Research on the Risk Transmission Chain for Natech Event in Urban Lifeline Based on CN and SD

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Abstract The urban lifeline Natech event is a multi-risk, multi-agent coupled system, and identifying the risk transmission chain is a prerequisite and foundation for the efficient management of urban lifeline Natech events. First, by analyzing the risk transmission mechanism, the urban lifeline Natech event involves both a natural disaster chain and a domino effect. Next, analyze the complexity and dynamic characteristics of the risk transmission chain and construct a CN-SD model for the risk transmission chain of the urban lifeline Natech event. Finally, use the "Top Ten Natural Disasters in China" and news reports as textual data to visualize the complex network of the risk transmission chain, quantify the indicators of the complex network model, and subsequently quantify the variables of the risk transmission chain system dynamics model to numerically simulate the risk transmission chain. The results indicate that this model can qualitatively and quantitatively analyze the risk transmission chain of urban lifeline Natech events. Furthermore, the numerical simulation can visualize the dynamic curve of the domino effect risk rate and level of urban lifeline technical accidents, such as traffic, power, communication, and water supply, in complex network disaster chain scenarios like rainstorms, gales, floods, and thunderstorms. This provides essential guidance for the development of risk prediction, assessment, prevention, and control measures for urban lifeline Natech events.
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First, by analyzing the risk transmission mechanism, the urban lifeline Natech event involves both a natural disaster chain and a domino effect. Next, analyze the complexity and dynamic characteristics of the risk transmission chain and construct a CN-SD model for the risk transmission chain of the urban lifeline Natech event. Finally, use the "Top Ten Natural Disasters in China" and news reports as textual data to visualize the complex network of the risk transmission chain, quantify the indicators of the complex network model, and subsequently quantify the variables of the risk transmission chain system dynamics model to numerically simulate the risk transmission chain. The results indicate that this model can qualitatively and quantitatively analyze the risk transmission chain of urban lifeline Natech events. Furthermore, the numerical simulation can visualize the dynamic curve of the domino effect risk rate and level of urban lifeline technical accidents, such as traffic, power, communication, and water supply, in complex network disaster chain scenarios like rainstorms, gales, floods, and thunderstorms. This provides essential guidance for the development of risk prediction, assessment, prevention, and control measures for urban lifeline Natech events. Earth and environmental sciences/Natural hazards Physical sciences/Engineering Urban lifeline Natech event Risk transmission Risk chain Complex network System dynamics Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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