination of warnings from community service agencies to other community organizations and the general public; and (3) response of members of the general public to warnings.

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Jt. authors: T.M. Carter, J. P. Clark, S. D. Kendall, Gregory A. Gifford, and Knut Ekker

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A summary of the major findings and recommendations of a project concerned with dissemination and response to warnings of natural hazards is presented. The study focused on processes which govern (1) response of community emergency service agencies to warnings; (2) dissemination of warnings from community service agencies to other community organizations and the general public; and (3) response of members of the general public to warnings.

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