AJEM | Australian Journal of Emergency Management

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'Exchanging and learning from experience and ideas, whether from events in Australia, our near neighbours or other parts of the world can occur in many ways...

'Most issues of the journal, as with this issue, contain Australian research and work from overseas of potential relevance to Australian and New Zealand practitioners. Issues of community participation, warnings, crowdsourcing and resilience are mainstream issues for emergency managers.'

Professor John Handmer
RMIT University

News and views

AJEM Apr 2017 - Research helps fire protection in Bangladesh view view
Enriching leadership of volunteers in the emergency services view download639.3 KB view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Building skills for psychological recovery after disaster view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Virtual reality for a new climate: Red Cross innovations in risk management view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Victoria’s Survive and Thrive Program view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Educate the child, educate the community view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Queensland IGEM: results achieved so far view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - The Australian Natural Disaster Resilience Index view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Enhancing emergency warnings view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - 50 years of firebombing operations view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Reflections on Tasmania’s Black Tuesday 1967 view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - 10th Australasian Natural Hazards Management Conference, Perth, 2017 view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Incident Management in Australasia: Lessons Learnt from Emergency Responses view view

Research

AJEM Apr 2017 - Community participation in emergency planning: NSW State Emergency Service case study view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Emergency preparedness through community sector engagement in the Blue Mountains view view
A community-based disaster coordination framework for effective disaster preparedness and response view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Microtasking: redefining crowdsourcing practices in emergency management view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Youth Justice Conferencing for youth misuse of fire: a child-centred disaster risk reduction mechanism view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu: learning from the low death toll view view

EM online

AJEM Apr 2017 - Communicating vital weather information view view
AJEM Apr 2017 - Did you know? Queensland floods 2011–2012 view view

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