2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-45991-2_6
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Threat Assessment Method for Intelligent Disaster Decision Support System

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“…The natural disaster spreads within a certain terrain (ter ritory), the model of which is represented as territorial system (TS) Ξ. TS model is represented in the form of subspace Х of twodimensional Euclidean space with given norm, metric and overlapped lattice of square cells of equal area [10,11].…”
Section: Methods Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The natural disaster spreads within a certain terrain (ter ritory), the model of which is represented as territorial system (TS) Ξ. TS model is represented in the form of subspace Х of twodimensional Euclidean space with given norm, metric and overlapped lattice of square cells of equal area [10,11].…”
Section: Methods Of Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Incomplete ness and inaccuracy of defining the different events char acteristics, common to natural disasters, allow softening demands to the accuracy of input information representa tion. In consequence, the required system response speed can be achieved using some roughening (blurring) of the spatial model, which allow decreasing the requirements as to natural disaster model in terms of accuracy [10,11].…”
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“…Zharikova and Sherstjuk propose a qualitative danger and threat assessment method based on the principle of the maximal allowable limits for an intelligent disaster decision support system. Their method employs the rough set based plausible disaster spreading model and the formal model of the territorial system.…”
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“…Based on this, we can use soft topological spaces to build a spatial model of the destructive process, as well as the fuzzy rough method for its blurring [21,22]. The aim of this work is to develop the approximate spatial model of the destructive process within GETS in disaster conditions [14]. To overcome the computational complexity problem, we build a topological spatial model and soften the effects of discretization using the fuzzy rough sets.…”
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