Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process

Dam break is an accident that may heavily threat downstream residents' life and property safety, especially in China. As revealed by accident investigation statistics, both flawed organizational behavior and inadequate downstream resident risk awareness have affected the safety risk of reservoi...

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Autores principales: Guangze Shen, Yi Lu, Shichen Zhang, Yan Xiang, Jinbao Sheng, Jilei Fu, Shan Fu, Mengyang Liu
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:5478cb5f449345fdacce0de6bed78a972021-11-06T07:13:04ZRisk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process1606-97491607-079810.2166/ws.2021.004https://doaj.org/article/5478cb5f449345fdacce0de6bed78a972021-05-01T00:00:00Zhttp://ws.iwaponline.com/content/21/3/1356https://doaj.org/toc/1606-9749https://doaj.org/toc/1607-0798Dam break is an accident that may heavily threat downstream residents' life and property safety, especially in China. As revealed by accident investigation statistics, both flawed organizational behavior and inadequate downstream resident risk awareness have affected the safety risk of reservoir dams. Multiple information transferring mode and dynamic processes perform with the characteristics of social-technical systems. Based on the system dynamics approach, this study proposed a risk causation model aiming for factor interactions involving organizational, human, and technical system levels. The derived simulation model represented the historical risk evolution process of Gouhou reservoir in China and the rationality of the proposed model was verified. To further improve the efficiency of the organizational response and monitor real-time dam safety, a software tool called Dam Emergency Response Aids (DERA) was constructed to evaluate the potential safety benefits of risk control measures, and to overcome the defects of static emergency plans. By integrating relevant professional modules and data, the mobile application (APP) has been applied on the Jinniu Mountain reservoir dam in Nanjing of China and helped to maintain its excellent safety operation until now. It shows that the risk dynamics model proposed can improve the abilities of dam operating management organization for more effective responses under emergency circumstances. HIGHLIGHTS This research helps to remind the safety responsible organizations to focus their investment on publicizing and downstream resident training, which will increase their awareness of risks, enhance public understanding of the evacuation process and risk pre-judgment criteria, and maintain trusts in organization decision-making and community cohesion.;Guangze ShenYi LuShichen ZhangYan XiangJinbao ShengJilei FuShan FuMengyang LiuIWA Publishingarticledam breakintelligent emergency decision-makingrisk dynamicsscenario simulationsoftware toolWater supply for domestic and industrial purposesTD201-500River, lake, and water-supply engineering (General)TC401-506ENWater Supply, Vol 21, Iss 3, Pp 1356-1371 (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language EN
topic dam break
intelligent emergency decision-making
risk dynamics
scenario simulation
software tool
Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes
TD201-500
River, lake, and water-supply engineering (General)
TC401-506
spellingShingle dam break
intelligent emergency decision-making
risk dynamics
scenario simulation
software tool
Water supply for domestic and industrial purposes
TD201-500
River, lake, and water-supply engineering (General)
TC401-506
Guangze Shen
Yi Lu
Shichen Zhang
Yan Xiang
Jinbao Sheng
Jilei Fu
Shan Fu
Mengyang Liu
Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
description Dam break is an accident that may heavily threat downstream residents' life and property safety, especially in China. As revealed by accident investigation statistics, both flawed organizational behavior and inadequate downstream resident risk awareness have affected the safety risk of reservoir dams. Multiple information transferring mode and dynamic processes perform with the characteristics of social-technical systems. Based on the system dynamics approach, this study proposed a risk causation model aiming for factor interactions involving organizational, human, and technical system levels. The derived simulation model represented the historical risk evolution process of Gouhou reservoir in China and the rationality of the proposed model was verified. To further improve the efficiency of the organizational response and monitor real-time dam safety, a software tool called Dam Emergency Response Aids (DERA) was constructed to evaluate the potential safety benefits of risk control measures, and to overcome the defects of static emergency plans. By integrating relevant professional modules and data, the mobile application (APP) has been applied on the Jinniu Mountain reservoir dam in Nanjing of China and helped to maintain its excellent safety operation until now. It shows that the risk dynamics model proposed can improve the abilities of dam operating management organization for more effective responses under emergency circumstances. HIGHLIGHTS This research helps to remind the safety responsible organizations to focus their investment on publicizing and downstream resident training, which will increase their awareness of risks, enhance public understanding of the evacuation process and risk pre-judgment criteria, and maintain trusts in organization decision-making and community cohesion.;
format article
author Guangze Shen
Yi Lu
Shichen Zhang
Yan Xiang
Jinbao Sheng
Jilei Fu
Shan Fu
Mengyang Liu
author_facet Guangze Shen
Yi Lu
Shichen Zhang
Yan Xiang
Jinbao Sheng
Jilei Fu
Shan Fu
Mengyang Liu
author_sort Guangze Shen
title Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
title_short Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
title_full Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
title_fullStr Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
title_full_unstemmed Risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
title_sort risk dynamics modeling of reservoir dam break for safety control in the emergency response process
publisher IWA Publishing
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/5478cb5f449345fdacce0de6bed78a97
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