2020 Hurricanes Laura and Marco Data

This mission focused on understanding how people’s information seeking behaviors, risk perceptions, and protective actions evolved in the days before, during, and after Hurricanes Laura and Marco (2020) impacted the U.S. mainland. Longitudinal panel survey data (i.e., repeated surveys of the same people) were collected from residents of Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the western half of Florida who resided within 50 miles of the coast. This mission includes three social science collections; 1) the area sampling frame, 2) the wide format survey data collected from our four fielding waves that has been cleaned, relabelled, and recoded for analysis, and 3) the cleaned, relabelled, and recoded survey data transformed to long (person-period) format that has been integrated with official weather-related risk products data.

本研究旨在探明2020年飓风劳拉（Hurricane Laura）与飓风马可（Hurricane Marco）袭击美国本土前后时段内，民众的信息搜寻行为、风险感知与防护行动的演变规律。研究采集了追踪面板调查数据（即对同一受访群体开展多轮回访调查），调研对象为居住在德克萨斯州、路易斯安那州、密西西比州、阿拉巴马州及佛罗里达州西部沿海50英里范围内的居民。本数据集包含三类社科类研究成果：1）区域抽样框；2）经清洗、重命名与重编码以适配分析的宽格式调查数据，该数据源自本研究的四轮调查波次；3）经清洗、重命名与重编码后转换为长格式（个体-时段）的调查数据，且该数据已与官方气象相关风险产品数据完成整合。