Current situation and needs in man-made and natech risks management using Earth Observation techniques

Franco, Sabina Di; Salvatori, Rosamaria

doi:10.1016/j.rsase.2015.06.004

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“…Additionally, drones can be extremely useful during the emergency phase of forest-fire-induced events which rescue teams cannot reach. They can be equipped with surveillance instruments such as toxic detector sensors, visible and infrared sensors and laser scanning systems [88]. The captured information can be transferred in real-time to geospatial frameworks to accurately simulate and predict fire behaviour.…”

Section: Gis-based Forest-fire-induced Natech Risk Managementmentioning

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Forest fire induced Natech risk assessment: A survey of geospatial technologies

Naderpour

Rizeei

Khakzad

et al. 2019

Reliability Engineering & System Safety

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Section: Gis-based Forest-fire-induced Natech Risk Managementmentioning

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Forest fire induced Natech risk assessment: A survey of geospatial technologies

Naderpour

Rizeei

Khakzad

et al. 2019

Reliability Engineering & System Safety

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“…UAV (unmanned aerial vehicles) dapat dimanfaatkan untuk kegiatan proyek penelitian, membantu dalam keadaan bencana seperti pada saat kebakaran hutan dapat digunakan untuk melakukan pengawasan lokasi, pemantauan kualitas udara, pengiriman peralatan pertolongan pertama, mendukung evakuasi daerah pemukiman, mengarahkan personil ke zona aman (Karma et al, 2015). UAV dapat menyeimbangkan kekurangan citra satelit yang diperoleh dengan sensor optik, karena UAV dapat terbang di bawah awan, dan lebih murah dari sistem penginderaan jauh (Franco and Salvatori., 2015). Teknologi UAS terus berkembang sehingga pengguna UAS untuk keperluan sipil di seluruh dunia cenderung meningkat, harganya cederung lebih murah, dan pengoperasiannya lebih mudah (Volovelsky, 2014).…”

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Kebijakan Penggunaan dan Pengoperasian Sistem Pesawat Udara Tanpa Awak

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2015

Kajian Kebijakan Dan Hukum Kedirgantaraan

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Sistem pesawat udara tanpa awak dapat digunakan untuk keperluan militer dan sipil, seperti untuk transportasi, intelijen, pengawasan, dan pengintaian, menyerang musuh, penelitian, tujuan komersial, hobi atau rekreasi, dan lain-lain. Teknologi UAS berkembang dengan cepat, sehingga berpengaruh terhadap harga penjualan yang semakin terjangkaudan pengguna sipil semakin meningkat. Pengguna UAS semakin meningkat, sehingga negara-negara membuat kebijakan tentang penggunaan UAS di wilayah udara. Oleh karena itu, pertanyaan penelitian dalam kajian ini ialah bagaimana kebijakan Indonesia dalam pengaturan penggunaan dan pengoperasian UAS di wilayah udara nasional. Dengan melakukan patok duga pada kebijakan yang dilakukan negara-negara sebagai bahan pembelajaran, maka diperoleh hasil antara lain: kebijakan pengoperasian UAS dapat diatur berdasarkan klasifikasinya; pendaftaran semua UAS yang beroperasi di wilayah udara Indonesia; setiap operator UAS perlu disertifikasi; UAS kecil yang beroperasi tanpa seizin ATC perlu diatur wilayah udara yang digunakan.

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“…Compared with the development of natural disasters and technological risk, many papers have also been published to address Natech risk assessment. For example, Di Franco and Salvatori summarized the state-of-the-art techniques on how Earth observation (EO) data can be useful in managing all phases of an industrial/Natech disaster 20 . Naderpour, et al used the spatial parameters of a forest fire to model, predict, and evaluate the Natech risk triggered by fire 21 .…”

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Natural hazard triggered technological risks in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, China

Gao

Cao

et al. 2021

Sci Rep

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With the continuous occurrence of natural disasters, natural hazard triggered technological accident (Natech) risks also follow. At present, many countries have performed much research on Natech risks. However, there is still a lack of Natech research at the regional or watershed level in China. The Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) is not only an industrially intensive development area but also an area with frequent natural disasters. In this study, we selected the YREB as a typical case to study the Natech risk triggered by floods, geological disasters, and typhoons at the regional or watershed level. Four types of risk indicators representing risk sources, natural hazard factors, control levels, and vulnerabilities were developed to assess the spatial patterns of the Natech risks of the YREB. The results show that the Natech risk triggered by floods and typhoons is more serious in eastern area and central area than in western zone and that the Natech risk triggered by geological disasters is more serious in the west part. Approximately 7.85% of the areas are at relatively high-risk and above the Natech risk level based on the comprehensive assessment of three types of Natech risks. The combined population of these areas accounts for approximately 15.67% of the whole YREB, and the combined GDP accounts for approximately 25.41%. It can be predicted that the occurrence of Natech risks in these areas will cause serious harm to both the people and the economy. This work will provide the basis and key management direction for Natech risk management in the YREB.

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Current situation and needs in man-made and natech risks management using Earth Observation techniques

Cited by 3 publications

References 59 publications

Forest fire induced Natech risk assessment: A survey of geospatial technologies

Forest fire induced Natech risk assessment: A survey of geospatial technologies

Kebijakan Penggunaan dan Pengoperasian Sistem Pesawat Udara Tanpa Awak

Natural hazard triggered technological risks in the Yangtze River Economic Belt, China

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