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  • Your Wildfire Story: Evacuation, Risk and Decision-Making

    Please take a few minutes to fill out this research survey
  • Before You Start

  • Purpose of this Research Study

    We are information on how households decide to evacuate during wildfires and how alert systems, such as WISE, can be improved.
  • What You Will Be Asked To Do

    Complete a brief, anonymous online survey of 40 questions about your evacuation experience, risk perceptions, and demographics. Estimated Time: 10-15 minutes
  • Voluntary Participation

    Your participation is entirely voluntary. It serves entirely to help with evacuation preparedness in the future.
  • Confidentiality

    No names or contact details are collected. All responses are anonymous, stored securely on UCLA servers, and reported only in aggregate.
  • Benefits

    Your invaluable feedback will help design better warning tools and evacuation protocols for possible future catastrophic weather events, saving lives and preserving the livelihoods of affected persons.
  • Questions?

    If you have any questions about the survey, please forward them to haiga03@ucla.edu
  • If you have questions about your rights as a research subject, or you have concerns or suggestions and you want to talk to someone other than the researchers, you may contact the UCLA OHRPP by phone: (310) 206- 2040; by email: ohrpp@research.ucla.edu or by mail: Box 951406, Los Angeles, CA 90095- 1406.

  • Eligibility

  • Section 1: General Demographics

  • Section 2: Wildfire Experience & Risk Perception

  • Section 3: Evacuation Logistics & Decision-Making

  • Section 4: Communication & Information Sources

  • Section 5: Challenges & Needs

  • Section 6: Insurance & Resources

  • Section 7: Post-Evacuation & Community Planning

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