Earthquake Risk Perception and Mexico City's Public Safety

Santos‐Reyes, Jaime; Gouzeva, Tatiana; Santos-Reyes, Galdino

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2014.10.484

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“…Its core idea is compiled during the earthquake damage to buildings have a significant impact on a number of factors, and its numerical value, the size of the numerical to reflect these factors the effects of earthquake damage to buildings in the end [4][5][6][7]. In this paper, with the help of nine main influence factors, respectively, the standard, field environment, the field intensity category, type of structure, layer number and level of building s, rules, and use conditions, and the influence factors of the numerical value is called seismic damage factor.…”

Section: Building Earthquake Damage Factor Methodsmentioning

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A Earthquake Damage Prediction System in Langfang Based on ArcGIS

Li¹,

Huang²

2015

TOCIEJ

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Abstract:In order to minimize the loss of disasters on urban earthquake damage prediction research is of great significance. This paper, establishment of a data management system based on ArcGIS +Visual Studio. NET platform is an important work of the project, design and development of Langfang City earthquake damage prediction system. Firstly, the overall system framework, then introduce the system to have the document management, Map management, information queries, spatial analysis and other basic functions of the spatial database to establish and thematic map production management, a key link in detail. Finally, through the practical application of Langfang City earthquake damage prediction play a very good decision support role, while the region of space results data for effective organization and management.

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Section: Building Earthquake Damage Factor Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Earthquake Damage Prediction System in Langfang Based on ArcGIS

Li¹,

Huang²

2015

TOCIEJ

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“…In fact, the earthquake may be considered as one of the deadliest natural hazards on the earth [17]. Most of the physical and economic damages of such incidents are due to lack of planning and poor building standards and infrastructures [18].…”

Section: Earthquakes As a Form Of Natural Hazardsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Risk Management Assessment of Rural Villages in Abhar County, Iran Using Spatial Analysis and Disaster Readiness Surveys

Pennington‐Gray¹,

Riahi²,

A³

2017

Preprint

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Understanding the vulnerability of areas and the likelihood of specific disasters, particularly earthquakes, is one of the most important issues in Iran. One of the major concerns in Iran is the resilience of rural communities. The present study is devoted to spatial analysis of risk in rural areas and the evaluation of preparedness in the rural districts of the city of Abhar. In particular, this study evaluates the resilience to earthquakes. The research was conducted in two parts in which the first part has used the VIKOR Multiple criteria decision making model as well as the employment of this model in the ArcGis. The second part of the study used field studies, in the form of questionnaires, to evaluate the readiness of the local population against the risks of earthquakes. Four indicators, individual, physical, economic abilities and access, were assessed. The population included rural districts, where statistical samples were villagers. Results of the spatial analysis indicated that 15 villages are in the high-risk areas, 24 villages were in the medium-risk areas and all other villages were in low-risk areas. In terms of readiness of the locals, the results indicated a lack of planning with regards to the four mentioned indicators.

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“…is the set of the undisposed incident number, i is the index of dispatcher, p is the number of the dispatchers, i n is the undisposed incident number of dispatcher i. ij u is the urgency level of undisposed incident, j is the index of undisposed incident of dispatcher i. Then the workload L of dispatcher i can be described as follow 1 ( 1 2 )…”

Section: Process Of Incident Assignment In Public Safety Emergency Sementioning

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“…Natural disasters, traffic accidents, environment pollution, cyber incidents and terrorism can all cause emergencies in a city [1,2]. They may quickly escalate in scope and severity, cross jurisdictional lines and take on international dimensions.…”

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The Processes of Public Safety Emergency Services System

2017

Proceedings of 2017 the 7th International Workshop on Computer Science and Engineering

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This article present the conventional process of public safety emergency services and then recommended in detail the business process of call-taking, incident assignment and dispatching in public safety emergency services system. A space-time analytical method for determining the repetitive alarm is provided. Alarm ways, call-taking information, incident assignment logic and disposal approaches also are discussed.force, the firefighters, fire engines, medical staffs and ambulances in this case. Then the dispatched response force will rush to the scene and deal with the accident.

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Earthquake Risk Perception and Mexico City's Public Safety

Cited by 23 publications

References 11 publications

A Earthquake Damage Prediction System in Langfang Based on ArcGIS

A Earthquake Damage Prediction System in Langfang Based on ArcGIS

A Risk Management Assessment of Rural Villages in Abhar County, Iran Using Spatial Analysis and Disaster Readiness Surveys

The Processes of Public Safety Emergency Services System

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