Structuring and Recommendations for Research on the Construction of Intelligent Multi-Industry and Multihazard Emergency Planning Systems

• Published in: Sustainability Vol. 16; no. 14; p. 5882
• Main Authors: Zhang, Xiaolei, Zhao, Kaigong, Li, Changming, Li, Yansu
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI AG 10.07.2024
• Subjects: Artificial intelligence; Cloud computing; Communication; Decision making; Digitization; Efficiency; Emergency preparedness; Information management; Information sharing; Information systems; Onsite; Planning; China
• ISSN: 2071-1050; 2071-1050
• DOI: 10.3390/su16145882

During production and operation, enterprises are faced with occurrences of production accidents. One of the prerequisites for enterprises to achieve sustainable development is building an intelligent emergency command platform. To establish a scientific and advanced emergency management information system and address the challenges related to managing emergency plans to ensure production safety, such as ambiguous roles and responsibilities, inefficient application processes, independent resources, and slow responses by enterprises with multiple types of operations and disasters, an intelligent emergency command platform was built for multiple types of operations and disasters, and this platform was extended to include rescue steps. The structure and digital management of emergency plans under multiple coupled disasters and multipoint cogeneration were determined. Similar emergency plans were automatically recommended by crawler technology and an SVM algorithm based on a public information data lake, and the effectiveness of the plans was evaluated via a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process to promote the preparation of more efficient and scientific emergency plans. Finally, the analysis of pipeline leakage and emergency drill scenarios proved that the system is scientific and reliable. The results are of great significance for improving the deep integration of modern emergency-related information technology and emergency management businesses, promoting institutional and mechanical innovation, to provide a reference for other multibusiness enterprises, wchih can also be integrated into methods for urban safety and rescue.