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An HADR research collection beyond a bibliography. Find a topic, then examine how it was studied, what was found and what remains unanswered.

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Newest publication first · not disaster year
2026Empirical studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Coordination and decisionsDigital technology and drones

Institutional capacity, organizational performance and multi-stakeholder collaboration in local disaster risk reduction: evidence from West Sumatra, Indonesia

Nika Saputra, Roni Ekha Putera, Aidinil Zetra, Azwar Azwar · Frontiers in Sustainability, 7, 1812663

The model distinguishes internal organizational routines from collaboration across agencies. Its outcomes chiefly reflect respondent assessments, with administrative documents providing context.

Finding: The technology–collaboration–performance indirect association is β=0.094 (95% CI 0.051–0.151); political/budgetary moderation is unsupported.

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2025Empirical studyThailand
Communities and vulnerabilityRecovery and continuityExercises, simulation and learning

How recurrent floods create inequality in livelihood improvement through education

Leon Vin, Akiyuki Kawasaki, Sutee Anantsuksomsri · Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 12, 618

Household accounts connect repeated flooding, interrupted work and schooling. The paper develops conceptual pathways of unequal opportunity rather than estimating a causal treatment effect.

Finding: Poor flooded households report unsafe school travel, additional transport costs and income interruptions; wealthier households describe stronger buffers.

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2025Modelling studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Risk and early warningLogistics and resources

Hydraulic investigation of the impacts of climate and land cover change on flooding of the Pinacanauan de Ilagan river in Isabela, Philippines

Princesa Joel M. Yumol, Franz D. Santos · Frontiers in Environmental Science, 13, 1604757

Typhoon Haima provides the baseline. Separate scenarios examine land-cover change and projected precipitation while comparing residential, bridge and agricultural observation points.

Finding: At the agricultural point, modelled maximum depth rises from 1.87 m to 2.11 m with changed cover, or 2.24 m with increased rainfall.

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2025Empirical studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Communities and vulnerabilityRecovery and continuity

Perceived flood risk severity and response efficacy affect migration intentions in flood-prone regions of Klang Valley in Malaysia

Abdullah Al Mamun, Mohammad Masukujjaman, Mahalasmi Radhakrishnan, Mohammad Nurul Hassan Reza, Wan Mohd Hirwani Wan Hussain · Communications Earth & Environment, 6, 597

The study links perceived threats and coping beliefs to stated intentions. It examines willingness to move, not subsequent relocation or the effectiveness of evacuation policies.

Finding: Perceived severity (β=0.259) and response efficacy (β=0.172) have significant positive associations; vulnerability, self-efficacy and response-cost paths are unsupported.

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2025Empirical studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Coordination and decisionsExercises, simulation and learning

Inter-agency collaboration in building urban fire resilience in Indonesia: how do metropolitan cities address it?

Ahmad Harakan, Yusuf Adam Hilman, A. Junaedi Karso, Awaluddin Awaluddin, Nurhalijah Nurhalijah, Indah Sidrawaty Muin, Aldy Nurdiansyah B, Arfan Fadillah, Rudi Hardi · Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 7, 1492869

The Makassar case maps agency relationships and develops a collaboration framework. Much of its discussion is prescriptive; it does not evaluate an implemented intervention.

Finding: The authors describe fire-service cooperation with police and health actors, while identifying unresolved information-system integration and differing organizational priorities.

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2025Empirical studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Communities and vulnerabilityDigital technology and dronesRisk and early warning

Disaster communication in the digital age: a community-based case study of media, education, and local knowledge in Pangandaran, Indonesia

Edwin Rizal, Yunus Winoto, Toto Sugito, Catur Nugroho, Falih I. Septian · Frontiers in Communication, 10, 1632436

The case examines how official warning channels interact with community experience. It documents communication weaknesses alongside local preparedness practices, without an intervention control group.

Finding: Informants report broken sirens and interrupted training; the education programme inventory records participation by only two hotels.

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2025Modelling studyThailand
Risk and early warning

Analysis of drought and extreme precipitation events in Thailand: trends, climate modeling, and implications for climate change adaptation

José Francisco de Oliveira-Júnior, David Mendes, Helder Dutra Porto, Kelvy Rosalvo Alencar Cardoso, José Augusto Ferreira Neto, Emannuel Bezerra Cavalcante da Silva, Marlúcia de Aquino Pereira, Monica Cristina Damião Mendes, Bernardo Bruno Dias Baracho, Punyawi Jamjareegulgarn · Scientific Reports, 15, 4501

The study compares regional dry, wet and warm spells. These are climate projections for adaptation planning, not observed disaster losses or operational forecasts.

Finding: Projected warm spells intensify particularly in northern and central regions; consecutive wet days increase especially in central and southern regions.

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2024Modelling studyThailand
Risk and early warningRecovery and continuity

Adaptation portfolio – a multi-measure framework for future floods and droughts

Saritha Padiyedath Gopalan, Naota Hanasaki, Adisorn Champathong, Taikan Oki · npj Natural Hazards, 1, 48

Simulations compare 1980–1999 with 2080–2099 while representing reservoirs, canals and water demand. The analysis examines both benefits and conflicts between adaptation measures.

Finding: Ambitious reforestation reduces simulated flooding but worsens water scarcity; even intensive portfolios leave extreme flood risk.

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2023Literature reviewInternational / multi-region
Health and essential servicesLogistics and resources

Hospital surge capacity preparedness in disasters and emergencies: a systematic review

Md K. Hasan, S. M. Nasrullah, A. Quattrocchi, P. Arcos González, R. Castro-Delgado · Public Health, 225, 12–21

Examines personnel, supplies, space and systems together.

