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Volume 26, Number 3

Published: December 2022

The authors, titles and keywords of papers published in this issue are listed below with the title linked to each paper in PDF format. 

A full listing of this issue's papers including abstracts can be found in the Contents Pages.


 

Volume 26, Number 3 (complete issue)

Contents page - Volume 26, Number 3

Research Papers

Post-disaster residential mobility: Considerations for Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia

Denise Blake, Gail Adams-Hutcheson, Lisa Gibbs & Phoebe Quinn

Keywords: Residential mobility, relocation, displacement, earthquakes, bushfires, disasters, Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia

The limits of resilience: A discussion of resilience from the perspectives of critical disaster studies

Shinya Uekusa & Steve Matthewman

Keywords: Canterbury earthquake sequence, critical disaster studies, disaster risk reduction, disaster theory, limits of resilience, resilience, social capital, sustainable recovery

Understanding pandemic behaviours in Singapore – Application of the Terror Management Health
Model

Hoi Ting Leung, Peter K. H. Chew & Nerina J. Caltabiano

Keywords: TMHM, COVID-19, health behaviours, Singapore, empirical validation


 

Volume 26, Special Issue on Information Systems

Published: December 2022

The authors, titles and keywords of papers published in this issue are listed below with the title linked to each paper in PDF format. 

A full listing of this issue's papers including abstracts can be found in the Contents Pages.


 

Volume 26, Special Issue on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management in the Asia Pacific Region (complete issue)

Contents page - Volume 26, Special Issue on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management in the Asia Pacific Region

 

Editorial

Introduction to the Special Issue on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management in the Asia Pacific Region

Thomas J. Huggins, Vincent Lemiale & Raj Prasanna

Keywords: Special issue, Editorial, COVID-19, Information Systems

Special Issue Papers

Online learning adoption by Chinese university students during the Covid-19 pandemic

Thomas J. Huggins, Marion L. Tan, Yi-Lung Kuo, Raj Prasanna & Darrell D. Rea

Keywords: Online learning, technology adoption, business continuity, pandemic

Practice Update – Social-psychological emergency response during Wuhan lockdown: Internet-based crisis intervention

Johnston H. C. Wong & Candy T. Zhou

Keywords: E-counselling, COVID-19, social work

Tourism supply chains: Issues and resilience strategies during the global pandemic

Muhammad Umar, Rizwan Ahmad & Robert Radics

Keywords: Hotel supply chains, supply chain resilience, tourism, Covid-19 Pandemic.

Research Update – A framework to study supply chain strategies against global pandemic

Muhammad Umar, Mark Wilson, Rizwan Ahmad & Robert Radics

Keywords: Supply chain resilience, Haddon Matrix, disaster management

Clearance time prediction of traffic accidents: A case study in Shandong, China

Anyi Zhang, Fanyu Meng, Wenwu Gong, Yiping Zeng, Lili Yang, Diping Yuan

Keywords: Highway, Accident clearance time, Vehicle types, Passenger vehicles

Practice Update – Improving security and trust for IoT devices during rescue operations

Yuri Tijerino, Yasushi Miyazaki, Carlos Tovar & Christian Espinosa

Keywords: Distributed Ledger Technologies, IoT Devices, First Responders

Research Update – Using SARA app and video feedback for dispatchers to improve the out-of-hospital cardiac arrest handling

Ophélie Morand, Robert Larribau, Stéphane Safin, Romain Pages & Caroline Rizza

Keywords: Cardiac arrest, apps, community engagement, collaboration, Living-Lab

Adaptable socio-cyber physical systems for supporting disaster response

Samaneh Madanian, Kenneth Johnson, Mathew St.Martin, Roopak Sinha, Javier Cámara & David Parry

Keywords: disaster management, disaster response, socio-cyber physical system, situational awareness

Rethinking the improvisation of digital health technology: A niche construction perspective

Sindisiwe Magutshwa

Keywords: digital health technology, radical improvisation, crisis response, COVID-19

 

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