Evaluating Regional Flood Disaster Resilience Based on the DROP Model and TOPSIS Method: A Case Study of the Katsushika Ward, Tokyo

Lianxiao,; Morimoto, Takahiro; Tong, Siqin; An, Chang; Bao, Yuhai; Guo, Fei

doi:10.1061/(asce)nh.1527-6996.0000551

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“…Lianxiao ( 17 ), based on the connotation of community resilience, proposed the principles of the Disaster Resilience Operational Principles (DROP) model for regional disaster resilience (as shown in Figure 1 ). The model explains the operational principles of community resilience before and after disasters.…”

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The application of innovative ecosystems to build resilient communities in response to major public health events

La,

Li,

Liu

2024

Front. Public Health

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In recent years, major public health events have had a significant and far-reaching impact on communities. As a response, there has been an increasing interest in enhancing community resilience through innovative ecosystems that involve diverse stakeholders with varying needs and demands. This study investigates the application of innovative ecosystems to improve community resilience in the face of major public health events by utilizing a sequential game approach to balance the interests of government, community, and residents. Subsequently, a comprehensive questionnaire survey was conducted among key stakeholders to ascertain their objectives, requirements and concerns for the innovation ecosystem based on the analysis results of the game model. The reliability and effectiveness of the proposed research method were verified through the analysis and verification of the sequence game model and questionnaire survey results. Finally, according to our analysis results, we propose countermeasures for promoting innovative ecosystems to improve community resilience. The research results indicate that the successful implementation of innovative ecosystems requires consideration of the different needs of stakeholders such as government officials, community members, and residents. Combining these perspectives can effectively promote such systems while enhancing the community’s resilience to major public health events.

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confidence: 99%