Vulnerabilities and Risk Perception in Disaster Situations
summary
Presents early results from the European LINKS project on using social media and crowdsourcing platforms in disasters (natural or man-made). Explains how the study examines vulnerability as an accumulating condition worsened by disasters and risk perception as how people acquire and perceive risk, with a focus on the impact of social media and crowdsourced tools.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00LYNX project intro
- 6:45Project goals and context
- 18:53Accessibility and disaster vulnerabilities
- 36:05Sensor dimension and resilience
- 40:23Conclusion and next steps
- 45:30Q&A
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