"Shared Situational Awareness - a colloquial view supporting urban safety" by Mark Andrew

Article

Shared Situational Awareness - a colloquial view supporting urban safety

Publication of the 2016 Safe Cities conference, Melbourne (2016)

Mark Andrew

Abstract

This paper presents a view of SSA supporting public and designers' views of decision-making in urban-fringe bushfire situations, and builds on our current understanding or risk perception and cognitive errors with regard to the safety (or hazard) afforded by community bushfire shelters.

Keywords

Risk,
Safety,
Urban design

Disciplines

Architecture,
Engineering and
Social and Behavioral Sciences

Publication Date

August 22, 2016

Citation Information

Mark Andrew. "Shared Situational Awareness - a colloquial view supporting urban safety" Publication of the 2016 Safe Cities conference, Melbourne (2016)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mark_andrew/41/