Finding: Finds preparations across four domains, barriers in nine studies, and index/simulation tools.

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2023Literature reviewInternational / multi-region
Exercises, simulation and learningHealth and essential servicesDigital technology and drones

The development of new remote technologies in disaster medicine education: A scoping review

Chia-Lung Kao, Li-Chien Chien, Mei-Chin Wang, Jing-Shia Tang, Po-Chang Huang, Chia-Chang Chuang, Chung-Liang Shih · Frontiers in Public Health, 11, 1029558

Maps remote learning and related emerging technologies.

Finding: Technologies may motivate learners, while learning-quality effectiveness remains uncertain.

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2021Modelling studyThailand
Risk and early warningLogistics and resourcesRecovery and continuity

Quantifying Road-Network Robustness toward Flood-Resilient Transportation Systems

Suchat Tachaudomdach, Auttawit Upayokin, Nopadon Kronprasert, Kriangkrai Arunotayanun · Sustainability, 13(6), 3172

Connects water levels, damage footprints and network recovery thresholds.

Finding: Affected links, intersections and vehicles complement inundated-area indicators.

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2021Literature reviewInternational / multi-region
Digital technology and dronesLogistics and resourcesCoordination and decisions

Humanitarian Drones: A Review and Research Agenda

Abderahman Rejeb, Karim Rejeb, Steve Simske, Horst Treiblmaier · Internet of Things, 16, 100434

Organizes delivery, observation and communication applications.

Finding: Barriers span technology, organizations and environment, including regulation and privacy.

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2020Empirical studyThailand
Recovery and continuityCoordination and decisionsLogistics and resources

Finding the Devastating Economic Disaster’s Root Causes of the 2011 Flood in Thailand: Why Did Supply Chains Make the Disaster Worse?

Tadashi Nakasu, Mamoru Miyamoto, Ruttiya Bhula-or, Tartat Mokkhamakkul, Sutee Anantsuksomsri, Yot Amornkitvikai, Sutpratana Duangkaew, Toshio Okazumi · Journal of Disaster Research, 15(5), 556–570

Investigates industrial-area vulnerability within connected supply chains.

Finding: Authors link losses to planning, poorly risk-assessed settlement and supplier relationships.

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2017Conceptual studyInternational / multi-region
Risk and early warningCommunities and vulnerabilityExercises, simulation and learning

Development and testing of a community flood resilience measurement tool

Adriana Keating, Karen Campbell, Michael Szoenyi, Colin McQuistan, David Nash, Meinrad Burer · Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 17, 77–101

Presents a tool linking pre-flood capacities with post-flood outcomes.

Finding: Reports tool development and ongoing testing, rather than completed validation.

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2017Conceptual studyInternational / multi-region
Digital technology and dronesCoordination and decisions

Developing a concept of a context-aware common operational picture

Pekka Luokkala, Jussi Nikander, Jari Korpi, Kirsi Virrantaus, Paulus Torkki · Safety Science, 93, 277–295

Proposes a common operational picture sensitive to user context.

Finding: Produces linked models of awareness and shared information to derive the concept.

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2016Empirical studyThailand
Communities and vulnerabilityRecovery and continuity

Study on Process of Building Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change through Social Capital in Low-Income Communities: A Case Study of Nakhon Sawan Municipality in Thailand

Sayamon Saiyot, Mihoko Matsuyuki · Urban and Regional Planning Review, 3, 146–162

Examines adaptation before, during and after the 2011 flood.

Finding: Internal ties underpin adaptation, combined with external and cross-level connections.

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2016Empirical studyThailand
Coordination and decisionsCommunities and vulnerability

Disaster governance and the scalar politics of incomplete decentralization: Fragmented and contested responses to the 2011 floods in Central Thailand

Danny Marks, Louis Lebel · Habitat International, 52, 57–66

Uses scalar politics to analyze incomplete decentralization.

Finding: Authors identify centralized resources and fragmentation weakening local capacity and distributing risks unequally.

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2016Empirical studyThailand
Digital technology and dronesCommunities and vulnerability

A community-based approach to sharing knowledge before, during, and after crisis events: A case study from Thailand

Laddawan Kaewkitipong, Charlie C. Chen, Peter Ractham · Computers in Human Behavior, 54, 653–666

Interprets flood experience through structuration and socialization theories.

Finding: Social-media practices adapt to changing information needs across phases.

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2009Modelling studyASEAN beyond Thailand
Risk and early warningDigital technology and drones

Assessment of human immediate response capability related to tsunami threats in Indonesia at a sub-national scale

J. Post, S. Wegscheider, M. Mück, K. Zosseder, R. Kiefl, T. Steinmetz, G. Strunz · Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 9, 1075–1086

Compares time to safety against available time by location.

Finding: Modelled evacuation exceeds available time in many exposed areas, identifying hotspots.

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How to use this collection for research

Selection and scope

We select HADR/disaster-management studies with publisher or author-institution sources and enough accessible content to check the question, method and findings. Categories aid discovery, not endorsement. Every record states what was read and when.

Language, search coverage and full-text access create selection bias. This set does not cover every study or domain. Limitations and follow-up questions are project critical appraisal unless explicitly attributed to the researchers.

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Use briefs to select further reading, then check originals before citing or designing research. Abstracts cannot establish full methodological quality. Models do not prove real-incident effectiveness; international findings need contextual assessment before Thai application.

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