Cross-border evacuation and intermunicipal cooperation during large-scale flood disasters

Eom, Sunyong; Umemoto, Minoru; Suzuki, Tsutomu

doi:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2022.103159

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“…Specifically, the extension of natural hazards, the flow of environmental pollution, and the spread of epidemics are the core tasks in cross-regional emergency management. Existing studies have mostly examined the types of emergency functions as the core topics, such as the regional site selection of emergency rescue stations, the regional layout of emergency resources, the cross-regional allocation of emergency supplies, and the cross-regional sharing of emergency communications [23][24][25][26][27].…”

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Understanding the Complex Adaptive Characteristics of Cross-Regional Emergency Collaboration in China: A Stochastic Evolutionary Game Approach

Liu,

Dong

2024

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Regional integration and pairing assistance are two forms of cross-regional emergency collaboration practice carried out by the Chinese government. Based on the Chinese government’s emergency management practice, evolutionary game models of cross-regional emergency collaboration were constructed. Further, the traditional evolutionary game model was improved by introducing the stochastic process, and Gaussian white noise was introduced as a random disturbance. The stochastic evolutionary game model was constructed, and the existence and stability of the equilibrium solutions of the two kinds of stochastic evolutionary game systems for cross-regional emergency collaboration were verified based on the stability discrimination theorem of stochastic differential equations. We used numerical simulations to simulate the evolution trajectories of the regional integration and the pairing assistance stochastic evolutionary game system. In the regional integration game system, when the efficiency of emergency collaboration, the emergency capital stock, and the externality coefficients are higher, positive emergency strategies are more likely to become the stable state of the game subjects’ strategy selection. In the pairing assistance game system, the efficiency of emergency collaboration, the rewards and benefits from the central government, and the matching degree between governments all had positive effects on the formation of the positive emergency strategies of the game subjects. In addition, the pairing assistance mechanism for sustainable development requires external support from the central government.

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Understanding the Complex Adaptive Characteristics of Cross-Regional Emergency Collaboration in China: A Stochastic Evolutionary Game Approach

Liu,

Dong

2024

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“…Pursuant to Table 4, Toyama Prefecture has developed several river management methods that mitigate the risk of urban floods [38]. The local government has built a network of embankments, dams, and drainage canals to modify and regulate the direction of floods.…”

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Exploring Urban Flood Policy Trends Using a Socio-Hydrological Approach—Case Studies from Japanese Cities

Hong,

Tanaka

2023

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Most industrialized nations have attempted to control floods through civil engineering technologies. However, these measures have failed in the face of immense natural forces. Through allomorph analysis and expert interviews, this study examined the situation of implementing urban flood rules in major Japanese cities. The river canal in the Tokyo region is mostly maintained through infrastructure, and Tokyo has a diverse network of systems linked by rivers, canals, and drainage channels, which demonstrates its dominance in structural and civil engineering flood management. In Osaka Prefecture, flood risk management is an ongoing process built on a structural engineering foundation, and local governments continue to examine and update new policies to handle the risks and difficulties produced by ever-changing flood catastrophes. To enhance public education and awareness, local administrations in the Toyama and Chiba Prefectures are implementing programs to educate locals about flood hazards and preparation. To summarize, public engagement is an important component of flood risk mitigation and management in Japanese communities. Governments may help communities become more resilient and prepared in the face of floods by involving local residents, institutionalizing public education and awareness, and building volunteer networks. This is the conclusion reached as a result of socio-hydrological intervention.

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A new integrated agent-based framework for designing building emergency evacuation: A BIM approach

Mirzaei-Zohan,

Gheibi,

Chahkandi

et al. 2023

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction

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Cross-border evacuation and intermunicipal cooperation during large-scale flood disasters

Cited by 6 publications

References 29 publications

Understanding the Complex Adaptive Characteristics of Cross-Regional Emergency Collaboration in China: A Stochastic Evolutionary Game Approach

Understanding the Complex Adaptive Characteristics of Cross-Regional Emergency Collaboration in China: A Stochastic Evolutionary Game Approach

Exploring Urban Flood Policy Trends Using a Socio-Hydrological Approach—Case Studies from Japanese Cities

A new integrated agent-based framework for designing building emergency evacuation: A BIM approach

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