Analysis of Longitudinal Extreme Weather and Society Data and Development of the Flood Weather Survey and Dashboard

Joseph Ripberger; Makenzie Krocak; Carol Silva; Hank Jenkins-Smith

doi:10.25923/na21oar4320204

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Analysis of Longitudinal Extreme Weather and Society Data and Development of the Flood Weather Survey and Dashboard

08/01/2022
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Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations/University of Oklahoma
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This project will develop Extreme Weather and Society Surveys, which provide generalizable, longitudinal, and experimental data on the extent to which members of the US public receive, understand, and respond to extreme weather forecasts and warnings. This project will implement a Spanish language version of the Tropical survey; continue developing the Winter Weather survey, including developing a Spanish version and performing longitudinal analysis, and establish a Flood survey
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