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The Impact of Visual Variables in Flood Hazard Map on The Perception of Euro- Asian Cultural Groups
As flood events become more frequent, Flood Hazard Map (FHM) play a key role in transnational disaster management. Yet prior research shows that difference in cultural background affect how users interpret disaster information, particularly comprehension, visual aesthetics, and risk perception, the
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