Douglas Paton

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Principal Scientific Adviser,Project Leader

Publications authored

2015

Psychological differences between south-eastern Australian householders' who intend to leave if threatened by a wildfire and those who intend to stay and defend

J. McLennan; D. Paton; R. Beatson
Journal Article

2014

Predictors of south-eastern Australian householders’ strengths of intentions to self-evacuate if a wildfire threatens: two theoretical models

J. McLennan; S. Cowlishaw; D. Paton; R. Beatson; G. Elliott
Journal Article

2008

Living with Bushfire Risk: Social and environmental influences on preparedness.

D. Paton; P.T. Burgelt; T. Prior
Journal Article

Preparing for Bushfires: The public education challenges facing fire agencies

D. Paton; L. Wright
Book Chapter

Risk communication and natural hazard mitigation: how trust influences its effectiveness

D. Paton
Journal Article

Risk communication and natural hazard mitigation: How trust influences its effectiveness

D. Paton
Journal Article

Understanding the Context: The value of community engagement in bushfire risk communication and education. Observations following the East Coast Tasmania bushfires of December 2006

T. Prior; D. Paton
Journal Article

2007

Developing community bushfire resilience: Integrating household, community and fire agency perspectives.

D. Paton
Book

From Fire to Foot and Mouth Disease: Safeguarding the well-being of children, communities and workers

D. Paton
Journal Article

Preparing for natural hazards: the role of community trust

D. Paton
Journal Article

Preparing for natural hazards: The role of community trust

D. Paton
Journal Article

2006

Disaster response and recovery: Considering volunteers, displaced communities and cultural heritage

D. Paton
Journal Article

Preparing for bushfires: understanding intentions

D. Paton; G. Kelly; P.T. Burgelt; M. Doherty
Journal Article

Responding to disaster: Questioning assumptions and building capacity

D. Paton
Journal Article

Understanding the Context: The value of community engagement in bushfire risk communication and education. Observations following the East Coast Tasmania bushfires of December 2006

T. Prior; D. Paton
Journal Article

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Resources credited

Poster

Multi - Agency Emergency Management And Coordination Above The Incident Management Team

Promoting Community Bushfire Readiness Using A Community Engagement Approach

FireNote

Promoting community bushfire preparedness