Multi-scale accessibility performance of shelters types with diversity layout in coastal port cities: A case study in Nagoya City, Japan

Zhang, Weitao; Yun, Yingxia

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2018.11.002

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“…Mixed land use and a diversity of open spaces increase social capital, rather than exclusive land uses or private residences [15]. Both spatial and functional diverse open spaces are important for the enhancement of flexibility and adaptability, allowing individuals and communities to actively choose appropriate shelter sites [40]. Green spaces providing local and widely dispersed ecosystem services (food from urban gardens, multiple sources of water) enable a faster recovery and a successful adaptation after a disaster strike [30].…”

Section: Open Space Related To Urban Seismic Resiliencementioning

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The Potential of Open Space for Enhancing Urban Seismic Resilience: A literature Review

Koren

Rus

2019

Sustainability

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For a city to perform successfully, and its citizens to feel safe and comfortable, the health of basic urban components and the overall resilience of the urban system is crucial. As the importance of the resilient urban system has been recognized in the scientific literature, many studies have been done on this topic. Therefore, to find out the gaps in the existing literature and the opportunities for further research, a new systematic literature review has been performed in three stages. Different bibliographic techniques (co-occurrence and co-citation analysis) have been applied and, in the final stage of the analysis, an in-depth study of the content of the selected papers addressing open space in relation to urban seismic resilience has been carried out. The obtained results and trends have shown a lack of research on the potential of open space for enhancing urban seismic resilience, as well as a challenge for its quantitative assessment. The ability of the affected resilient system is to achieve at least a pre-disaster performance level in an acceptable time, which can be gained, among others, by using the restorative potential of open space. Based on the synthesis of these findings the authors' draft model of an urban system integrating the potential of open space is presented in terms of a complex network theory.

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Section: Open Space Related To Urban Seismic Resiliencementioning

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The Potential of Open Space for Enhancing Urban Seismic Resilience: A literature Review

Koren

Rus

2019

Sustainability

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“…The disaster management planning of underground spaces is crucial for the routine operation and emergency management of cities. Following the COVID-19 epidemic, urban planning considering the possibility of sudden epidemics/disasters is required in cities [21]. Moreover, underground spaces require dual planning for routine and emergency functions [22].…”

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Long-Term Urban Epidemic and Disaster Resilience: The Planning and Assessment of a Comprehensive Underground Resilience Core

Qiu

Chen

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This study utilizes the enclosed and stable environment of underground space for long-term sustainable planning for urban epidemics and disasters. Owing to the COVID-19 epidemic, cities require long-term epidemic–disaster management. Therefore, this study proposed a strategy for integrating multiple functions to plan a comprehensive Underground Resilience Core (URC). A planning and assessment methods of URC were proposed. With this methodology, epidemic- and disaster- URCs were integrated to construct a comprehensive-URC in underground spaces. The results show: (1) Epidemic-resilient URCs adopting a joint progressive approach with designated hospitals can rapidly suppress an epidemic outbreak. (2) The regularity of the morphology of underground spaces determines the area of the URC. Bar-shaped underground spaces have the potential for planning disaster-URCs. (3) The URC planning efficiency ranking is as follows: Bar shapes lead overall, T shapes are second under seismic resilience, and Cross shapes are second under epidemic resilience. (4) The potential analysis of planning a comprehensive-URC in the underground parking in Chinese cities showed that the recovery time can be advanced from 29% to 39% and the comprehensive resilience can be improved by 37.63%. The results of this study can serve as sustainable urban planning strategies and assessment tools for long-term epidemic–disaster management.

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“…Natural disasters include floods and droughts [1], earthquake and tsunami disasters [2], [3], fires [4], [5], hurricane disaster [6] and so on [7]. The occurrence of natural disasters may bring huge casualties and property losses [8].…”

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Multi-Objective Model to Improve Network Reliability Level under Limited Budget by Considering Selection of Facilities and Total Service Distance in Rescue Operations

Wang

Filip

2022

INT J COMPUT COMMUN, Int. J. Comput. Commun. Control

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Sudden disasters may damage facilities, transportation networks and other critical infrastructures, delay rescue and bring huge losses. Facility selection and reliable transportation network play an important role in emergency rescue. In this paper, the reliability level between two points in a network is defined from the point of view of minimal edge cut and path, respectively, and the equivalence of these two definitions is proven. Based on this, a multi-objective optimization model is proposed. The first goal of the model is to minimize the total service distance, and the second goal is to maximize the network reliability level. The original model is transformed into a model with three objectives, and the three objectives are combined into one objective by the method of weighting. The model is applied to a case, and the results are analyzed to verify the effectiveness of the model.

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Multi-scale accessibility performance of shelters types with diversity layout in coastal port cities: A case study in Nagoya City, Japan

Cited by 14 publications

References 37 publications

The Potential of Open Space for Enhancing Urban Seismic Resilience: A literature Review

The Potential of Open Space for Enhancing Urban Seismic Resilience: A literature Review

Long-Term Urban Epidemic and Disaster Resilience: The Planning and Assessment of a Comprehensive Underground Resilience Core

Multi-Objective Model to Improve Network Reliability Level under Limited Budget by Considering Selection of Facilities and Total Service Distance in Rescue Operations

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