Supporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessments

Supporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessments

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Report
Authors
David Lallemant, Sabine Loos, Jamie McCaughey, Nama Budhathoki, Feroz Khan
Published
April 1, 2020
super:Link
https://dr.ntu.edu.sg//handle/10356/137836
Citation
Lallemant, D., Loos, S., McCaughey, J., Budhathoki, N., & Khan, F. (2020). Informatics for equitable recovery : supporting equitable disaster recovery through mapping and integration of social vulnerability into post-disaster impact assessments. DOI: 10.32656/IER_Final_Report_2020
Research Project
Post-disaster persistent recovery need
Post-disaster persistent recovery need
Presentations
[link] Rapid integration of post-disaster data: a basis to estimate impact for recovery planning
[link] Rapid integration of post-disaster data: a basis to estimate impact for recovery planning
Building Transparent, Human-Centric Tools to Rapidly Assess Post-Disaster Impacts and Needs
Building Transparent, Human-Centric Tools to Rapidly Assess Post-Disaster Impacts and Needs
Graphics
Disaster recovery is nonlinear
Disaster recovery is nonlinear
Nepal's shift in construction material
Nepal's shift in construction material
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