协同洪水风险和路网动态,优化疏散策略

Chaiwat Yaibok , Piyapong Suwanno , Thaksakorn Pornbunyanon , Chollada Kanjanakul , Saksit Bumrungrat , Prasan Jitpat , Noriyasu Tsumita , Atsushi Fukuda
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为应对不断升级的气候威胁,本研究创新性地将洪水风险评估与道路网络动力学相结合,为洪水易发地区制定了优化的疏散策略。与传统框架相比,我们的方法采用了基于路径的交通模型和洪水风险指数,大大缩短了 25% 的旅行时间和 20% 的车时。在错综复杂的疏散系统中会出现复杂情况。第 4 区是一个关键节点,因为车辆流入量增加了 15%,而且存在独特的洪水风险。我们的方法不仅提高了疏散效率,还使燃料消耗量增加了 10%,同时突出了需要进一步优化的领域。本研究提出了一种完善的、可持续的疏散模型,该模型协调了洪水风险和交通动态,为气候不确定性下的弹性城市发展提供了启示。
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Synergizing flood risk and road network dynamics for optimized evacuation strategies

In response to escalating climatic threats, this research innovatively integrates flood risk assessment with road network dynamics to formulate optimized evacuation strategies in flood-susceptible regions. Employing a path-based traffic model and flood risk index, our method significantly decreases travel durations by 25% and vehicle hours by 20% compared to traditional frameworks. Complexities arise in intricate evacuation systems. Zone 4 was a critical node due to a 15% rise in vehicular inflow and unique flood risks, emphasizing the necessity for tailored evacuation plans considering variable traffic and flood risks. Our approach enhanced evacuation efficiency and also resulted in a 10% increase in fuel consumption while highlighting areas for further optimization. This study proposes a refined, sustainable evacuation model that harmonizes flood risks and traffic dynamics and offers insights for resilient urban development amid climatic uncertainties.

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