Lessons From Katrina and Rita¶
Litman, T. (2005). Lessons From Katrina and Rita: What Major Disasters Can Teach Transportation Planners.
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Domain-specific¶
- Evacuation
- The characteristic failure mode is egress-network saturation — observed in the Houston contraflow failure before Hurricane Rita in 2005 and in multiple California wildfire evacuations
This sourceThe evacuation death toll exceeding the storm's own toll, with most deaths occurring before landfall.
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“their evacuation models envisioned 0.8 to 1.2 million people but more than 2.5 million fled Rita”
- The characteristic failure mode is egress-network saturation — observed in the Houston contraflow failure before Hurricane Rita in 2005 and in multiple California wildfire evacuations
- Evacuation Shadow
- in the Rita evacuation in Texas, in-traffic deaths among shadow evacuees exceeded direct storm fatalities
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- in the Rita evacuation in Texas, in-traffic deaths among shadow evacuees exceeded direct storm fatalities
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