Risk perception and evacuation decisions of Florida tourists under hurricane threats: a stated preference analysis

Keywords

Landfall, Geography, Natural hazard, Storm, Risk perception

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• Wayfinding Behaviour in Unfamiliar Environment during Evacuation: An exploratory study based on driving simulatorXia Yang — 2015
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• Assessing Hurricane Preparedness Among the Residential Staff at Louisiana State University: A Case Study on Hurricane IsaacAshley Marie Weatherall — 2013
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• Evacuation behaviour of households and drivers during a tornadoSamanthi W. Durage, Lina Kattan, S. C. Wirasinghe — 2014
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