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AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Volume 17
Issue One I Issue Two I Issue Three
Autumn 2002
In this issue:
Planning for earthquake hazards in New Zealand: a study of four regions by J. Becker & D. Johnston
Improving procedures and minimising distress issues in the identification of victims following disasters by Anne Eyre
Approaches to community safety: risk perception and social meaning by Paul Barnes
The challenges and future opportunities of emergency management education: a student's perspective by Christopher Fuller
Reconciling development with flood risks - the Hawkesbury-Nepean dilemma by Catherine Gillespie, Paul Grech & Drew Bewsher
Flood damage analysis using GIS at Gold Coast Council by Haydn Betts
Wollongong storm of August 1998: a survey of affected residents two years on by Anita Fletcher
Natural Hazards mitigation in Tulsa: the role of strategic policy innovation and social learning by Mark Meo & Becky Ziebro
Reduction of stress and trauma in the delivery of disaster recovery services: The users decide - an exploratory study of the effects of delivering disaster recovery services by Dawn Juratowitch, K. L. Daly and N. J. Smith
Bells and whistles, belts and braces: designing an integrated flood warning system for the Hawkesbury Nepean Valley. Part 1: bells and whistles - available technology by Steven Molino, Graham Begg, Lyndall Stewart and Steve Opper
The development of a web-based algorithm for the prediction of patient presentation rates at mass gatherings by Paul Arbon
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August 2002
In this issue:
Australian Aid: making a difference in times of disaster by Public Affairs Unit AusAID
Effectively involving an Australian rural community in a Risk Management Process: a 'community partnerships' approach by John D. Pisaniello, Jennifer M. McKay, Greg Reedman, Mike Stephenson and Louise Mitchell
Community response to flood warnings: the case of an evacuation from Grafton, March 2001 by Neil Pfister
Bells and whistles, belts and braces: designing an integrated flood warning system for the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley by Steven Molino
A combat agency and its hazard: a New South Wales State Emergency Service perspective on the management of flooding by Chas Keys
Prevention, Preparedness, Response, Recovery - an outdated concept? by Mal Crondstedt
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November 2002
In this issue:
Training can be a recruitment and retention tool for emergency service volunteers by Christine Fahey, Judi Walker and Adrian Sleigh
The implementation of the Incident Control System in NSW: Span of Control and Management by Objectives by Jennifer Bean
Flood warning reviews in North America and Europe: statements and silence by John Handmer
Perception by Counter Disaster Personnel of the risks of bulk transport of dangerous goods along the Brisbane-Gladstone transport corridor by I. R. W. Childs, P. A. Hastings, R. D. Carlisle and N. Powell
Perceived change in risk of natural disasters caused by global warming by C. R. de Freitas
Post Disaster Surveys: experience and methodology by David King
The Politics of Emergency Response and Recovery: Preliminary Observations on Taiwan's 921 Earthquake by Carla Prater and Jie-Ying Wu
AJEM Contacts
Email: ajem@ema.gov.au
Postal: AJEM c/- Emergency Management Australia, 601 Mt Macedon Road, Mt Macedon, Victoria, 3441.