Key topics

multi-hazard

Multi-hazard refers to the various sources of potential harm situations.

Item	Type		Key Topics
The Australian Natural Disaster Resilience Index: Volume II – Chapter 1: Design of the Index	Biblio	save (1.35 MB)	multi-hazard, resilience, vulnerability
Hazards, Culture and Indigenous Communities Annual Report 2017-2018	Biblio	save (508.46 KB)	indigenous communities, multi-hazard
Economics of natural hazards annual project report 2014	Biblio	save (277.08 KB)	capability, economics, multi-hazard
Extreme weather: improved data products on bushfires, thunderstorms, tropical cyclones and east coast lows	Biblio	save (764.8 KB)	fire weather, multi-hazard, severe weather
Mitigating the effects of severe fires, floods and heatwaves through the improvements of land dryness measures and forecasts: Annual project report 2015-2016	Biblio	save (1.99 MB)	forecasting, multi-hazard, soil moisture
Volunteering into the future – disaster events, local governments & communities	Biblio	save (635.16 KB)	emergency management, multi-hazard, volunteering
Literature Review on Decision Support Systems for Optimising Long-term Natural Hazard Mitigation Policy and Project Portfolios	Biblio	save (1.51 MB)	decision making, multi-hazard, optimisation
Risk ownership framework for emergency management policy and practice	Biblio	save (5.67 MB)	decision making, economics, multi-hazard
Futures Greater Adelaide 2050: An exploration of disaster risk and the future	Biblio	save (4.53 MB)	decision making, multi-hazard, optimisation
Improved decision support for natural hazard risk reduction: annual project report 2016-17	Biblio	save (1.53 MB)	decision making, multi-hazard, optimisation
Shaped by Fire: How Bushfires Forged Migrant Environmental Understandings and Memories of Place	Biblio		communities, multi-hazard, vulnerability