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Interconnections and interdependences in hydrometeorological risk management in a climate change context. Analysis of systemic vulnerabilities in the

Interconnections and interdependences in hydrometeorological risk management in a climate change context. Analysis of systemic vulnerabilities in the
气候变化背景下水文气象风险管理的相互联系和相互依赖。
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2059424
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$0.0万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Studentship
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018 至 --

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物理脆弱性极大地造成了与危险事件相关的人力、经济和基础设施损失,但对它们的理解仍然很少,对可视化和交流具有挑战性。该项目旨在评估和绘制智利北部的脆弱性热点,该地区拥有社区、水资源、能源和采矿公司,这些社区、水资源、能源和采矿公司是高度暴露于地质和水文气象灾害的全球重要关键基础设施。将使用地理信息系统工具和R对这些热点进行严格评估。收集和生成的数据将与调查研究相结合,以了解对该区域风险、危害和脆弱性的看法。其目的是描绘暴露在各种自然灾害下的脆弱性的关键空间和时间部分,以突出更脆弱的地区。将对地图进行评估和测试,以帮助以最有效的方式将调查结果传达给利益攸关方。该项目将以相关、实用和易于使用的格式向最需要的人提供有用和可用的地图。这些地图将根据最终用户的需求使用公民科学方法进行量身定做,这将通过在各种潜在用户群体中进行测试来实现。具体地说,地图的设计、建造和互动性将在整个项目中与潜在用户迭代共同制作。衡量研究影响的标准将是外部项目伙伴对工具的应用情况。
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Physical vulnerabilities contribute greatly to human, economic and infrastructure losses associated with hazardous events, and yet they remain poorly understood and challenging to visualise and communicate. This project aims to assess and map vulnerability hot spots in northern Chile, which host communities, water resources, energy and mining accompanies which are globally-significant critical infrastructures highly exposed to geological and hydrometeorological hazards. These hot spots will be critically assessed using GIS tools and R. The data gathered and generated will be combined with survey studies to understand perceptions of risk, hazards and vulnerabilities in this region. The aim is to portray critical spatial and temporal components of vulnerabilities exposed to various natural hazards in order to highlight areas more vulnerable. The maps will be evaluated and tested to help communicate findings to stakeholders in the most effective way. The project will provide useful and usable maps to those who need it most in formats that are relevant, functional and easy to use. The maps will be tailored to the needs of end users using citizen science methodologies, which will be achieved by testing them with a variety of potential user groups. Specifically, map design, construction and interactivity will be co-produced iteratively with potential users throughout the project. The measure of the impact of the research will be the application of the tools by the external project partners.
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