Flood disaster evacuation route choice in Indonesian urban riverbank kampong: Exploring the role of individual characteristics, path risk elements, and path network configuration

Irsyad, Hutama A.W.; Nakamura, Hitoshi

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2022.103275

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Hasil penelitian dari (Irsyad & Hitoshi, 2022) menunjukkan bahwa penggunaan dari beberapa metode yang digabung salah satunya adalah simulasi memberikan wawasan praktis untuk menekankan prespektif yang berpusat pada manusia dalam merencanakan evakuasi darurat Penelitian lain yang dilakukan oleh (Ferianto & Hidayati, 2019) menunjukkan bahwa sebagian besar responden sebelum diberikan pelatihan penanggulangan bencana dengan metode simulasi mempunyai perilaku kesiapsiagaan yang kurang siap setelah diberikan pelatihan penanggulangan bencana melalui metode simulasi mempunyai perilaku kesiapsiagaan siap.…”

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The Effect of Simulation-Based Education on Youth Preparedness in Facing the Gamalama Volcano Eruption Disaster in Tobololo Village

Muhammad,

Idrus

2024

JUKE

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A natural disaster is an event caused by nature that can occur at any time, one of which is a volcanic eruption. Understanding of disaster preparedness needs to be understood by all levels of society to reduce various impacts, both material and non-material, caused by the threat of volcanic disasters. One of the communities that play a role in disaster management is the youth. Youth can play a role in knowledge and attitudes about disasters. Therefore, efforts can be made to improve preparedness in reducing disaster risk through simulation-based education. Purpose: This study aims to analyze the effect of disaster simulation education on the level of youth preparedness to face the eruption of the Gamalama volcano in Ternate Village, Tobololo Ternate. Methods: This study uses a quasi-experimental one-group pretest-posttest design. Results: the study showed that the majority (30.2%) of respondents received a preparedness score of 50 prior to disaster simulation-based education. The value of preparedness after conducting education based on disaster simulation, the majority (76.7%) of respondents got a value of 85.90. The results of the T-test statistic with (ɑ = 0.05) obtained a p-value of 0.000 which means that there is an effect of education based on disaster simulation on preparedness facing a volcanic eruption disaster in Youth in Tobololo Village, West Ternate City District Conclusion: Disaster simulation-based education affects youth preparedness in dealing with volcanic eruptions

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The Effect of Simulation-Based Education on Youth Preparedness in Facing the Gamalama Volcano Eruption Disaster in Tobololo Village

Muhammad,

Idrus

2024

JUKE

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“…Emergency evacuation is considered to be the most crucial disaster response activity in order to ensure community safety against catastrophic events (Irsyad and Hitoshi, 2022). Due to this, it is essential to determine the evacuation routes to be used as a safe passage in case of natural disasters and to direct the rescue teams and civilians to these routes with road signs or announcements.…”

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Comprehensive Analysis of Riverine Flood Impact on Bridges: Iowa Case Study

Duran,

Alabbad,

Mount

et al. 2023

Preprint

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Floods often have a catastrophic impact on human life in terms of economic loss, infrastructure damage, and loss of life. Transportation network resilience is one of the critical aspects of supply lines for delivering goods and services during and after disaster events. Understanding vulnerable transportation segments is critical to addressing potential disruptions that may be caused by a flood event. In this study, we provide a comprehensive assessment of flood impacts on Iowa's transportation infrastructure, focusing on bridges, waterways, and traffic disruption. This research adopts a systematic framework, proceeding from a general overview at the state level to large-scale specifics. The initial segment outlines the statewide flood impact, progressively delving into individual bridges, waterways, and traffic ramifications. The research presented here analyzes the impact on inundated bridges across counties for varying flood intensities. Recognizing the disparity in county bridge counts, the inundated bridge ratio gains precedence alongside absolute counts. The southeast region of Iowa comes out as pivotal in flood scenarios, notably during 50-, 100-, and 500-year events. Marion, a moderately populated county in the southeast of Des Moines, stands out as a critical region due to its significant bridge inventory inundation in 100- and 500-year flood cases. The study also investigates bridge conditions, construction years, and their correlation with inundation risk to determine the vulnerability of bridges to flooding events and enhance our understanding of the potential effects of inundation on various bridge features. Furthermore, waterway bridge evaluations for different flood magnitudes and their impact on evacuation plans are explored. Transportation network vulnerability is assessed through closed-bridge effects on traffic. Average daily traffic values and detour lengths elucidate traffic disruption patterns across the state. These insights underscore the intricate interplay between floods and transportation, shedding light on bridge vulnerability, waterway evaluation, and traffic disruption. Overall, the presented research provides crucial information for flood mitigation strategies and resilience-enhancing measures in Iowa's transportation infrastructure.

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“…The determination of the study includes the level of accessibility of evacuation routes, logistics distribution channels, and determining the location of shelters appropriately to assist the community and government in evacuating due to the tsunami disaster through effective disaster mitigation. The selection of the evacuation route is closely related to the relative spatial syntax steps, which show that the majority prefer to walk in a straight line to reach the assembly point [12]. Logistics distribution acts as a link that connects producers and consumers, who have an important role in the supply chain ecosystem [13].…”

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Optimizing Tsunami Evacuation Routes in Padang City, Indonesia: A Transportation Infrastructure Resilience Approach

Raharjo,

Candrarahayu,

Naufal

et al. 2024

IJTDI

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In light of the recurring tsunami threats faced by coastal cities, the significance of transportation infrastructure resilience is underscored, particularly in regions such as Padang City, Indonesia, which has previously experienced the devastating impacts of tsunamis, notably the Mentawai event. This study is aimed at developing a robust evacuation planning strategy to mitigate potential loss of life during tsunami occurrences. Through a quantitative analysis utilizing the PTV Visum software, optimal evacuation routes were identified, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure performance in emergency scenarios. The analysis revealed that certain road segments, including Jl. Raya

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Flood disaster evacuation route choice in Indonesian urban riverbank kampong: Exploring the role of individual characteristics, path risk elements, and path network configuration

Cited by 18 publications

References 64 publications

The Effect of Simulation-Based Education on Youth Preparedness in Facing the Gamalama Volcano Eruption Disaster in Tobololo Village

The Effect of Simulation-Based Education on Youth Preparedness in Facing the Gamalama Volcano Eruption Disaster in Tobololo Village

Comprehensive Analysis of Riverine Flood Impact on Bridges: Iowa Case Study

Optimizing Tsunami Evacuation Routes in Padang City, Indonesia: A Transportation Infrastructure Resilience Approach

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