Effectiveness of Investments in Prevention of Geological Disasters

Ugo Fiore (), Zelda Marino (), Francesca Perla (), Mariafortuna Pietroluongo (), Salvatore Scognamiglio () and and Paolo Zanetti ()
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Ugo Fiore: Parthenope University
Zelda Marino: Parthenope University
Francesca Perla: Parthenope University
Mariafortuna Pietroluongo: Parthenope University
Salvatore Scognamiglio: Parthenope University
and Paolo Zanetti: Parthenope University

A chapter in Dynamics of Disasters, 2021, pp 101-108 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Research on geological disasters has made several achievements in monitoring, early warning, and risk assessment. Substantial resources are being invested in prevention projects, but, due to geographical and demographical complexity, incompleteness of data, and small number of samples, a quantitative analysis on the number of geological disasters and the entity of investments in their prevention is a difficult problem. In this work, the relation is studied between the amount of resources invested in prevention and the number of geological disasters in subsequent years. The analysis is performed on historical data, using statistical methods and a LSTM recurrent neural network.

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Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-64973-9_6

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