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  • Disaster preparedness and information management.
  • Human-computer interaction and digital tools.

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  • Effective personal disaster preparedness requires organized, accessible information.
  • Current methods may lack efficiency and practical utility for complex data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine mind mapping technology for organizing personal disaster preparedness information.
  • To explore mind mapping software as a tool for creating preparedness resources.

Main Methods:

  • Consideration of general mind map features.
  • Creation of a sample family preparedness plan using TheBrain mind mapping software.

Main Results:

  • Mind maps are a promising tool for organizing preparedness plans.
  • This technology can structure large amounts of varied information.
  • Mind maps emphasize topic relationships and enable collaborative sharing.

Conclusions:

  • Mind mapping software offers an efficient and accessible format for personal disaster preparedness.
  • The technology facilitates the creation of practical, shareable preparedness resources for individuals and families.