K. David Pijawka

Arizona State University — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

14h-index723citations57works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Risk Perception and Management(25), Nuclear and radioactivity studies(22), Risk and Safety Analysis(11), Environmental Justice and Health Disparities(8), Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies(8)

Publications57 total

Risk Perceptions and Amplification Effects over Time: Evaluating Fukushima Longitudinal Surveys
Sustainability·2022· 6 citedOpen Access
Societal Response to Hazards and Major Hazard Events: Comparing Natural and Technological Hazards
2022· 5 cited
Evaluating Geodesign for Community-Based Tribal Planning
Journal of the American Planning Association·2021· 8 cited
Overview of a Troubled Program
2019
Problems with High-Level Nuclear Waste and a Little History
2019
Policies and Politics
2019
Complexity and Uncertainty
2019
Public Responses to High-Level Nuclear Wastes
2019
One Hundred Centuries of Solitude
2019· 2 cited
Where Do We Go from Here?
2019
Update on the High-Level Nuclear Waste Repository Siting
2019
International Experiences
2019
The Pattern of Public Response to Nuclear Facilities: An Analysis of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Generating Station 1
Nuclear Power·2019
Public Sector Effects and Social Impact Assessment of Nuclear Generating Facilities: Information for Community Mitigation Management 1
Nuclear Power·2019
Regenerating Waste to Energy: A Scenario-Based Assessment of Lagos, Nigeria
Environmental Management and Sustainable Development·2016· 2 citedOpen Access
Hazardous materials transportation and accidents
Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks·2006
Social and political amplification of technological hazardsThe case of the PEPCON explosion
Journal of Hazardous Materials·2004· 22 cited
The Ecology of Technological Risk in a Sunbelt City
Environment and Planning A Economy and Space·2002· 86 cited
Planning for hazard mitigation in the U.S.‐Mexican border region: An assessment of hazardous waste generation rates for transportation
Journal of Borderlands Studies·2000· 4 cited
Environmental equity in a sunbelt city: the spatial distribution of toxic hazards in Phoenix, Arizona
Environmental Hazards·2000· 26 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Alvin H. Mushkatel(17), Roger E. Kasperson(10), Douglas Easterling(8), Paul Slovic(8), Lydia Dotto(8), A E Radwan(7), James Flynn(6), Howard Kunreuther(6), James Chalmers(4), C. K. Mertz(4), Suleiman Ashur(4), C.K. Mertz(4), J A Soesilo(4), Andy Soesilo(3), James D. Chalmers(3), Bob Bolin(2), Edward J. Hackett(2), Diane Sicotte(2), Edward K. Sadalla(2), Eric Matranga(2)