2016•International Journal of Disaster Risk ReductionRequires access

Disaster communication ecology and community resilience perceptions following the 2013 central Illinois tornadoes

Matthew L. Spialek, Heidi M. Czlapinski, J. Brian Houston

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Key concepts: Tornado, Community resilience, Resilience (materials science), Psychological resilience, Perception, Emergency management, Occupational safety and health, Poison control

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