Risk Analysis Based on Data and Crisis Response Beyond Knowledge
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Risk Analysis Based on Data and Crisis Response Beyond Knowledge

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Risk Analysis and Crisis Response (RACR 2019), October 15-19, 2019, Athens, Greece

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Risk Analysis Based on Data and Crisis Response Beyond Knowledge

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Risk Analysis and Crisis Response (RACR 2019), October 15-19, 2019, Athens, Greece

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This book collects the papers presented at the 7th International Conference on Risk Analysis and Crisis Response (RACR-2019) held in Athens, Greece, on October 15-19, 2019. The overall theme of the seventh international conference on risk analysis and crisis response is Risk Analysis Based on Data and Crisis Response Beyond Knowledge, highlighting science and technology to improve risk analysis capabilities and to optimize crisis response strategy.

This book contains primarily research articles of risk issues. Underlying topics include natural hazards and major (chemical) accidents prevention, disaster risk reduction and society resilience, information and communication technologies safety and cybersecurity, modern trends in crisis management, energy and resources security, critical infrastructure, nanotechnology safety and others. All topics include aspects of multidisciplinarity and complexity of safety in education and research. The book should be valuable to professors, engineers, officials, businessmen and graduate students in risk analysis and risk management.

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Publisher
CRC Press
Year
2019
Print ISBN
9780367251468
eBook ISBN
9781000728132

The validity of geospatial information diffusion

Chongfu Huang
Key Laboratory of Environmental Change and Natural Disaster, Ministry of Education, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resources Ecology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
Academy of Disaster Reduction and Emergency Management, Faculty of Geographical Science, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
Yundong Huang*
The Bill Munday School of Business, St. Edward’s University, Austin, TX, USA
ABSTRACT: In this article, two criteria are suggested to inspect whether a model of geospatial information diffusion is valid to fill in the missing observation in a gap unit. The first criterion serves for inspecting a gap unit in the study area, from which a sample is taken to train the model. The second criterion serves for a gap unit outside the area but nearby. The standard deviation of the trained model plays a key role in the former. The valid radiance determined by the maximum distance between the units of the sample point passed the test and the center of the study area plays an important role in the latter.
Keywords: geospatial information diffusion, gap unit, observed unit, background data, inspection criterion

