Mobility and Accessibility for Recovery After a Disaster: Social and Economic Resilience for Disadvantaged and Dislocated Populations
This workshop focuses on the needs of socially and economically vulnerable populations during recovery after a disaster. Presentations examine current research, practitioner experience, innovative pilot projects, and capacity building in transportation agencies for recovery work after a disaster. An interactive component will collect priorities for future research and ideas for effective dissemination of current knowledge in this critical subfield.
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Connecting Transportation and Disaster Planning
Elizabeth Fischer, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
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P16-0325 |
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The Role of Regional Development Organizations in Post-Disaster Recovery
Chuck Wemple, Houston-Galveston Area Council
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P16-1064 |
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Incorporation of Vulnerable Populations into Disaster Recovery: Key Sociological Findings and Questions for Transportation Planning
Michelle Meyer, Louisiana State University
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P16-0326 |
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Assessing the Emergency Transportation-focused Impacts of Aging Populations' Recovery Needs.
Eren Ozguven, Florida A&M University-Florida State University College of Engineering
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P16-0324 |
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Smart, Shared and Social: Enhancing All-Hazards Recovery Plans with Demand Management Technologies
John MacArthur, Portland State University
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P16-0404 |
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