Uncertainty Analysis for a Social Vulnerability Index

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RT @theAAG: While social vulnerability to hazards has been measured, about 1/3 of census tracts are statistically biased. @HawkeyeGEOG’s Pr…

While social vulnerability to hazards has been measured, about 1/3 of census tracts are statistically biased. @HawkeyeGEOG’s Professor Tate provides a more useful model with an uncertainty analysis for a greater degree of precision. #BlackGeographies http…

Uncertainty Analysis for a Social Vulnerability Index http://t.co/bIiO1W7hUM [paywalled]

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