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AUTHOR |
ARTICLE TITLE |
NO. |
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Amoroso, Silvio |
Innovation in policing emergency events: PERT TEAMS (Police Emergency Response Teams) |
3 |
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Arklay, Tracey |
Queensland's State Disaster Management Group: An all agency response to an unprecedented natural disaster |
3 |
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Bajracharya, Bhishna; Hastings, Childs, Iraphne; Peter and McNamee, Peter |
Public-private partnership in disaster management: A case study of the Gold Coast |
3 |
|
Biggs, Ruth |
Paying for disaster recovery: Australia's NDRRA and the United States' NFIP |
2 |
|
Bird, Deanne; Ling, Megan |
Flooding Facebook – the use of social media during the Queensland and Victorian floods |
1 |
|
Booth, Kate and Williams, Stewart |
Insurance as an under-utilized mechanism in climate change adaptation |
4 |
|
Carter, Rachel Anne |
Flood risk, insurance and emergency management in Australia |
2 |
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Cary, Geoffrey; Collett, Eddy; Gill, A; Clayton, Helena and Dovers, Stephen |
Future scenarios for Australian bushfires: Report on a bushfire CRC workshop |
3 |
|
Conway, Geoff |
AIIMS Doctrine: have we got the fundamentals right? |
2 |
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Cornell, Victoria; Cusack, Lynette and Arbon, Paul |
Older people and disaster preparedness: a literature review |
3 |
|
Cusack, Elizabeth |
Managing the tension between emergency management policy decisions and residential aged care facility planning in South Australia |
4 |
|
Dufty, Neil |
Using social media to build community disaster resilience |
1 |
|
Eburn, Michael |
The emerging legal issue of failure to warn |
1 |
|
Eburn, Michael and Dovers, Stephen |
Mainstreaming fire and emergency management across legal and policy sectors |
2 |
|
Fetchik, Janine |
Left and right of the arc': the legal position of the Australian Defence Force in domestic disaster response using the 2009 'Black Saturday' Victorian bushfires as a case study |
2 |
|
Francis, Julie and |
Retaining emergency service volunteers: the role of personal motivation |
4 |
|
Groenhart, Lucy, March, |
Shifting Victoria's emphasis in land-use planning for bushfire: |
4 |
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Golembiewski, J A |
Moving from theory to praxis on the fly: introducing a salutogenic method to expedite mental health care provision in disaster situations |
2 |
|
Kormen, Anita |
New Zealand ShakeOut: More than 1.3 million people in New Zealand participate in a Drop, Cover and Hold earthquake drill |
4 |
|
McColl, Graeme |
Control and co-ordination during a health emergency response |
4 |
|
McLennan, Blythe |
Changing the rules of the game: mechanisms that shape responsibility-sharing from beyond Australian fire and emergency management |
2 |
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McNamara, Joe |
The Commonwealth response to Cyclone Tracy: implications for future disasters |
2 |
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Nicholls, Susan |
The resilient community and communication practice |
1 |
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Poole, Michele |
Public information management in Christchurch following the February 2011 earthquake: lessons learned |
4 |
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Quarles, H. Keith; Mazzuchi Thomas; Sarkani, Shahram and Eveleigh, Timothy |
Applying intelligence surveillance reconnaissance for dynamic emergency management and a new perspective for US Department of Defence Architecture Framework |
2 |
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Roosi, Ruhizal and |
Learning and adaptation of disaster management and housing provision: The Malaysian experience |
3 |
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Sceeri, Scott; Hickmott, Sarah; Bosomworth, Karyn and |
Using modular simulation and agent based modelling to explore emergency management scenarios |
3 |
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Taylor, Mel; Wells, Garett; Howell, Gwyneth and |
A Facebook study from 'Cyclone Yasi Update' |
1 |
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Watson, Amanda |
Tsunami alert: the mobile phone difference |
4 |