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Improving long-term disaster recovery research in Australia through boosting dataset comparability

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Brady, Kate
Gallagher, Colin
Molyneaux, Robyn
Sanderson, David
Heffernan, Timothy
Gibbs, Lisa

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Emergencies and disasters are increasing in frequency and complexity in Australia and around the world.1 It is well established that the effects of these events take a long time to recover from. There is strong and growing evidence to show that different segments of society are exposed to disasters in different ways, with people and communities affected in interconnected and compounding ways.

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Australian Journal of Emergency Management

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