Journal article

An intelligent disaster decision support system for increasing the sustainability of transport networks

A Rajabifard, RG Thompson, Y Chen

Natural Resources Forum | Published : 2015

Abstract

The increase in extreme weather events arising from climate change is posing serious threats to the sustainability of transport systems, creating the need for improved tools for decision support for more effectively managing natural disasters. There are numerous transport-related decisions that are required during the response, recovery and preparedness stages of the disaster management cycle. This paper describes the development and application of the Intelligent Disaster Decision Support System (IDDSS), which provides a platform for integrating a vast range of road network, traffic, geographic, economic and meteorological data, as well as dynamic disaster and transport models. Initial appl..

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Funding Acknowledgements

The Intelligent Disaster Decision Support System project is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Justice Natural Disaster Resilience Grant Scheme. Other members of the research team are Professor Priyan Mendis, Dr. Tuan Ngo, Dr. Mohsen Kalantari and Dr. Katie Potts. Other contributors to this project are Sam Amirebrahimi, Alireza Kashian and Kuo-Chih Hung.