The implications of natural hazard evacuation warning studies for crisis relocation planning.

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Perry, Ronald W

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 01/12/80Description: 101pReport number: B-HARC-411-035; DCPA01-78-C-0301Subject(s):

Subject: Unknown ; The study (1) reviewed social science theories about collective behaviour and described their applications to crisis relocation, (2) developed and documented the logic for comparing human warning response to natural and nuclear disaster hazards, (3) developed a framework of facts important in evacuation decision making and (4) examined their implications for citizen response to a request to relocate under CRP .550.

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Unknown ; The study (1) reviewed social science theories about collective behaviour and described their applications to crisis relocation, (2) developed and documented the logic for comparing human warning response to natural and nuclear disaster hazards, (3) developed a framework of facts important in evacuation decision making and (4) examined their implications for citizen response to a request to relocate under CRP .550.

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