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Complex risk-based decision-making using serious games in wildland fire management

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Abstract

The authors describe the development and use of serious games for the purpose of bringing together diverse community stakeholders in the process of developing a wildland fire management plan. The primary goals of this serious game are to: 1) provide participants with an educational tool designed to support social learning in the complexities of developing a community wildland fire management plan in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI); and 2) Create open and meaningful lines of communication for risk-based decision-making using a real-world scenario. Serious game participants are each given a role and play two rounds followed by a group debriefing.

Citation

Flores, David; Stoof, Cathelijne. 2026. Complex risk-based decision-making using serious games in wildland fire management. International Crisis and Risk Communication Association Reports. 14(1). https://www.doi.org/10.69931/001c.164592.
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