Mary Omodei

Mary Omodei
Stakeholder Council

Publications authored

2012

Getting the best bang for your buck: Ad hoc or pre-formed incident management teams?
Hayes, P, Omodei, M
Conference Proceedings

Householder decision-making under imminent wildfire threat: stay and defend or leave?
McLennan, J, Elliott, G, Omodei, M
Journal Article

Issues in Community Bushfire Safety: Analyses of Interviews Conducted by the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Research Task Force
McLennan, J, Elliott, G, Omodei, M
Report

When residents come under imminent wildfire threat, what aspects of decision making distinguish those who stay and defend their home from those who leave?
McLennan, J, Elliott, G, Omodei, M
Conference Proceedings

2011

Bushfire Survival-Related Decision Making: What the Stress and Performance Research Literature Tells Us
McLennan, J, Elliott, G, Omodei, M, McNeill, I, Dunlop, PD, Suss, J
Conference Proceedings

Essential aspects of effective simulation-based training for incident management personnel
Hayes, P, Omodei, M
Conference Proceedings

Managing Emergencies: Key Competencies for Incident Management Teams
Hayes, P, Omodei, M
Journal Article

2007

"The Human Factors Interview Protocol: A Tool for the Investigation of Human Factors Issues in Emergency Management"
Elliott, G, Omodei, M, McLennan, J
Journal Article

2006

Decision Making Effectiveness in Wildfire Incident Management Teams
McLennan, J, Holgate, AM, Omodei, M, Wearing, AJ
Journal Article

2005

Identifying the Causes of Unsafe Firefighting Decisions: A Human Factors Interview Protocol
Omodei, M, McLennan, J, Reynolds, C
Report

Networked Fire Chief: A Research and Training Tool that Targets the Human Factors Causes of Unsafe Decision Making in Wildfires
Omodei, M, Elliott, G, Walshe, M, Wearing, AJ
Conference Proceedings

2004

Development of Computer Simulated Wildfire Scenarios for the Experimental Investigation of Unsafe Decision Making
Omodei, M, Elliott, G, Walshe, M
Report

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Project Leader

Resources credited

Poster

A "team of experts" or an "expert team":Performance differences between pre-formed and ad hoc incident management teams

Barriers to worst case scenario thinking: What factors stop bushfire firefighters considering the worst?

Evolution 101: Taking the 'Evolutionary Monkey' off our backs

Getting The Best Bang for Your Buck: Ad Hoc or Pre-Formed Incident Management Teams?

Householders’ ‘Black Saturday’ Bushfire Survival Decisions

Human factors and fire ground safety

IMTs - Cobbled together or perfectly planned?

Influence of member familiarity on IMT decision making

Networked fire chief wildfire scenario generator

Post-incident interviews and current understanding

Pre-mortems: Understanding how things might go wrong before they do

Unpacking the Differences in Performance Between Pre-Formed and Ad Hoc Incident Management Teams

Why do firefighters sometimes make unsafe decisions?

Worst case scenarios and decision making by bushfire fighters

Worst case scenarios in decision making

Product

Human Factors Interview Protocol (HFIP)

FireNote

The influence of familiarity on teamwork and decision making

Presentation

The Use of Worst Case Scenarios in Decision Making By Bushfire Fighters

When Residents Come Under Imminent Wildfire Threat - Human Dimensions Conference 2012