Analysis of dynamics of man-made fires in conditions of urbanization in Ukraine

Vasiutinska, K.; Barbashev, S.

doi:10.15587/2312-8372.2018.141376

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“…Impact on environmental safety: consequences of man-made accidents, man-made fires, and initiation of forest fires [63]; initiation of dangerous exogenous geological processes (landslides, mudflows, karst, flooding); initiation of natural disasters due to urban climate changes.…”

Section: The Formation Of the Environmental State Of The "City-adjace...mentioning

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“…Other regions are conditionally divided into four groups based on the index ranges. We also conducted a cluster analysis of the (I ec.urb ) n values normalised by the standard procedure [63] using the k-means method [70] to determine the affiliation of Ukrainian regions to a single group, in which the regional characteristics of urbanisation processes are more similar compared to entities from other groups. We identified three clusters: This differentiation does not align with the traditional division into southern, northern, eastern, and western macro-regions but reflects the general characteristics of urbanisation processes.…”

Section: Developing An Indicator Approach To Identify Urbanisation Ch...mentioning

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Methodology for Indicator-Based Assessments of Environmental Hazards in Urbanised Areas: A Case Study of Ukrainian Regions

Vasiutynska,

Barbashev

2024

Urban Agglomeration - Extracting Lessons for Sustainable Development [Working Title]

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This study analyses the city and its surroundings as an integrated natural-anthropogenic system, emphasising ecological urbanisation within the global urbanisation framework. This component is represented as a cycle of interlinked adverse processes, delineating the resilience limits of natural systems under urban anthropogenic impacts. Utilising indicator-based methods, we assessed multifactorial urban impacts on the environment, proposing a practical approach to calculate the ecological urbanisation indicator. Using the indicator, we have investigated the regional aspect of the atmospheric environment’s condition and identified the impact of urban sources of pollution. Additionally, we identified the main patterns of natural and human-induced hazards correlating with different levels of ecological urbanisation in different territories on the example of Ukrainian regions. Our approach addresses the uneven urban load across areas, which is essential for creating regional sustainable development strategies. It integrates environmental factors into regional safety management, requiring principles that regulate environmental impacts and promote safe land use.

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Section: The Formation Of the Environmental State Of The "City-adjace...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Developing An Indicator Approach To Identify Urbanisation Ch...mentioning

confidence: 99%