Issue: Disaster Harm
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Saving People in Harm's Way
In this podcast episode, BYU geologist Ron Harris shares how the devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami inspired him to move beyond forecasting natural disasters and focus on preventing their human impact.
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Post-Disaster Reconstruction
This research highlights the importance of prioritizing infrastructure reconstruction strategically after disasters, emphasizing that coordinated decision-making can improve recovery and resilience.
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Disaster Training
Disaster training is considered a standard of nursing practice. Most nurses lack sufficient training in disaster nursing. Simulation is an effective means in preparing.
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Global Water Intelligence Can Empower Decision-Makers to Solve Local Water Challenges
Global water intelligence platforms can help address local water challenges by providing accessible, reliable hydrologic forecasts that support disaster preparedness, water management, and climate resilience when combined with local data and decision-making systems.
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