This study examines the prediction of three types of household flood hazard adjustment
(emergency preparedness, structural mitigation, and nonstructural mitigation) by a …

Psychological theory suggests there is a positive association between risk perception and
protective behavior. Empirical research has, however, found mixed support for the positive …

Encouraging residents of bushfire-prone areas to make wise protective action decisions in
response to bushfire threats is a challenging task. Despite the emphasis on early evacuation …

When approaching a clustering problem, such as during persona development, selecting
the most appropriate algorithm and parameter combination is essential. The hyperparameter …

Panic buying has been globally observed, leading to substantial stock-outs and supply
chain disruptions, thus inducing additional panic buying. Regarding panic buying behavior …

Progressing climate change and escalating global warming are increasing the danger of
forest fires. Unlike regions with a history of forest fires and recurrent periods of elevated fire …

Communities are already grappling with climate change's acute effects, evidenced by the
growing frequency and intensity of extreme events worldwide. Strategies to encourage …

Forensic engineering assessments of tornado damage have consistently shown that
inadequate or absence of anchorage of mobile and manufactured homes (MMHs) has been …

How do people think they should prepare for tornadoes? To answer this question, we
surveyed 340 people in six states in tornado alley and presented eight severe weather …

Our current understanding of tornado risk, risk perception, and protective action behavior
lacks proper spatial consideration of local physical and social geographic contexts. This …