Latent Factors Influence on Resident Perception of Evacuation Decision Making in Flood Emergency
Three latent factors which influences on residents’ perception of evacuation decision making in flood emergency has been discovered and interpreted from three case studies.These three factors from three case studies have been separately investigated by using the observation and questionnaire survey for statistical analysis.First study area,from Ayutthaya Island,Thailand revealed that the locality start their first notation of flood emergency by using their local knowledge in flood forecasting and decide to evacuate.Second factor was found from second case study,Toyooka City,Japan.The result pointed out the essential of risk information.It declared types of information which should be conveyed to the community.The last factor,learnt from Waju,Japan,is the matter of the communicator itself.Community leader was stated as one factor,which could drive community’ evacuation decision making.
Flood Emergency:Evacuation Decision Making,Risk Communication:Local knowledge
HIRUNSALEE Siyanee KANEGAE Hidehiko JANMAIMOOL Piyapong
Research Assistant of Ritsumeikan Global Innovation Research Organization Research Center for Disast Professor of the Graduate School of Policy Science Ritsumeikan University Kyoto,Japan Master Student of the Graduate School of Policy Science Ritsumeikan University Kyoto,Japan
国际会议
北京
英文
83-88
2010-10-15（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）