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2024-06-01
Wambura, Veronica, Wong, Stephen D.
Climate change, extreme weather events, and human-initiated disasters necessitate resilient approaches to emergency preparedness and evacuation planning. Previous disasters, including in North America, have revealed the inadequacy of evacuation planning that is multi-modal and inclusive of...
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Strengthening Public Transit Equity in Evacuation Planning through a Community-Centered Approach
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Veronica Wambura, Stephen D. Wong
Disasters caused by extreme weather and human-initiated events continue to disproportionately impact vulnerable and underserved communities. While these communities often rely on public transit to travel, most North American jurisdictions still lack a fundamental understanding of equity-centered...
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2024-01-01
Babaei, Mohammad Hossein, Wong, Stephen D.
Disasters significantly impact communities, often require large-scale evacuations, and damage key infrastructure (e.g., power, transportation). With growing electric vehicle (EV) adoption and electrification of transportation, governments and utilities may face significant power challenges during...
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2023-07-20
Thayanne G. M. Ciriaco, Stephen D. Wong
Communities continue to experience significant and damaging disasters, which has prompted governments to devise solutions to protect lives and reduce overall impacts. One emerging strategy is the development of resilience hubs, which can serve the community during disasters and everyday...