Generating evacuation task plans for community typhoon emergencies: an integration of case-driven and model-driven approaches

Zhao-ge Liu (), Xiang-yang Li and Dilawar Khan Durrani
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Zhao-ge Liu: Harbin Institute of Technology
Xiang-yang Li: Harbin Institute of Technology
Dilawar Khan Durrani: Harbin Institute of Technology

Operational Research, 2021, vol. 21, issue 1, No 27, 745-774

Abstract: Abstract In community emergency management, it is crucial to generate evacuation task plans (ETPs) to help reduce risks in complex disaster situations. Case-driven and model-driven approaches have their respective advantages in generating ETPs, which can complement each other. With case-driven approach, historical experience can be fully used to establish the relationship between typhoon scenarios and historical ETPs. Through model-driven approach, the continuity of ETPs can be guaranteed when required information to operate the plans is missing. This study aims at proposing an integrated approach that can combine the benefits of both case-driven approaches and model-driven approaches. Based on the structural modeling of evacuation tasks, this paper proposes an integrated approach to generate ETPs for community typhoon emergencies. Finally, a case that is based on actual problems is provided to verify the reasonability and effectiveness of the proposed method.

Keywords: Community typhoon emergencies; Evacuation task plans; Case-driven approach; Model-driven approach; Integrated approach (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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