In
the
field
of
disaster
management,
it
is
imperative
to
recognize
progress
made
in
study
natural
disasters,
particularly
terms
methodology
and
technology.
Artificial
intelligence
being
utilized
various
fields
industries.
The
includes
disciplines
such
as
geospatial
analysis,
robotics,
technology
for
drones,
machine
learning,
telecommunications
network
services,
remote
sensing,
environmental
impact
assessment.
incorporation
across
sectors
essential
accelerating
societal
change.
Recent
technological
advancements
have
greatly
influenced
studying
responses
risks
catastrophes.
Researchers
social
sciences
methodologies
approaches
disasters
from
viewpoints
their
specific
disciplines,
well
transdisciplinary
interdisciplinary
domains.
researchers
used
quantitative
qualitative
data
collection
analysis.
This
provides
a
comprehensive
analysis
applications
AI
currently
throughout
different
stages
management.
statement
above
highlights
substantial
influence
fields,
emphasizing
its
ability
provide
quick
efficient
characterized
by
increased
speed,
precision,
readiness.
Utilizing
sensing
geographic
information
systems
management
improves
planning
capabilities,
facilitates
situational
awareness,
accelerates
recovery
efforts.
There
widely
accepted
agreement
among
individuals
regarding
significant
importance
GIS
RS
managing
emergencies.
mitigating
impacts
governmental
entities
can
enhance
efficiency
decision-Making
employing
visualization
tools,
satellite
imagery,
analyses.
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
101, С. 104243 - 104243
Опубликована: Янв. 3, 2024
Urban
flooding
has
emerged
as
a
significant
urban
issue
in
cities
worldwide,
with
China
being
particularly
affected.
To
effectively
manage
and
mitigate
floods,
holistic
examination
of
the
interaction
between
subsystems
is
required
to
improve
flood
resilience.
However,
interactions
mechanisms
under
disaster
haven't
been
addressed
adequately
previous
studies.
Therefore,
this
paper
established
conceptual
framework
for
illustrating
natural-ecological
social-economic
subsystem
considering
pressure,
state,
response
within
cycle.
The
objective
investigate
coupling
coordination
degree
(CCD)
these
identify
driving
factors
geographical
detector
model,
Yangtze
River
Delta
are
selected
an
empirical
example.
findings
reveal
overall
upward
trend
towards
whole
area
notable
variability
among
cities.
resilience
state
dimension
emerges
crucial
aspect
determining
CCD
area.
Key
coordinated
development
identified
air
pollution,
global
warming,
technological
innovation,
governance
power,
financial
strength,
urbanization.
Based
on
factors,
presents
potential
implications
that
can
serve
effective
guidance
offer
insights
policymakers,
planners,
researchers
their
efforts
enhance
sustainable
future.
Information,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(5), С. 280 - 280
Опубликована: Май 14, 2024
This
research
paper
presents
a
comprehensive
study
on
optimizing
the
critical
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
factors
influencing
cost
management
in
civil
engineering
projects
using
multi-criteria
decision-making
(MCDM)
approach.
The
problem
addressed
revolves
around
need
to
effectively
manage
costs
endeavors
amidst
growing
complexity
of
and
increasing
integration
AI
technologies.
methodology
employed
involves
utilization
three
MCDM
tools,
specifically
Delphi,
interpretive
structural
modeling
(ISM),
Cross-Impact
Matrix
Multiplication
Applied
Classification
(MICMAC).
A
total
17
factors,
categorized
into
eight
broad
groups,
were
identified
analyzed.
Through
application
different
techniques,
relative
importance
interrelationships
among
these
determined.
key
findings
reveal
role
certain
such
as
risk
mitigation
components,
processes.
Moreover,
hierarchical
structure
generated
through
ISM
influential
via
MICMAC
provide
insights
for
prioritizing
strategic
interventions.
implications
this
extend
informing
decision-makers
domain
about
effective
strategies
leveraging
their
practices.
By
adopting
systematic
approach,
stakeholders
can
enhance
project
outcomes
while
resource
allocation
mitigating
financial
risks.
Civil Engineering Journal,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
10(2), С. 614 - 627
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2024
Early
warning
of
flood
hazards
needs
to
be
carried
out
comprehensively
avoid
a
higher
risk
disaster.
Every
decision
on
early
hazard
is
in
part
by
one
party,
namely
the
government
or
water
resource
managers.
This
research
aims
provide
collaborative
decision-making
model
for
through
Group
Decision
Support
System
Model
(GDSS),
especially
Indonesia.
The
novelty
this
that
GDSS
involves
more
than
decision-maker
and
multi-criteria
downstream
Kali
Sadar
River,
Mojokerto
Regency,
East
Java
Province,
was
developed
using
hybrid
method,
Analytical
Network
Process
(ANP)
VlseKriterijumska
Optimizacija
I
Kompromisno
Resenje
(VIKOR).
There
result;
voting
BORDA
method
produce
decision.
test
results
were
obtained
Spearman
rank
correlation
coefficient
0.8425
matrix
confusion,
an
accuracy
value
86.7%,
precision
recall
f-measure
86.7%.
Based
results,
good
from
model.
Doi:
10.28991/CEJ-2024-010-02-018
Full
Text:
PDF
Water,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
17(9), С. 1276 - 1276
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2025
Flash
floods
rank
among
the
most
devastating
natural
hazards,
causing
widespread
socio-economic,
environmental,
and
infrastructural
damage
globally.
