Technogenic Emergencies: Can They Be Reliably Predicted?

Menshikov, Valery A.; Perminov, Anatoly N.; Urlichich, Yuri M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-0810-9_2

Global Aerospace Monitoring and Disaster Management 2011

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-0810-9_2

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Technogenic Emergencies: Can They Be Reliably Predicted?

Valery A. Menshikov

Anatoly N. Perminov

Yuri M. Urlichich

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Kaliuzhnyi¹,

Shurukhnov

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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In this article, the authors consider the possibility of using the Safe City software and hardware complex to ensure human safety and security when living within specific territories. The prospects and results of using ICT and mathematical modeling of processes occurring in a certain territory are substantiated. Attention is drawn to the subsystem “Environmental Safety” of the hardware-software complex “Safe City” and the possibility of its use by law enforcement agencies. The approaches to the assessment and mathematical modeling of geodynamic risks arising in a particular territory are investigated. We studied the negative phenomena affecting a person and recorded by means of the APK “Safe City”. The factors contributing to the formation of geodynamic risks in certain territories are analyzed. Forms and methods of using the results of computer modeling of the processes of geodynamic movements in the activities of law enforcement agencies are substantiated. The tasks and functions of law enforcement bodies that are to be aided by mathematical modeling of geodynamic processes in specific territorial systems are highlighted.

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Using the capabilities of computer modeling in the software and hardware complex “Safe City”

Kaliuzhnyi¹,

Shurukhnov

2020

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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Assessment of Spatial and Temporary Features of Distribution of Natural and Man-Made Emergency Situations on the Territory of Siberian Federal District

Ignateva

Knaub

2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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This paper dissects the current spatial and temporary distribution patterns of emergencies in constituent entities of Siberian Federal District. It dissects the economic, social and environmental situation in these entities. The article contains information about the spatial structure of natural and man-made emergencies which happened in Siberian Federal District is provided. The research presents a method to analyse subjects of Siberian Federal District for the first time. Methods of research includes information about transport, protection from natural disaster, environmental stress and others. The article gives information about natural and man-made emergencies from 2000 to 2013 years is given and is divided by different social situations in each regions.

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Technogenic Emergencies: Can They Be Reliably Predicted?

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Using the capabilities of computer modeling in the software and hardware complex “Safe City”

Using the capabilities of computer modeling in the software and hardware complex “Safe City”

Assessment of Spatial and Temporary Features of Distribution of Natural and Man-Made Emergency Situations on the Territory of Siberian Federal District

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