Natural hazard models are vital for all phases of risk assessment and disaster management.
However, the high number of uncertainties inherent to these models is highly challenging for …

The need for governments and stakeholders to find urgent solutions to address the
destructive effects of disasters in urban areas has led to the call for cross-sector …

Citizens living in cities where public entities are committed to the development of city
resilience are increasingly aware that the entire responsibility for preventing, responding to …

On the 15th of January 2022, a massive hydrovolcanic eruption at Hunga Tonga-Hunga
Ha'apai in Tonga (SW Pacific) sent shockwaves in the near-field regime, close to the …

This paper puts forward an analytical framework for collaborative and adaptive governance
in dealing with so-called “wicked problems” in socio-ecological systems that are affected by …

Nowadays, cities and citizens are under pressure to cope with a wide range of challenges
like climate change, shifting social dynamics and dependence on critical infrastructure …

The study of risk communication has been explored in several diverse contexts, from a
range of disciplinary perspectives, including psychology, health, media studies, visualization …

Decision making in complex contexts such as disaster risk management requires
collaborative approaches to knowledge production. Evidence-based disaster risk …

Communication is fundamental to the transfer of information between individuals, agencies
and organizations, and therefore, it is crucial to planning and decision-making particularly in …

Relationship management is critical in public–private partnership (PPP), especially when
the PPP concept is adopted to build community flood disaster resilience. In this regard, this …