Population recovery in U.S. communities affected by tornadoes, 2000–2010
Bimal Kanti Paul,
Michel Stimers,
Sharif Mahmood
et al.
Abstract:We investigated the demographic changes in American communities impacted by tornadoes from 2000 to 2010, exploring the factors in uencing population recovery in tornado-affected communities, considering short-term (within one year) and long-term (2-10 years) outcomes. To identify signi cant contributors to population recovery, we analyzed seven predictor variables using logistic regression models, including tornado strength, community size, population trend, and state status (Sunbelt or Snowbelt). The data enc… Show more
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