A major challenge in the communication of spatial hazard information is the existence of
substantial variation in people's ability to correctly infer the appropriate conclusions from …

Visualisations are powerful communication tools that have the potential to help societies
assess and manage natural hazard and disaster risks. However, the diversity of risk …

The criteria for zoning the surface fault rupture hazard (SFRH) along thrust faults are defined
by analysing the characteristics of the areas of coseismic surface faulting in thrust …

Following the disruption to European airspace caused by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in
2010 there has been a move towards producing quantitative predictions of volcanic ash …

During volcanic eruptions, aviation stakeholders require an assessment of the volcanic ash
hazard. Operators and regulators are required to make fast decisions based on deterministic …

The inclusion of uncertainty in flood forecasts is a recent, important yet challenging
endeavour. In the chaotic and far from certain world we live in, probabilistic estimates of …

To inform the way probabilistic forecasts would be displayed on their website, the UK Met
Office ran an online game as a mass participation experiment to highlight the best methods …

Due to the remote location of many volcanoes, there is substantial uncertainty about the
timing, amount and vertical distribution of volcanic ash released when they erupt. One …

Previous research indicates that forecast uncertainty can, in certain formats and decision
contexts, provide actionable insights that help users in their decision-making. However, how …

Volcanic ash can interact with the earth system on many temporal and spatial scales and is
a significant hazard to aircraft. In the event of a volcanic eruption, fast and robust decisions …