英文摘要 |
Most of the previous studies on disaster countermeasure focused on disasterprevention, such as the allocation/dispatching of medical resources, fire fighterand police forces in urban areas. Only a few studies provided better ways ofemergency rehabilitation after disasters in non-urban areas. Since theobjectives chosen in the previous studies were inappropriate for theconstruction of disaster rehabilitation, and their assumed rehabilitationconstructions were constrained by the predefined duty areas, the proposedsolutions’ performance has been affected significantly. The goals of seismicemergency rehabilitation in this study are to reduce the maximum number ofsuffered people and to repair the maximum kilometers of open roads. Wesurveyed workers of the Directorate General of Highways whose units haveparticipated in Chi-Chi earthquake rehabilitation. Surveys are conducted toexamine if there are differences between their preferred objectives and theissues concluded in the discussion after operation. The findings will be used tosupport the construction of scheduling models. The study has also defineddifferent sets of possible factors affecting emergency rehabilitation time. Basedon that, we have calculated and recommended a set of simple time adjustmentparameters to expedite analysis. In the study, a simple disaster network wasused for analysis. Then, an empirical case has been used to test the feasibility ofthe proposed algorithm. The performances of a traditional emergencyrehabilitation scheduling method in 72 hours post-earthquake have been treatedas a basic comparing group. The rehabilitation performances associated withthe objective function proposed in the study under the scenario of duty zonesystem and non-duty zone system are measured. Finalty, the environmentscenario collected from Nan-Tou County were used to verify the feasibility of theproposed scheduling model. |