Senior Lecturer, Joint Centre for Disaster Research, Massey University

Dr Emma Hudson-Doyle is Senior Lecturer at the Joint Centre for Disaster Research at Massey University/GNS Science, Wellington, New Zealand. Her interests lie at the interface between physical science and critical decision makers, with a primary focus on the communication of science advice during natural hazard events. Current research focuses on the communication of forecast and model uncertainty. Other research areas and supervision topics include community resilience, social media in disasters, citizen science, aftershock forecasts, early warnings, motivations to prepare, communicating probabilities, low likelihood risk, and visual uncertainty, and exploring the use of science advice through table top emergency management exercises. Emma is a member of the Science Communicators Association of New Zealand Executive Committee.

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Sessions:

Effective communication of uncertainty for hazards and risk: identifying decision-relevant information