Research on evacuation from natural disasters has been published across the peer‐
reviewed literature among several disparate disciplinary outlets and has suggested a wide …

Wildfires pose a serious threat to life in many countries. For police, fire and emergency
services authorities in most jurisdictions in North America and Australia evacuation is now …

As climate change has contributed to longer fire seasons and populations living in fire‐
prone ecosystems increase, wildfires have begun to affect a growing number of people. As a …

Communities around the world are increasingly exposed to larger and more intense
wildfires. A common method that officials use to protect community members from harm is …

Wildfire is a natural phenomenon with substantial economic consequences, and its
management is complex, dynamic, and rife with incentive problems. This article reviews the …

Wildfires are becoming more common around the world, and households are frequently
advised to evacuate when these fires threaten nearby communities. Effective evacuation …

Wildfires are a significant safety risk to populations adjacent to wildland areas, known as the
wildland-urban interface (WUI). This paper introduces a modelling platform called WUI-NITY …

To develop effective wildfire evacuation plans, it is crucial to study evacuation decision-
making and identify the factors affecting individuals' choices. Statistic models (eg, logistic …

This study examines public risk perceptions and behavioral intentions in the event of a
Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) earthquake and local tsunami on the Oregon Coast. A …

Disasters and extreme events, both natural and man-made, can have dramatic implications
in terms of loss of human lives, well-being and economic costs. Understanding the demand …