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Jeffrey K. Lazo
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Potential applications of subseasonal‐to‐seasonal (S2S) predictions
CJ White, H Carlsen, AW Robertson, RJT Klein, JK Lazo, A Kumar, ...
Meteorological applications 24 (3), 315-325, 2017
3652017
Communicating uncertainty in weather forecasts: A survey of the US public
RE Morss, JL Demuth, JK Lazo
Weather and forecasting 23 (5), 974-991, 2008
3532008
Expert and layperson perceptions of ecosystem risk
JK Lazo, JC Kinnell, A Fisher
Risk analysis 20 (2), 179-194, 2000
3452000
300 billion served: Sources, perceptions, uses, and values of weather forecasts
JK Lazo, RE Morss, JL Demuth
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 90 (6), 785-798, 2009
2922009
Factors affecting hurricane evacuation intentions
JK Lazo, A Bostrom, RE Morss, JL Demuth, H Lazrus
Risk analysis 35 (10), 1837-1857, 2015
2142015
US economic sensitivity to weather variability
JK Lazo, M Lawson, PH Larsen, DM Waldman
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 92 (6), 709-720, 2011
2052011
The economic impacts of agriculture-to-urban water transfers on the area of origin: a case study of the Arkansas River Valley in Colorado
CW Howe, JK Lazo, KR Weber
American Journal of Agricultural Economics 72 (5), 1200-1204, 1990
2051990
The effects of past hurricane experiences on evacuation intentions through risk perception and efficacy beliefs: A mediation analysis
JL Demuth, RE Morss, JK Lazo, C Trumbo
Weather, Climate, and Society 8 (4), 327-344, 2016
2012016
Creation and communication of hurricane risk information
JL Demuth, RE Morss, BH Morrow, JK Lazo
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 93 (8), 1133-1145, 2012
1642012
Examining the use of weather forecasts in decision scenarios: Results from a US survey with implications for uncertainty communication
RE Morss, JK Lazo, JL Demuth
Meteorological Applications 17 (2), 149-162, 2010
1592010
Understanding public hurricane evacuation decisions and responses to forecast and warning messages
RE Morss, JL Demuth, JK Lazo, K Dickinson, H Lazrus, BH Morrow
Weather and Forecasting 31 (2), 395-417, 2016
1482016
Social science research needs for the hurricane forecast and warning system
H Gladwin, JK Lazo, BH Morrow, WG Peacock, HE Willoughby
Natural Hazards Review 8 (3), 87-95, 2007
1362007
How do people perceive, understand, and anticipate responding to flash flood risks and warnings? Results from a public survey in Boulder, Colorado, USA
RE Morss, KJ Mulder, JK Lazo, JL Demuth
Journal of hydrology 541, 649-664, 2016
1282016
Sources of bias in contingent valuation
W Schulze, G McClelland, D Waldman, J Lazo
The contingent valuation of environmental resources: methodological issues …, 1996
1241996
“Know what to do if you encounter a flash flood”: Mental models analysis for improving flash flood risk communication and public decision making
H Lazrus, RE Morss, JL Demuth, JK Lazo, A Bostrom
Risk analysis 36 (2), 411-427, 2016
1232016
Household evacuation decision making and the benefits of improved hurricane forecasting: Developing a framework for assessment
JK Lazo, DM Waldman, BH Morrow, JA Thacher
Weather and Forecasting 25 (1), 207-219, 2010
1202010
Flash flood risks and warning decisions: A mental models study of forecasters, public officials, and media broadcasters in Boulder, Colorado
RE Morss, JL Demuth, A Bostrom, JK Lazo, H Lazrus
Risk analysis 35 (11), 2009-2028, 2015
1092015
Improving storm surge risk communication: Stakeholder perspectives
BH Morrow, JK Lazo, J Rhome, J Feyen
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 96 (1), 35-48, 2015
1062015
FOR MEASURING NON-USE VALUES: A CONTINGENT VALUATION STUDY OF GROUNDWATER CLEANUP
GH McClelland, WD Schulze, JK Lazo, DM Waldman, JK Doyle, SR Elliott, ...
Centre for Economic Analysis, University of Colorado Boulder, CO, 1992
971992
A summary of climate change impact assessments from the US Country Studies Program
JB Smith, JK Lazo
Climatic Change 50 (1), 1-29, 2001
912001
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