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<br />Wednesdav. Julv 12. continued <br /> <br />8:30-9:30 a.m. <br /> <br />Trail Ridge Room <br /> <br />Sunshine Room <br /> <br />Canyon Room <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />SugarloafRoom <br /> <br />Millennium Room <br /> <br />Suite 431 <br /> <br />9:30-10:30 a.m. <br /> <br />Canyon Room <br /> <br />Flagstaff Room <br /> <br />I. TORNADO SHELTER OPTIONS AND SHELTER-SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF <br />MOBILE HOME RESIDENTS: Tom Schmidlin, Kent State University <br />Moderator: Mike McGeehin, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention <br />Recorder: Erik Auf der Heide, U.S. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />2. ENHANCEMENT CASUALTY MODELS FOR POST-EARTHQUAKE <br />RESPONSE AND MITIGATION: Kimberly Shoaf, University of California, <br />Los Angeles <br />Moderator: Bob Hamilton, National Research Council <br />Recorder: Patricia Sutch, Western States Seismic Policy Council <br /> <br />3. PUBLIC PERCEPTION AND HAZARD POLICY CONSTRUCTION WHEN <br />EXPERTS AND ACTIVISTS CLASH IN THE MEDIA: Cbrys Rodrigue, California <br />State University, Long Beach (ROO-26) <br />Moderator: John-Paul Mulilis, Penn State University <br />Recorder: Mary Jean Pajak, URS Group, Inc. <br /> <br />4. NATURAL HAZARDS MITIGATION IN TULSA: THE ROLE OF STRATEGIC <br />POLICY INNOVATION AND SOCIAL LEARNING: Mark Mea, University of <br />Oklahoma <br />Moderator: Roger Pietke, Jr., National Center for Atmospheric Research <br />Recorder: Elaine Clyburn, American Red Cross <br /> <br />5. COMPLIANCE WITH BUILDING CODE PROVISIONS: DECISION MAKING <br />FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION: Peter May, University of Washington <br />(ROO-I 0) <br />Moderator: David Cleaves, USDA Forest Service <br />Recorder: Gunnar Kuepper, Emergency & Disaster Management, Inc. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />6. RESEARCH IN HAZARDS BY NEW PROFESSIONALS - I: All stodents <br />interested in hazards are encouraged to participate in this session and share information <br />on their research related to hazards. Please sign up at the registration area in the <br />Century Room. <br />Moderator: Barbara Vogt, Oak Ridge National Lab <br />Recorder: Gary Webb, University of Delaware <br />Discussants: <br />Zoe Miller, University of Colorado <br />Caroline Michellier, Universite Catholique de Louvain <br />Jack Rozdilsky, Michigan State University <br />Arleen Hill, University of South Carolina <br /> <br />Recent Research and Projects Concurrent Sessions Continue <br /> <br />1. EARTHQUAKE DISASTERS AND POLICY CHANGE: A "PATTERNED <br />OPPORTUNISM" MODEL OF CALIFORNIA SEISMIC SAFETY <br />INNOVATIONS: Robert A. Olson, Robert Olson Associates, Inc. (ROO-17) <br />Moderator: Jim Beavers, University of Illinois <br />Recorder: Victoria Lachowski, California Lottery <br /> <br />2. THE MEXICO CITY 1985 EARTHQUAKE DISASTER AND EMERGENT <br />ORGANIZATIONS: A 10-CASE STUDY: Richard Olson, Florida International <br />University (ROO-I 6) <br />Moderator: Grace Koshida, Emergency Preparedness Canada <br />Recorder: Rich Weber, University ofNortb Texas <br /> <br />-- <br /> <br />12 <br />