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| Proceedings of ‘Shaken Up’ a workshop on recovery following the Gisborne Earthquake, held in Wellington on 7 December 2009 |
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Foreword & Contents
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Vince Dravitzki, Opus Central Laboratories |
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Introduction: Recovery as an Holistic Concept
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Alan Walker, MCDEM |
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The Earthquake’s Impacts on Bulidings and Infrastruture
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Noel Evans, Opus Napier |
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How and Why Earthquakes Induce People to Travel About
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Dr Darren Walton, Opus Central Laboratories |
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The Community’s Experience of Recovery: Preliminary Findings from the 2007 Gisborne Earthquake Household Damage and Preparedness Survey
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Weny Saunders and Julia Becker, GNS Science |
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Business Recovery and the Rebuilding of Commercial Property
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Dr Felicity Powell and Dr Abigail Harding, Opus Central Laboratories |
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Co-ordination of State and Private Funding of Repairs
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John Lucas, Insurance Council of New Zealand |
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Strong Similarities Between Two Urban Earthquakes: Gisborne 2007 and Newcastle 1989
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Dave Brunsdon, Resilient Organisations |
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Panel Discussion
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Joined by Peter Higgs, Gisborne District Council |
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Conference Announcement
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Paul Finlay, Waitakere Consulting Engineers |
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Covers
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The following publications are available on requestJournal Papers1. * Walton, D. & Lamb, S. (2009). An experimental investigation of post-earthquake travel behaviours: The effects of severity and initial location. International Journal of Emergency Management (In Press). 2. * Smith, K. & Walton, D. (2008). Returning to work after the big one: Predicting staff priorities in a dual role agency. International Journal of Emergency management. (Under review). 3. * Smith, K. & Walton, D. (2009). Survival confidence of New Zealanders in outdoor and post-earthquake situations. Australian Journal of Emergency Management (under review) 4. * Walton, D., Lamb, S. & Dravitzki, V (2007). An experimental investigation of the influence of media type on individual perceptions of the severity of earthquake events. International Journal of Emergency Management, 4, 630-648. 5. * Lamb, S. & Walton, D. (2008). Travel behaviours following the 2007 Gisborne earthquake: Evidence for the use of simulation in earthquake research. International Journal of Emergency Management. (Under review: IJEM-7465) 6. * Walton, D. & Lamb, S. (2009). Factors influencing vehicle abandonment following a simulated earthquake event. Australian Journal of Emergency Management (under review). 7. * Powell, F. (2009) Urban earthquake events and businesses: Learning from the 2007 Gisborne Earthquake. Australian Journal of Emergency Management. (under review) Conference Presentations: Peer Reviewed Presentations8. * Powell, Felicity (2008) 'Socially embedded relationships of firms: An aid to recovery in a vulnerable community?', Paper presented at 4th i-Rec conference, 30 April-2 May, Christchurch. Workshops and Seminars* Powell F., and Lamb S. (Feb 2009) Gisborne. A seminar presentation of findings of the Gisborne post-earthquake travel behaviour study and the business recovery studies made to invited end-users from Heart of Gisborne town centre programme, Gisborne chamber of commerce, Gisborne City Council, and NZ Transport Agency. * Powell, F. (2009) Summary paper of research on business recovery, sent to Paul Nickalls, Hutt Valley Emergency Management Group, and Anne Stevenson, National Manager, Emergency Management, MSD. * Walton, D. (2007) Post-earthquake travel behaviours: An experimental simulation. Presentation to emergency managers at the Tsunami Evacuation Planning Meeting, Wellington. * Two invited lectures at the University of Canterbury: Walton, D. (2006). Getting a shake up: Are responses to earthquakes informed, effective and reasonable? Lecture in the Psychology Seminar Series: University of Canterbury, April 5th 2006. Walton, D. (2007). Applied psychology in practice: Lecture to M. Applied Psychology students at University of Canterbury, July 2007. Please contact Vince Dravitzki or Dr Darren Walton for further information |