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Futures of greater Adelaide 2050: an exploration of disaster risk and the future
Research outputs and artefacts
12 Aug 2016
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Graeme Riddell Conference Poster 2016
Risk is a complex combination of hazards, exposure and vulnerability.
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Key Topics
decision making
economics
policy
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Graeme Dandy
Researcher
graeme.dandy@adelaide.edu.au
Jeff Newman
Researcher
jeffrey.newman@adelaide.edu.au
Graeme Riddell
PhD student
graeme.riddell@adelaide.edu.au
Adj A/Prof Hedwig van Delden
Researcher
hvdelden@riks.nl
Prof Holger Maier
Researcher
holger.maier@adelaide.edu.au
Aaron Zecchin
aaron.zecchin@adelaide.edu.au
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