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Stakeholder survey assessment of Disaster Impact Estimation Prediction (DIEP) system

Authors: Retchless, David
Published On: Nov 07 2024 16:28 UTC
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7266/re20k34s
UDI: O1.x158.000:0001
Project Information

Funded By:
Texas OneGulf

Funding Cycle:
Texas OneGulf 2023

Research Group:
Towards Targeted Risk Mitigation: Community Engaged, Fast Impact Estimation of Extreme Weather using Big Social and Climate Data

Point of Contact

David Retchless
Texas A&M University at Galveston
retchled@tamug.edu

Theme keywords

stakeholder, needs assessment, coastal hazards, survey, Disaster Impact Estimation Prediction (DIEP) system

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Abstract:

This dataset on stakeholder survey assessment of Disaster Impact Estimation Prediction (DIEP) contains information obtained from a focus group from 2024-07-15 to 2024-09-13. The dataset contains a master list of stakeholders’ goals, unmet needs, backgrounds, and abilities were assembled to inform further development of DIEP and related tools.

Suggested Citation:

Retchless, David. 2024. Stakeholder survey assessment of Disaster Impact Estimation Prediction (DIEP) system. Distributed by: GRIIDC, Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/re20k34s

Purpose:

Stakeholder input provided through these survey results and accompanying workshops will be used to ensure development of the DIEP and related tools is well-aligned with stakeholder needs.

Data Parameters and Units:

Stakeholder organization (text: free response), Stakeholder engagement with phases of the disaster management cycle (text: free response list), Frequency of performing listed disaster management/planning tasks (text: choice from daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or never for each task), Stakeholder unmet needs (text: free response), Sources of information most helpful in meeting these needs (text: free response), Sources of geographic information used to accomplish organizational goals (text: select all that apply), Largest obstacles to using this geographic information for decision making to accomplish organizational goals (text: free response), Identification of goals or workflows that would benefit most from DIEP tool (text: free response), Rating importance of potential DIEP output types to meeting goals (text: choice from not at all important - extremely important for each), Rating importance of DIEP outcome variables in meeting organizational needs (text: choice from not at all important - extremely important for each), Rating importance of practical and technical characteristics of the DIEP tool (text: choice from not at all important - extremely important for each), Identification of goals or workflows that would benefit most DIEP (text: free response), Rating of satisfaction with workshop (text: choice from extremely dissatisfied to extremely satisfied), Suggestions for improving future workshops (text: free response).

Methods:

Data collected from stakeholder partners via Qualtrics online surveys completed in association with needs assessment workshops.