Browsing DRC Preliminary Papers by Author "Diaz, Walter"

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Allocation of Radar Resources and Policy Implications: The End-User Community in Oklahoma

Rodriguez, Havidan; Diaz, Walter; Donner, William R.; Santos, Jenniffer; Marks, Daniel (Disaster Research Center, 2005)

Social scientists at the Disaster Research Center (DRC) at the University of Delaware, the Center for Applied Social Research (CISA) at the University of Puerto Rico-Mayagüez, and at the University of Massachusetts are ...
Communicating Risk and Warnings: An Integrated and Interdisciplinary Research Approach

Rodriguez, Havidan; Diaz, Walter; Aguirre, Benigno E. (Disaster Research Center, 2004)

Forecasting weather has become a very important scientific, economic, and political endeavor. With the development of new and enhanced technology, weather forecasting skills have improved significantly in the United States ...
Rainfall Estimates or Tornado Detection?: An Assessment Based on the Needs of Emergency Managers

Donner, William R.; Grainger, Desiree; Rodriguez, Havidan; Diaz, Walter; Santos, Jenniffer (Disaster Research Center, 2005)

The following research brief uses data obtained from twenty six (n=26) interviews with emergency managers, National Weather Service (NWS) forecasters, and amateur radio operators (HAM) to determine whether rainfall estimation ...

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