In recent times, hurricanes Matthew, Harvey, and Irma have disrupted the lives of millions of
people across multiple states in the United States. Under hurricane evacuation, efficient …

Abstract Information credibility is important for effective disaster communication, and its
strength affects the evacuation willingness of residents. However, few reports have studied …

Effective wildfire evacuation planning requires understanding where evacuees are likely to
travel and temporarily reside. Detailed information on evacuee destinations is a valuable …

No-notice emergency events refer to unpredictable disasters such as earthquakes, chemical
spills, or terrorist attacks, where it is impracticable to forewarn the public about their …

Cities are experiencing an increased rate of climate-related extreme events threats derived
from climate change. Floods are one of the most challenging issues to address to reduce …

Evacuation mode choice has been researched over the past decade for disaster
management and planning, focusing primarily on established modes such as personal …

Japan is an ageing society where rural areas suffer from the out-migration of young people
resulting in many older people not having family support nearby. Evacuation to safe places …

Over the past decades, both the frequency and severity of disastrous events have increased
all over the world. Thus far, many studies have focused on people's evacuation behaviour …

Evacuation planning and management involves estimating the travel demand in the event
that such action is required. This is usually done as a function of people's decision to …

The efficient evacuation of people from dangerous areas is a key objective of emergency
management. However, many emergencies give little to no advanced warning, leading to …