英文摘要 |
In a time where humanity increasingly must make an effort to live harmoniously in the natural world, the global toll from extreme natural events has become an important issue in disaster prevention and assessment. This study introduces the assessment framework for compound disasters with the spatial statistical model of compound disaster damage assessment and natural hazard scales to respond to the disaster management strategies. The study methodology has been tested using the Zengwun River catchment in Tainan, Taiwan as a case study. First, both upstream and downstream are the most local spatial areas for aggregation of a compound disaster; secondly, a line correlation exists between the number of compound disasters and total losses from such disasters. Finally, the significant correlation of spatial scale has been demonstrated to be remarkable. This paper also estimates the condition of disaster prevention and assessment under the relationship between compound disasters and hierarchical effect based on the resilient city of the assessment framework of compound disaster. |