Public satisfaction with the government's disaster response during Typhoon Odette (Rai)

Mata, Purity; Tanaid, Reciel Ann B.; Tiu, Ann Myril; Gonzales, Gamaliel; Selerio, Egberto; Maturan, Fatima; Evangelista, Samantha Shane; Burdeos, Angelo; Yamagishi, Kafferine; Ocampo, Lanndon

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2022.103483

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“…TCs that undergo rapid intensification shortly before landfall pose a major threat to coastal communities, and theory suggests such events are expected to become more frequent and severe as the climate continues to warm (K. Emanuel, 2017). For example, Typhoon Rai (2021) intensified rapidly to Category five strength just before making landfall over the southern islands of Philippines with devastating impacts, including hundreds of fatalities (Mata et al., 2023). In May 2023, Cyclone Mocha intensified rapidly in the Bay of Bengal to become the strongest cyclone on record in the North Indian Ocean and caused severe human losses in Bangladesh and Myanmar (World Health Organization, 2023).…”

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A Global Increase in Nearshore Tropical Cyclone Intensification

Balaguru,

Chang,

Leung

et al. 2024

Earth's Future

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Tropical Cyclones (TCs) inflict substantial coastal damages, making it pertinent to understand changing storm characteristics in the important nearshore region. Past work examined several aspects of TCs relevant for impacts in coastal regions. However, few studies explored nearshore storm intensification and its response to climate change at the global scale. Here, we address this using a suite of observations and numerical model simulations. Over the historical period 1979–2020, observations reveal a global mean TC intensification rate increase of about 3 kt per 24‐hr in regions close to the coast. Analysis of the observed large‐scale environment shows that stronger decreases in vertical wind shear and larger increases in relative humidity relative to the open oceans are responsible. Further, high‐resolution climate model simulations suggest that nearshore TC intensification will continue to rise under global warming. Idealized numerical experiments with an intermediate complexity model reveal that decreasing shear near coastlines, driven by amplified warming in the upper troposphere and changes in heating patterns, is the major pathway for these projected increases in nearshore TC intensification.

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A Global Increase in Nearshore Tropical Cyclone Intensification

Balaguru,

Chang,

Leung

et al. 2024

Earth's Future

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“…30 Additionally, public satisfaction increases when there are improvements in the quality and fairness of resource distribution, as well as continuous communication regarding government-provided services after a disaster. 31 The negative perception of disaster management can cause public anxiety and decrease quality of life. 32 Studies report that citizens' subjective happiness is influenced by their perception of the outcome of public services.…”

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Relationship Between Community Resilience and Quality of Life of Disaster-Affected People: Reinforcement Effects of the Perception of Government Relief Services in South Korea

Park,

Shin,

Lee

2023

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Objective: The occurrence of various forms of disasters has increased worldwide. In South Korea, community resilience is particularly emphasized, especially in response to large-scale disasters in regional and group units. This study investigated the association between community resilience and the quality of life of disaster-affected people, and identified the moderating effects of perception of government relief services. Methods: Data from the third long-term survey on the change of life of disaster-affected people conducted in 2018 by the National Disaster Management Research Institute were used. The study selected 1046 participants ages ≥ 19 years from among the disaster-affected people. Statistical analyses were performed using Model 1 of the PROCESS Macro 4.0 in the SPSS program. Results: Community resilience positively affected disaster-affected people’s quality of life. The perception of government relief services significantly strengthened the association between community resilience and quality of life. Conclusions: The study highlights the importance of enhancing community resilience to improve disaster-affected people’s quality of life and emphasizes the role of perception of government relief services in reinforcing this relationship. Several practical and political measures that focus on improving community resilience and perception of government relief services are suggested to enhance disaster-affected people’s quality of life.

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Development of government disaster response strategies for multi-disasters – A case study of Taiwan's flood disaster responses during the Covid-19 pandemic

Tsai,

Chan

2023

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

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Public satisfaction with the government's disaster response during Typhoon Odette (Rai)

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A Global Increase in Nearshore Tropical Cyclone Intensification

A Global Increase in Nearshore Tropical Cyclone Intensification

Relationship Between Community Resilience and Quality of Life of Disaster-Affected People: Reinforcement Effects of the Perception of Government Relief Services in South Korea

Development of government disaster response strategies for multi-disasters – A case study of Taiwan's flood disaster responses during the Covid-19 pandemic

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