The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Response: A Human-Centered Perspective

How do social networks enhance disaster response and resilience? Social networks facilitate rapid communication, resource sharing, and coordination between communities and institutions. Social Network Analysis (SNA) identifies key actors and optimizes disaster management. Addressing misinformation, the digital divide, and trust issues is vital to fully leveraging social networks for resilient and equitable communities.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.69790/epis-rep-cpe-1/72481
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Disaster Management and Resilience
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The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Response: A Human-Centered Perspective

Niklas Klingel
Disaster Management and Resilience
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The Role of Social Networks in Disaster Response: A Human-Centered Perspective

Niklas Klingel
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Abstract

How do social networks enhance disaster response and resilience? Social networks facilitate rapid communication, resource sharing, and coordination between communities and institutions. Social Network Analysis (SNA) identifies key actors and optimizes disaster management. Addressing misinformation, the digital divide, and trust issues is vital to fully leveraging social networks for resilient and equitable communities.

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