Description: California citrus freeze of December 1998

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California citrus freeze of December 1998 place, perception and choice : developing a disaster reconstruction model /

Locational characteristics of latitude and longitude were related to orchard risk and mitigation. Orchard size, age of operation, and membership in cooperative organizations predict loss. Experience influenced the propensity to mitigate.

Main Author:	Tiefenbacher, John.
Other Authors:	Hagelman, Ronald R., III., Cecora, Reno J., University of Colorado Boulder. Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center.
Format:	Electronic
Language:	English
Published:	[Boulder, Colo.] : [Natural Hazards Center], [2000]
Physical Description:	1 online resource (12 PDF in one folder) : illustrations, map.
Series:	Quick response research report ; #125.
Subjects:	Citrus fruit industry -- California. Citrus fruits -- Frost damage -- California. Natural disasters -- Research -- California.
Online Access:	Access online

Summary:	Locational characteristics of latitude and longitude were related to orchard risk and mitigation. Orchard size, age of operation, and membership in cooperative organizations predict loss. Experience influenced the propensity to mitigate.
Item Description:	"March 7, 2000."--P. [9] This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. CMS-9632458. Includes bibliographical references (p, 8-9) Locational characteristics of latitude and longitude were related to orchard risk and mitigation. Orchard size, age of operation, and membership in cooperative organizations predict loss. Experience influenced the propensity to mitigate. Marmot Digital Library - Colorado State Government Documents online.
Physical Description:	1 online resource (12 PDF in one folder) : illustrations, map.
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references (p, 8-9)