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Analyzing disaster-forming environments and the spatial distribution of flood disasters and snow disasters that occurred in China from 1949 to 2000
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Wei Su
,
Xiaodong Zhang
,
Zhen Wang
,
Xiaohui Su
,
Jianxi Huang
,
Siquan Yang
,
Sanchao Liu
Flood disasters and snow disasters are frequent disasters in China, causing considerable
economic loss
and serious damage to towns and farms. The problems of how these two disaster types distribute and what disaster-forming environments are important to their occurrence are the most pressing problems in disaster risk assessment and salvage material arrangement. The present study aims to establish the regularity of flood/snow disaster outbreaks and the important disaster-forming environmental factors, and a
spatial autocorrelation
analysis method and a
canonical correlation analysis
method are used to answer these two questions separately. Experimental results indicate that serious flood disasters distribute mainly on the south area of China and snow disasters occur on the north area; those areas should be allocated correspondingly more salvage materials. And some disaster-forming environmental factors are important for the occurrence of flood/snow disasters, and can be used in disaster risk assessment.
Journal:
Mathematical and Computer Modelling - MATH COMPUT MODELLING
, vol. 54, no. 3, pp. 1069-1078, 2011
DOI:
10.1016/j.mcm.2010.11.037
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...Hydrogeological hazard [1], flood disaster [2], snow disaster [
3
], meteorological disaster [4], and windblown sand disaster [5] are studied as the main research objects, and most of them are focused on a large scale involving a region or even a country...
Jing Huang
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The hazard-formative environment evolution of storm surge hazard in Ya...
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The hazard-formative environment evolution of storm surge hazard in Yang Shan Port, China
Jing Huang
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Jun Wang
,
Mingwu Ye
,
Zhenlou Chen
,
Shiyuan Xu
Conference:
International Conference on GeoInformatics - Geoinformatics
, pp. 1-5, 2011