methodological framework for analysing cascading effects from flood events: the case of sukhumvit area, bangkok, thailand
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Abstract
Impacts from floods in urban areas can be diverse and wide ranging. These can include the loss of human life, infrastructure and property damages, as well as other kinds of nuisance and inconvenience to urban life. Hence, the ability to identify and quantify wider ranging effects from floods is of the utmost importance to urban flood managers and infrastructure operators. The present work provides a contribution in this direction and describes a methodological framework for analysing cascading effects from floods that has been applied for the Sukhumvit area in Bangkok (Thailand). It demonstrates that the effects from floods can be much broader in their reach and magnitude than the sole impacts incurred from direct and immediate losses. In Sukhumvit, these include loss of critical services, assets and goods, traffic congestion and delays in transportation, loss of business and income, disturbances and discomfort to the residents, and all these can be traced with the careful analysis of cascading effects. The present work explored the use of different visualization options to present the findings. These include a casual loop diagram, a HAZUR resilience map, a tree diagram and GIS maps.
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| Authors | ;Geofrey Hilly;Zoran Vojinovic;Sutat Weesakul;Arlex Sanchez;Duc Nguyen Hoang;Slobodan Djordjevic;Albert S. Chen;Barry Evans |
| Journal | Journal of food biochemistry |
| Year | 2018 |
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