Disaster Forensics: Understanding Root Cause and Complex Causality

P.F. Katina; Individual and Societal Risk (RiskIS): Beyond probability and consequence during Hurricane Katrina.- I. Taylor; Application of problem inversion to cascading critical infrastructure failure.- J. Gao, S. Dekker; Heroes and Villains in Complex Socio-Technical Systems.- A. Masys; Patient Safety and Disaster Forensics: understanding complex causality through Actor Network ethnography.- A. Bonner; The Fog of Battle in risk and crisis communication: Towards the goal of interoperability in the digital age.- D. Jessen; Disaster Forensics: Governance, Adaptivity and Social Innovation.- S. Bennett; Disasters and Mishaps: The Merits of Taking a Global View.- D. Chernov, D. Sornette; Dynamics of information flow before major crises: Lessons from the collapse of Enron, the subprime mortgage crisis and other high impact disasters in the industrial sector.- R. Prizzia; Climate Change and Disaster Forensics.- E. Pressmann; The Complex Dynamic Causality of Violent Extremism: Applications of the VERA-2 Risk Assessment Method to CVE initiatives.- G. Bichler, S. Bush; Staying alive in the business of terror.-A. Masys; Counter-terrorism and Design Thinking: Supporting strategic insights and influencing operations.- J. Levy et al.; Economic Disruptions, Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Forensic Analysis:  The Hawaii Business Recovery Center (HIBRC) Project.- J. Levy; An Event-Driven, Scalable and Real-Time Geo-spatial Disaster Forensics Architecture: Decision Support for Integrated Disaster Risk Reduction describes.- J. Levy, P. Yu; Advances in Economics and Disaster Forensics: A Multi-Criteria Disaster Forensics Analysis (MCDFA) of the 2012 Kahuku Wind Farm Battery Fire on Oahu, Hawaii.-J. Levy; Complexity and Disaster Forensics: Paradigms, Models and Approaches for Natural Hazards Management in the Pacific Island Region.-