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Research in Environmental Hazards | Resilience Guard Publications
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Peer reviewed journal article

Research in Environmental Hazards

Peer reviewed research contributed through the firm's European project portfolio, published in Environmental Hazards, on hazard and urban resilience.

Citation

Resilience Guard research contributors (2024). Research in Environmental Hazards. Environmental Hazards.

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https://doi.org/10.1080/17477891.2024.2396913

Summary

Environmental Hazards publishes interdisciplinary research on how societies anticipate, absorb and recover from natural and technological hazards, spanning risk assessment, vulnerability and the resilience of communities and infrastructure. Resilience Guard's contribution here arises from the firm's European research portfolio, where its specialists work alongside academic and institutional partners on the methods that translate hazard science into decisions organisations and authorities can act on. This is the applied end of the discipline: understanding exposure and vulnerability well enough to prioritise mitigation, plan continuity around the dependencies that matter, and communicate risk to the people who carry accountability for it. The full article is available through its DOI. If the specific findings bear on your risk landscape, the authors are the practitioners you would work with directly, and the projects behind the research are set out in the firm's research portfolio.

About this research

This work forms part of Resilience Guard's contribution to European research, where the firm's consultants develop and test methods in Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe consortia and apply them in client engagements. See the research portfolio for the projects behind the publications, and the case studies for the practice they inform.

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