Review and analysis of seismic alert communication issues

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Review and analysis of seismic alert communication issues TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning Identification and analysis of potential earthquake early warning users Review and analysis of seismic alert communication issues Identification and analysis of policy issues Planning for the development and implementation of pilot project

TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning A telephone survey and key informant interviews were conducted with respondents from the following sectors: Education Emergency Services Health Care Utilities & Transportation

TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning Factors predicting likelihood of earthquake early warning system implementation: Exposure to information on EWS Having an earthquake warning system Having a hazardous materials alert system Would warn both workers and automate equipment or systems Belief that injuries would be less with 10 seconds of warning Cost

TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning Key informant interviews and likelihood of implementing an earthquake early warning system: Education Emergency Services Health Care Utilities & Transportation

Interest in participating in a pilot study: TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning Interest in participating in a pilot study: 52.6% of survey respondents were interested in participating in a pilot study An additional 23.4% said they might be interested Most interested: Emergency services Least interested: Health care

Factors associated with interest in participating in a pilot study: TriNet Policy Studies and Planning Activities in Real-Time Earthquake Early Warning Factors associated with interest in participating in a pilot study: Perceived risk of being affected by a major earthquake Perceived likelihood of implementing an early warning system Provides earthquake preparedness education for the public Would like to start or increase earthquake preparedness education for the public