1 INTRODUCTION

When we study an earth surface phenomenon such as “economic development level” and “earthquake risk”, in a study area like a province, city, or county, we might miss observatio...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Organization
  8. The validity of geospatial information diffusion
  9. Black swans and dragons
  10. Risk analysis and preliminary countermeasures of earthquake disasters in Yunnan region
  11. Source-attributed QALYs lost, induced by PM2.5-bound PAHs in Beijing, based on a PMF model
  12. Risk governance challenges in the Greek search and rescue region
  13. Mutual information-based approach for vine copula selection for hydrological dependence modeling
  14. Influence factors analysis of tornado-destroyed houses in Funing, Jiangsu, China
  15. Evaluation of ecological civilization construction level of prefecture-level cities in Guizhou based on grey relational projection method
  16. Research on China’s meteorological disaster risk management system mechanism and associated countermeasures
  17. Quantitative analysis and risk assessment of terrorist attacks
  18. Spatial and temporal patterns, change and risk analysis of meteorological disasters in East China
  19. A new economic loss assessment system for urban severe rainfall and flooding disasters
  20. Assessing the joint dependence of air-water temperature and discharge-water temperature in the middle reach of Yangtze River using POME-copula
  21. Equity measurement of spatial layout for emergency shelters with consideration of the needs of vulnerable populations
  22. Assessment for current-carrying capacity of the power grid over South Hebei Province and its risk management
  23. The analysis of data-based characteristics and risk on stable weather during the heating season in south-central Hebei Province
  24. Difficulties and countermeasures of risk-based urban public safety assessments for high-impact weather
  25. Study on ecological risk of mountain disasters in Nanling nature reserve
  26. Temporal and spatial dynamic characteristics analysis of Inner Mongolia grassland fire
  27. Impact factor selection and nonlinear assessment model for extreme disaster losses caused by typhoons
  28. Meteorological conditions analysis of road traffic accidents and risk management based on big data
  29. The combined effect of heavy rain and topography on the division of rainstorm and flood disaster risk in Hebei Province
  30. A peer-to-peer lending credit risk prediction method: Application of balanced relative margin machine
  31. Optimal catastrophic risk sharing for government boundary: A case study from egg price insurance in Beijing
  32. Study on integrated loss assessment of earthquake-flood disaster in Yunnan Province based on dynamic spatial panel
  33. Assessment of financial agglomeration level of prefecture-level cities in Guizhou based on Internet Big Data
  34. Analysis on temporal and spatial variation of drought in Northeast China based on SPEI and DSI
  35. A Python approach to collecting disaster data for the Internet of Intelligences
  36. The impact of ground motion prediction equations on estimating insurance losses in the EQC at earthquake catastrophe model
  37. Mass notification for public safety: Current status and technical challenges
  38. 3-D simulation and visualization of diversion flood risk in small and medium-sized flood storage polder: A case study of Linan flood storage polder in Dongting Lake area, China
  39. Human health risk assessment via groundwater DNAPLs migration model
  40. Gephi network analysis method for determining assessment indexes of extreme high temperature weather risk about electric power system—a case study of Beijing City
  41. Risk factors analysis for falls among the urban elderly in Beijing, China
  42. Global heat wave hazards, considering the humidity effects under greenhouse gas emission scenarios
  43. Nonstationary risk analysis of extreme rainfall events
  44. Flood risk analysis based on the copula method
  45. An approach to measure interaction in precipitation system under changing environment
  46. Streamflow forecasting using long short-term memory network
  47. Hydrometric network design based on Copula and entropy
  48. A Copula approach for multi-dimensional ecological risk assessment of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the surface sediments of Taihu Lake
  49. Return period analysis for extreme rainfall in the western region of the Taihu Lake Basin
  50. Entropy based multi-criteria evaluation for rainfall monitoring networks under seasonal effect
  51. Developing a transinformation based multi-criteria optimization framework for rainfall monitoring networks
  52. A natural environment risk assessment for ship navigation on the 21st-century Maritime Silk Road
  53. Correlation study of safety and emergency management information systems based on social network analysis
  54. Research on risk perception of tourism utilization of intangible cultural heritage—tourist perspectives
  55. Farmers’ risk perception and its impact on climate change adaptation behavior
  56. Risk assessment of the transform from old industrial plant area into the creative industrial parks
  57. How to define and manage stakeholders in sea use licensing in China
  58. Lack of coordination in communications between scientific society and authorities during earthquakes: Case study of L’Aquila, Italy
  59. Swarm of UAVs as an emergency response technology
  60. Development of agricultural risk management system in Japan and adapting it for China
  61. Stakeholders’ engagement in emergency management—an overview from the Danish offshore wind sector
  62. An empirical study on risk perception of hazardous chemicals
  63. Research on the evaluation of hotel operation risk in mountain scenic resorts based on AHP and fuzzy comprehensive evaluation
  64. Effects of major hurricanes in Atlantic Canada from 2003 to 2018
  65. Study on system testing approach-based risk evaluation of subsea tree
  66. Risk of photovoltaic systems on building fire safety in China
  67. Analysis of the dangerous consequences of storing pentane in polyurethane foam enterprises
  68. A fuzzy extension to the risk situation awareness provision indicator (RiskSOAP)
  69. Risk-based fault assessment and priority analysis for safety management in industrial systems
  70. Pool fire of liquefied natural gas
  71. Failure analysis of gas pipelines under surface load
  72. The development trends in catastrophes across the world
  73. Improvement of risk communication in the Internet of Intelligences
  74. An approach to comply the geospatial information diffusion filling in gap units in Internet of intelligences for emergency rescue
  75. The toxic effect of two types of nanoparticles on Pseudourostyla cristata
  76. Risk analysis of large-scale gasoline spill fire based on experiment and numerical simulation
  77. Analysis of evolution law for aviation emergency rescue processes after earthquakes
  78. New approach of forming the confinement barrier by phenolic foam for “stopping” the liquid chemical spills and flowing fires
  79. Research on the characteristics of road transportation of hazardous chemicals in China
  80. Review of risk assessment guidelines for LNG ship bunkering
  81. Developing a risk-based method for predicting the severity of fire accidents in road tunnels
  82. Analysis and prevention countermeasures of safety accidents in catering industry based on situational factors
  83. Occupational safety status and countermeasures based on casualty accidents from 2012 to 2018 in Beijing
  84. Response of Paramecium caudatum to the stress of tetracycline and tetracycline hydrochloride
  85. Risk analysis of seismic hazard correlation between nuclear power plants
  86. Uncertainty research for a near-field ground motion numerical simulation of the Tonghai earthquake
  87. The experiences of Mexico City residents during two strong earthquakes in 2017
  88. Rupture direction study of two Tonghai Ms 5.0. earthquakes on August 13 and 14, 2018
  89. Research on risk assessment methods of urban disaster chain during the Beijing Winter Olympics
  90. Analysis of factors affecting construction safety management of steel structures
  91. Unsafe behavior causation analysis of hazardous chemicals accidents based on the BN-HFACs method
  92. Comparative study on seismic risk of buildings in Chinese Tibet and Nepal
  93. Seismic safety analysis of the gas pipeline crossing through the Kezil thrust fault
  94. A new debris flow mitigation method based on small watershed functional map: A case study in the Shenshui watershed, China
  95. Driving factors affecting investment risk in international infrastructure construction focusing on Southeastern Asia
  96. Analysis of compliance risks in overseas infrastructure projects under the Belt and Road Initiative
  97. Social network analysis of the relationship between risks of overseas high-speed rail projects
  98. Contagion effect of associated credit risk in supply chains based on dual-channel financing
  99. Evaluation on big data industry development level of prefecture-level cities in Guizhou based on the hesitant fuzzy linguistic TOPSIS method
  100. Regional differences between climate change and economic development in China in historical and future periods
  101. Research on the associated features between different countries and terrorist attacks
  102. Using game theory for deployment of security forces in response to multiple coordinated attacks
  103. Modeling of scientific collaboration network of megaprojects based on risk analysis
  104. Author index

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