Emergency Management in Technology: Academic Programs Promoting Community Resilience, Disaster Readiness, and Recovery

Abstract

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A systematic literature review of community disaster resilience: main and related research areas and agendas

“…Environment stresses the importance of environmental planning and management regarding recreation administration, Earth and planetary science (McIlvaine-Newsad et al , 2020) take in engineering and system safety (Rivera et al , 2015); science and technology (Rivera and Vargas, 2018), the interdisciplinarity of new methodologies (Sutley, 2018) and infrastructure resilience and reconstruction (I3R2) (Deshmukh and Hastak, 2012), geophysics (Pratikto, 2015) and geo-information (Herath et al , 2020; Righi et al , 2015). Management highlights the importance of disaster prevention and management (Cretney, 2016; Singh-Peterson et al , 2015), emergency management (Murphy, 2020; Kafle, 2012), information system (Odiase et al , 2019) and politics and governance (Imperiale and Vanclay, 2020).…”

“…All papers are present in googlescholar.com and in one or some among the following 132 sources which can be classified into three groups. The first group includes 3–50 papers, including: researchgate.net (Murphy, 2020), search.proquest.com (Doberstein et al , 2019), ebscohost.com (Deshmukh and Hastak, 2012), europepmc.org (da Silva et al , 2015), pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and safetylit.org (Cui et al , 2018), academia.edu (Comes et al , 2019), econpapers.repec.org (Chandra et al , 2013), semanticscholar.org (Cha et al , 2016), core.ac.uk and Elsevier (Carlile and Christensen, 2004), Taylor & Francis (Canyon et al , 2015), mdpi.com, ncbi.nlm.nih.gov and Springer (Berke et al , 2011), cabdirect.org (Barameda and Barameda, 2011), ingentaconnect.com (Bacud, 2018), cambridge.org (Alshehri et al , 2013) and Wiley Online Library (Alaedini et al , 2011). The second one comprises 21 sources, namely: search.informit.org, knowledge.aidr.org.au, Citeseer, American Public Health Association, ascelibrary.org, cphd.ph.ucla.edu, cyberleninka.org, Eric, espace.library.uq.edu.au, etc.…”

“…All papers are present in googlescholar.com and in one or some among the following 132 sources which can be classified into three groups. The first group includes 3-50 papers, including: researchgate.net (Murphy, 2020), search.proquest.com (Doberstein et al, 2019), ebscohost.com (Deshmukh & Hastak, 2012), europepmc.org (da Silva et al, 2015), pubmed.ncbi.nlm. nih.gov and safetylit.org (Cui et al, 2018); academia.edu (Comes et al, 2019), econpapers.repec.org (Chandra et al, 2013), semanticscholar.…”

“…Numerous prior research studies (e.g. Deshmukh and Hastak, 2012; Canyon et al , 2015; Alshehri et al , 2013; Alaedini et al , 2011; Murphy, 2020; Doberstein et al , 2019; Berke et al , 2011) have been conducted in its major area as well as in relation to related areas. This wide range of scientific information therefore calls into a review of this subject in order to broadly understand how the concept of disaster resilience is applied at the community level, how it is related to other areas and how the future research agendas for community disaster resilience should be structured.…”