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Title: Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 4: Responses of surveyed to questions regarding residents' responses to tornado
Creator: Tiefenbacher, John P.
Corporate Contributor: University of Colorado Boulder. Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center.
Date: 2001
Publisher: Natural Hazards Center
Place of Publication: Boulder, Colo.
Abstract: On the evening of Monday, June 18, 2001, a tornado struck the extreme northwestern Wisconsin Village of Siren, without any warning from the town's siren. This post-disaster study one week after the storm helps to understand the nature of local warnings and responses on the periphery of a tornado damage path.
Notes: John P. Tiefenbacher ... [et al.].
"November 5, 2001."--P. [7]
Includes bibliographical references (p. 6).
Online resource; title from PDF caption (viewed August 2014)
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. CMS-0080977.
Topics: Tornado warning systems--Research
Natural disasters
Places: Wisconsin
Extent: 1 online resource (8 files in one folder)
Language: eng
Series Title: Quick response research report
Classification: UCB6/57.15/137/INTERNET
Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/11629/co:23424
Record Identifier: 886890102
Created Date: 2018-01-05T22:37:09.878Z

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Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Figure 1: Tornado damage path through Burnett County, Wisconsin

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Figure 2: Tornado damage path through the Village of Siren, Wisconsin

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 1: Survey administered to residents of Siren, Wisconsin

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 2: Demographics of respondents to survey

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 3: Responses to questions regarding warnings in advance of tornado

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 4: Responses of surveyed to questions regarding residents' responses to tornado

Examining a "near-miss" experience : awareness, behavior, and post-disaster response among residents on the periphery of a tornado-damage path. Table 5: Outstanding lessons learned by respondents in Siren, WI