Integrations of an Early Warning System and Business Continuity Plan for Disaster Management in a Science Park

Yang, Tsun-Hua; Hsu, Hou-Jun; Kao, Hong Ming

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-5436-0_14

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“…[8] In order to provide flood forecasts in a short period of time for emergency response, a fast flood model is needed. There are various ways to shorten the computational time: reducing the complexity of 2D-1D (terrain-sewer) model to 1D-1D (street-sewer) model [2,3], running 2D model and 1D model separately instead of 2D-1D coupled model [9], using cellular automata for 2D modelling [10] et cetera.…”

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“…In order to interpret the complex data to responders and decision makers, decision support systems (DSSs) are good tools for providing useful and meaningful information. For instance, Gourbesville et al [1] established a DSS combining several hydrological and hydraulic models and providing real-time assessment and forecasts for water management in south France; Yang et al [2,3] developed a DSS integrating monitoring sensors, rainfall forecast, model simulation and response strategies against disasters for a science park in central Taiwan.…”

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Introduction of integrated decision support system for flood disaster management

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Gourbesville

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Heavy precipitation events and fluvial flood can cause serious damage to property and fatality, and thus flood disaster management is essential to lower the risk, to prevent and to mitigate the crisis. Effective and efficient flood disaster management requires on-site information, forecast and appropriate corresponding response strategies and measures. Therefore, a concept of integrated decision support system (DSS) for flood disaster management is proposed and discussed in this paper. The DSS integrates observation, rainfall forecast, fast flood simulation, historical events and crisis scenarios, and response strategies and measures, by means of information and communication technology (ICT) and internet of things (IoT). The DSS can provide relevant information and offer suggestions of action before and during the crisis. The DSS can also be utilised for disaster drill, education, and demonstration with the help of virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) or Metaverse technology. The aims of this DSS are to improve existing response strategies and emergency services, to enhance the community-based disaster risk management, and to raise public crisis awareness.

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