With the rapid development of urban modernization, traffic congestion, travel delays, and other related inconveniences have become central features in people’s daily lives. The development of subway transit systems has alleviated some of these problems. However, numerous underground subway stations lack adequate fire safety protections, and this can cause rescue difficulties in the event of fire. Once the fire occurs, there will be huge property losses and casualties. In addition, this can have a vicious impact on sustainable development. Therefore, in order to make prevention in advance and implement targeted measures, we should quantify the risk and calculate the fire risk value. In this study, through consulting experts and analysis of data obtained from Changzhou Railway Company and the Emergency Management Bureau, the fire risk index system of subway stations was determined. We calculated the index weight by selecting the combination weighting method of game theory to eliminate the limitations and dependence of subjective and objective evaluation methods. The idea of relative closeness degree in TOPSIS method iwas introduced to calculate the risk value of each subway station. Finally, the subway station risk value model was established, and the risk values for each subway station were calculated and sorted. According to expert advice and the literature review, we divided the risk level into five levels, very high; high; moderate; low and very low. The results shown that 2 subway stations on Line 1 have very high fire risk, 2 subway stations on Line 1 have high fire risk, 2 subway stations on Line 1 have moderate fire risk, 8 subway stations on Line 1 have low fire risk, and 13 subway stations on Line 1 have very low fire risk. We hope that through this evaluation model method and the results to bring some references for local rail companies. Meanwhile, this evaluation model method also promotes resilience and sustainability in social development.

To investigate the international development status and hot trends in the field of environmental security management in recent years, the published the environmental security management literature from 1997 to 2021, which was retrieved from Web of Science, with VOSviewer as the main and CiteSpace as the auxiliary, through the cooperation network of authors, scientific research institutions, and countries. The keywords were visualized by clustering, time zone analysis, and burst analysis. A total of 7596 articles were retrieved, forming six main clustering labels, including 28,144 authors. The research hotspots are from the fields of personal health, society, agriculture, ecological environment, energy, and sustainable development, as well as the development of internet environmental safety management, such as big data, Bayesian networks, and conceptual frameworks. Through cluster analysis, the cooperation of major research teams and scientific research institutions and the cooperation and development between countries were analyzed. The cooperation between scientific research institutions in various countries is relatively close. The United States currently occupies a dominant and authoritative position in this field. China has cooperated more closely with the United States, Britain, Australia, and India.

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In view of the shortcomings of the existing small-scale shopping mall fire prediction models, the effectiveness and scalability of the prediction results, a BP neural network prediction model is constructed to improve the prediction accuracy by considering a variety of fire risk factors. On this basis, the convergence speed of the BP neural network is accelerated with the help of the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm. Then, a mixed multi-factor shopping mall fire risk grade prediction model based on a PSO based back-propagation (PSO-BP) neural network model is proposed. The constructed prediction model can simultaneously consider climate factors (daily maximum temperature, daily average temperature, 24-h precipitation, continuous drought days, sunshine hours, daily average relative humidity, and daily average wind speed), landform factors (altitude, slope, slope direction, soil water content), combustible factors (vegetation type, combustible water content, ground cover load), and human factors (density of population, distance from human activity area). Based on the actual data and field measurement data collected by the sensor network of the shopping mall (Lahore, Pakistan), the validity of the proposed model was verified by a group of experiments. The results show that the model based on the training data set and the test samples can effectively predict the fire risk level; the computational complexity of the model is significantly lower than that of the BP neural network model alone.