Hence,
innovative
management
approaches
are
required
to
mitigate
their
increasing
frequency
intensity,
driven
by
factors
such
as
climate
change
urbanization.
Accordingly,
this
study
introduced
an
integrated
flood
assessment
approach
(IFAA)
for
sustainable
of
risks
integrating
analytical
hierarchy
process-weighted
linear
combination
(AHP-WLC)
fuzzy-ordered
weighted
averaging
(FOWA)
methods.
The
IFAA
was
applied
in
South
Khorasan
Province,
Iran,
arid
flood-prone
region.
Fifteen
controlling
factors,
including
rainfall
(RF),
slope
(SL),
land
use/land
cover
(LU/LC),
distance
rivers
(DTR),
were
processed
using
collected
data.
AHP-WLC
method
classified
region
into
susceptibility
zones:
very
low
(10.23%),
(23.14%),
moderate
(29.61%),
high
(17.54%),
(19.48%).
FOWA
technique
ensured
these
findings
introducing
optimistic
pessimistic
fuzzy
scenarios
risk.
extreme
scenario
indicated
that
98.79%
area
highly
sensitive
flooding,
while
less
than
5%
deemed
low-risk
under
conservative
scenarios.
Validation
demonstrated
its
reliability,
with
achieving
curve
(AUC)
0.83
average
accuracy
~75%
across
all
Findings
revealed
elevated
dangers
densely
populated
industrialized
areas,
particularly
northern
southern
regions,
which
influenced
proximity
rivers.
Therefore,
also
addressed
challenges
linked
development
goals
(SDGs),
SDG
13
(climate
action),
proposing
adaptive
strategies
meet
60%
targets.
This
research
can
offer
a
scalable
framework
risk
management,
providing
actionable
insights
hydrologically
vulnerable
regions
worldwide.
Ecological Indicators,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
153, С. 110457 - 110457
Опубликована: Июнь 15, 2023
This
paper
presents
a
novel
framework
for
smart
integrated
risk
management
in
arid
regions.
The
combines
flash
flood
modelling,
statistical
methods,
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
geographic
evaluations,
analysis,
and
decision-making
modules
to
enhance
community
resilience.
Flash
is
simulated
by
using
Watershed
Modelling
System
(WMS).
Statistical
methods
are
also
used
trim
outlier
data
from
physical
systems
climatic
data.
Furthermore,
three
AI
including
Support
Vector
Machine
(SVM),
Artificial
Neural
Network
(ANN),
Nearest
Neighbours
Classification
(NNC),
predict
classify
occurrences.
Geographic
Information
(GIS)
utilised
assess
potential
risks
vulnerable
regions,
together
with
Failure
Mode
Effects
Analysis
(FMEA)
Hazard
Operability
Study
(HAZOP)
methods.
module
employs
the
Classic
Delphi
technique
appropriate
solutions
control.
methodology
demonstrated
its
application
real
case
study
of
Khosf
region
Iran,
which
suffers
both
drought
severe
floods
simultaneously,
exacerbated
recent
climate
changes.
results
show
high
Coefficient
determination
(R2)
scores
SVM
at
0.88,
ANN
0.79,
NNC
0.89.
FMEA
indicate
that
over
50%
scenarios
risk,
while
HAZOP
indicates
30%
same
rate.
Additionally,
peak
flows
24
m3/s
considered
occurrences
can
cause
financial
damage
all
techniques
study.
Finally,
our
research
findings
practical
decision
support
system
compatible
sustainable
development
concepts
resilience
Water,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(2), С. 208 - 208
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2024
Predicting
monthly
streamflow
is
essential
for
hydrological
analysis
and
water
resource
management.
Recent
advancements
in
deep
learning,
particularly
long
short-term
memory
(LSTM)
recurrent
neural
networks
(RNN),
exhibit
extraordinary
efficacy
forecasting.
This
study
employs
RNN
LSTM
to
construct
data-driven
forecasting
models.
Sensitivity
analysis,
utilizing
the
of
variance
(ANOVA)
method,
also
crucial
model
refinement
identification
critical
variables.
covers
data
from
1979
2014,
employing
five
distinct
structures
ascertain
most
optimal
configuration.
Application
models
Zarrine
River
basin
northwest
Iran,
a
major
sub-basin
Lake
Urmia,
demonstrates
superior
accuracy
algorithm
over
LSTM.
At
outlet
basin,
quantitative
evaluations
demonstrate
that
outperforms
across
all
structures.
The
S3
model,
characterized
by
its
inclusion
input
variable
values
four-month
delay,
exhibits
notably
exceptional
performance
this
aspect.
measures
applicable
particular
context
were
RMSE
(22.8),
R2
(0.84),
NSE
(0.8).
highlights
River’s
substantial
impact
on
variations
Urmia’s
level.
Furthermore,
ANOVA
method
discerning
relevance
factors.
underscores
key
role
station
streamflow,
upstream
maximum
temperature
influencing
model’s
output.
Notably,
surpassing
traditional
artificial
network
(ANN)
models,
excels
accurately
mimicking
rainfall–runoff
processes.
emphasizes
potential
filter
redundant
information,
distinguishing
them
as
valuable
tools