Un infierno viviente: changing community risk perception, vulnerability, and preparedness in the wake of the 2021 Volcan de Tajogaite eruption

该项目旨在了解2021年加那利群岛拉帕尔马火山喷发后，风险认知、脆弱性和准备情况发生了怎样的变化。这次喷发是拉帕尔马历史上最具破坏性的一次，其影响仍在继续。在火山喷发期间和正在进行的恢复中，很明显，人们对拉帕尔马的社会制度如何与火山灾害相互作用以及随后对人们应对火山危机的影响的认识存在差距。通过与平民和利益攸关方进行访谈，这项研究试图了解哪些社会制度影响风险认知，2021年火山喷发的直接和间接经历对风险认知的相对影响，以及随后民众对未来火山危机的脆弱性和准备程度。该项目将从女权主义和文化地理学中获得灵感，以了解社会制度(如身份、社区结构、文化景观和社区记忆)如何影响风险认知，并在社区层面向利益攸关方介绍这些社会制度如何与火山灾害相互作用的新知识。这一博士学位正值加那利群岛反思的关键时刻，当局的目标是从2021年的火山喷发中吸取关键教训。

This project aims to understand how risk perception, vulnerability, and preparedness have changed following the 2021Volcan de Tajohgaite eruption, La Palma, Canary Islands. The eruption was the most destructive in La Palma's history,the effects of which are still ongoing. During the eruption, and in the ongoing recover, it is evident that there is a gap inknowledge of how social systems interact with volcanic hazards in La Palma, and the subsequent influence on people'sresponse to volcanic crisis. By conducting interviews with civilians and stakeholders, this research seeks to understandwhich social systems affect risk perception, the relative influence of direct and indirect experience of the 2021 eruptionon risk perception, and subsequently how vulnerable and prepared are the population to future volcanic crises. Thisproject will take inspiration from Feminist and Cultural Geographies to understand how social systems (such as identity,community structures, the cultural landscape and community remembering) have influenced risk perception and presentnew knowledge to stakeholders at the community scale of how these social systems interact with volcanic hazards. ThisPhD comes at a critical time of reflection in the Canary Islands, as authorities aim to learn key lessons from the 2021 eruption.