Discover the pioneering work of our early career researchers in disaster management. These videos highlight their innovative projects and valuable insights, showcasing the future of resilience and emergency response. From climate adaptation to community preparedness, watch as these talented individuals share their research and contribute to a safer, more resilient world.
Rhianna Gallagher Rodgers, The University of Queensland
Exploring relationships to, and perceptions of, insurance for extreme weather events
Rhianna Gallagher Rodgers from The University of Queensland presents her research on the intricate relationships and perceptions individuals and communities hold towards insurance for extreme weather events. This study aims to understand the factors that influence insurance uptake and coverage, and how these perceptions impact resilience and recovery efforts during disasters.
For more insights, watch Rhianna discuss her research in the video below and view her poster here.
Want to know more? Email Rhianna at rhianna.gallagher@business.uq.edu.au
Bagaskara Widi Nugroho (On behalf of research team), Queensland University of Technology
Study of Landslide Characteristics and Formation in Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast: A Review
Bagaskara Widi Nugroho, representing his research team from Queensland University of Technology (QUT), presents a comprehensive study on using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for landslide susceptibility analysis. This case study focuses on Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast, employing an Analytical Hierarchy Process to enhance decision-making processes for identifying high-risk landslide areas.
For an in-depth understanding of this innovative research, explore the poster and video presentations below.
Want to know more? Email Bagaskara at bagaskarawidi.nugroho@hdr.qut.edu.au
Amanda Van de Paverd, The University of Queensland
Organisations alignment to maverick behaviours that seek to improve learning, innovation and adaptability in VUCA environments
Explore Amanda's research on how organisations can align with maverick behaviours to enhance learning, innovation, and adaptability in VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous) environments. View Amanda's insightful poster here.
Want to know more? Email Amanda at a.vandepaverd@uq.edu.au.
Dr Russell Dippy, Charles Sturt University
Professionalisation of the Australian emergency manager
Delve into Dr. Russell Dippy's research on the professionalisation of emergency managers in Australia. This study aims to enhance the competencies, standards, and recognition of emergency management professionals, ensuring they are well-equipped to handle the complexities of modern disasters.
For a deeper insight into his work, watch Dr. Dippy discuss his findings and implications below and view his poster here.
Want to know more? Email Russell at russell.dippy@outlook.com
Dr Sahani Hendawitharana, Queensland University of Technology
Assessment and resilient design of buildings for bushfires
Join Dr. Sahani Hendawitharana from Queensland University of Technology as she delves into her research on making buildings more resilient against bushfires. Her work focuses on assessing current building designs and developing strategies to enhance their resistance to fire, ensuring safer and more durable structures in bushfire-prone areas.
Watch the video below and view her poster here.
Want to know more? Email Sahani at s.hendawitharana@qut.edu.au
