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Sara Harrison

Hazard and Risk Social Scientist @GNS Science

Wellington, NZ
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2021 — Present

Hazard and Risk Social Scientist @GNS Science

Wellington, NZ

Leading, designing, and carrying out research projects relating to social science aspects of risk management with a focus on warnings, crowdsourcing and social media, risk communication, and science advice production and delivery. • Leading the design and development of crowdsourcing tools to collect hazard and impact information to support situational awareness for stakeholders.

EDUCATION

2009 — 2014

University of Waterloo

Bachelor of Environment, Geography and Environmental Management

N/A

Massey University - Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Emergenc/Disaster Management

2014 — 2016

University of Waterloo

Master's Degree, Geography and Environmental Management

SKILLS

Data AnalysisData CollectionAerial PhotographyWeb MappingOpenstreetmapGeographyField WorkGisDisaster ResponseGoogle EarthDigital MappingQgisSpatial DatabasesGeocodingCartographyGeographic Information Systems (Gis)ArcgisArccatalogEnviArcinfoArcviewArcmapDisaster Risk ReductionGeomaticaGeoprocessingSpatial AnalysisGeomaticsCrisis CrowdsourcingMicrosoft OfficeEnvironmental AwarenessCrowdsourcingGpsEmergency ManagementResearchGeodatabaseSurveyingData ManagementEsriRemote Sensing

ABOUT SARA HARRISON

Dr Sara Harrison is a Natural Hazards and Risk Social Scientist at GNS Science. She conducts research related to information systems and information communication technologies for crisis and risk communication, including impact-based warnings, crisis crowdsourcing and citizen science, and disaster data governance. Sara is interested in exploring how to effectively utilize information communication technologies to design people-centered early warning systems and increase the public’s engagement and awareness of natural hazards.

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