Risk Perception and Adaptations to Flood Disaster in Coastal Tainan, Taiwan
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Key Points
A significant positive relationship exists between understanding levels and perceived helpfulness of preparedness information, enhancing community resilience.
Mobile technologies have become preferred communication channels for receiving timely warnings and flood preparedness information among residents.
The findings emphasize the persistent reliance on traditional government infrastructure and engineering solutions rather than personal preparedness.
Shared responsibility between government and individuals is essential to elevate public risk perception and improve flood preparedness.
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Implication
Survey reveals flood risk perception and adaptive behaviour in communities, highlighting the need for improved information dissemination.