Spatialising the interactions between people, animals, volcanic hazard and local perceptions & responses in Mexico ..

将墨西哥人、动物、火山灾害和当地感知和反应之间的相互作用进行空间化——面临Popocatepetl火山风险的城市和农村地点之间是否存在特定背景的差异？本研究将评估动物和动物饲养对人们对持续火山灾害的感知和反应的特定环境和空间影响。墨西哥波波卡特佩特尔火山将对城市和农村地区进行比较。将采用半结构化的小组访谈、参与式灾害绘图和地理参考家庭调查来询问有关动物、动物饲养、慢性火山灾害影响和风险认知的问题。家庭调查和参与式灾害测绘数据的多元空间分析，以及物理灾害和人口普查社会经济数据，将用于确定与“动物因素”相关的关键空间关系，这些关系可能被用于未来针对当地火山风险降低方法的目标。有关灾害的当地知识将被传播回观测机构，以进一步科学地了解持续的火山灾害影响。研究结果还将通过教育活动传播回所研究的社区，以便根据具体情况减少风险。

Spatialising the interactions between people, animals, volcanic hazard and local perceptions and responses in Mexico - are there context-specific differences between urban and rural sites at risk from Popocatepetl volcano? This research will assess the context-specific, spatial impacts that animals and animal-keepingexert upon people's perceptions of, and responses to, continuous volcanic hazards. A comparisonwill be made between urban and rural sites at risk from Popocatepetl volcano in Mexico.Semi-structured group interviews, participatory hazard mapping, and a georeferenced householdsurvey will be used to ask questions about animals, animal-keeping, chronic volcanic hazardimpacts and risk perceptions.Multivariate spatial analysis of household survey and participatory hazard mapping data, alongsidephysical hazard and census socioeconomic data, will be used to identify key spatial relationshipsrelated to the 'animal factor', that may be utilised to target local volcanic risk reduction approachesfor the future. Local knowledges about hazards will be disseminated back to observatoryinstitutions, to further the scientific understanding of continuous volcanic hazard impacts. Resultswill also be disseminated back to studied communities via education initiatives, to enable contextrelevantrisk reduction.