Compilation of Disaster Risk Atlas and its Application in Integrated Disaster Risk Governance
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1 Expert Meeting of 2nd OECD Catastrophe Risk Management Conference (September 21-24, Bangkok, Thailand) Compilation of Disaster Risk Atlas and its Application in Integrated Disaster Risk Governance Taking Compilation of China Natural Disaster (System) Atlas and Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas as Examples SHI Peijun 1,2,3 WANG Jingai 2,4 LIU Lianyou 2,3 ZHANG Weixing 1,5 CHEN Wenfang 1 LV Lily 1 1.State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resource Ecology, Beijing Normal University; 2. Key Laboratory of Environmental Change and Natural Disaster, Ministry of Education of China, Beijing Normal University; 3. Academy of Disaster Reduction and Emergency Management, Ministry of Civil Affairs & Ministry of Education; 4. School of Geography and Remote Sensing Science, Beijing Normal University; 5. National Disaster Reduction Center, Ministry of Civil Affairs; the People s Republic of China, Beijing , China
2 Contents 1. Content and Technical System of Compiling Disaster Risk Maps (Atlases) 2. Compilation of China Natural Disaster (System) Atlas and Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas 3. Application of Disaster Risk Maps (Atlases) in Integrated Disaster Risk Governance 4. Conclusion and Discussion
3 1 Content and Technical System of Compiling y p g Disaster Risk Maps (Atlases)
4 Theoretical basis of Compiling Disaster Risk Maps /Atlases Disaster risk maps (atlases) should show the variation law of regional disaster system in temporal and spatial aspects. Disaster risk maps (atlases) should show the occurring and developing law and temporal-spatial pattern of such disaster chain in view of the association between hazard and disaster.
5 Content System of Compiling Disaster Risk Maps/Atlases Natural Hazard Technology (human) Environment (ecological) Compound Content system for disaster risk map (atlas) in a narrow sense Disaster (condition) Casualties Property losses Resource and ecological losses Risk Vulnerability Resilience Adaptation Risk level Framework of content system for compiling disaster risk maps/atlases
6 Technical System of Compiling Disaster Risk Maps/Atlases Organization Purpose Principle Content Technique Working Committee of Atlas Compilation Feasibility Demonstration of Mapping (Atlas) Program Compilation Program of Maps (Atlas) Academic Committee of Atlas Compilation Mapping Region, Mapping Mode, Printing Version, Scale System, Mapping Method System, Legend System, Symbol System, Database System, Mapping Software System Compilation of Maps (Atlas) Academic Design Group Coordination Office Mapping Design Group Collection of data Check of data Selection of mapping content Optimization of mapping Compilation of sample maps Academic review of maps Sample Paper Map Coordination of mapping units Coordination of data providers Coordination of mapping groups Organization of academic review on thematic maps Academic Review Review of Map Content Disaster risk maps can be divided into three kinds: paper, digital and multi-mediamedia maps. Digital maps (atlases), in addition to all the technical contents of paper maps (atlases), also need support of database technical system, geographic information system, drawing software system, computer standard and performance system. Multi-media maps (atlases),in Sample Maps (Atlas) addition to all the technical Sample Electronic Map contents of paper and digital maps (atlases), also need support Review of Maps (Atlas) of the multi-media media software Review of Mapping system, visual technical system, computer audio/video system, etc. Printing of Maps (Atlas) (Paper, Electronic & Multi-media) Release of Maps (Atlas) Framework for compiling procedure of disaster risk maps/atlases
7 2 Compilation of China Natural Disaster (System) Atlas and Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas
8 Compilation of Atlas of Natural Disasters in China The Atlas of Natural Disasters in China(in Chinese and English versions) (ZHANG Lansheng, et al, 1992)
9 The Atlas of China Natural Disaster (in Chinese and English versions)
10 Contents of Atlas of Natural Disaster in China (in Chinese and English versions)
11 Flood and Water logging in English Version
12 Hazards Chain of Rainstorm-Flood and Water logging-landside-debris Flow in July,1981,in Sichuan Province in English Version
13 Compilation of Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China The Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China (in Chinese English and CD versions) The Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China (in Chinese, English, and CD versions) (SHI Peijun, 2003)
14 The Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China (in Chinese, English and CD versions) (SHI Peijun, 2003)
15 The Contents t of the Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China in Chinese and denglish
16 The Contents t Framework of the Atlas of Natural Disaster System of China
17 Typhoon Risk of Shenzhen Urban Districts
18 Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas Management department Ministry of Science & Technology State Bureau of Survey & Mapping The compilation departments of the Atlas The Expert Group of Earthquake Resistance and Disaster Relief under National Commission for Disaster Reduction Chengdu Map Press Ministry of Civil Affairs National Disaster Reduction Center Institute of Geographical Sciences & Natural Resources research, Chinese Academy of Sciences Ministry of Civil Affairs Reform Commission Academy of Disaster Reduction & Emergency Management China 21st Century Agenda Management Center National Fundamental Geographic Information Center State Key Laboratory of Earth Surface Processes and Resource Ecology, Beijing Normal University Functions of the departments The Expert Group of Earthquake Resistance & Disaster Relief and the National Commission for Disaster Reduction organized the relevant institutions of the atlas compilation National Geomatics Center led the overall programming compilation of the Atlas, and collected data Chengdu Map Press published the Atlas Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas SHI Peijun as its chief editor (technical) and CHEN Jun as the chief editor (mapping) 8K size
19 Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas (8 parts,44 themes) Introductory Maps Disaster incubating Exposure Hazard Disaster evaluation environment Disaster response Recovery and reconstruction Addendum d Topography of china; Map of China; Affected area and disaster degree. Geological structure; Geological topography; Climate; Hydrology; Soil; Biomass. Population; Cities & towns; Transportation & Communication; Water Power; Resource; Economy. Earthquake; Geological disasters, flood & water logging; Landslide; Collapse; Debris flow; Barrier lakes. The integrated disaster evaluation, Casualties, Housing damage; Agricultural losses; Industrial losses; Service industry; Infrastructure losses, Social losses; Residential property losses; Land and resource losses; Natural ecological llosses; Relic losses, etc; The integrated disaster assessment of the 10 severe disaster counties/districts; The integrated disaster assessment of 41 major disaster counties/districts. Emergency rescue; Emergency relief; National mourning day; Emergency transfer & relocation; Scientific & technical support; Disaster monitoring; International rescue. Reconstruction planning; Pairingassistance. The planning rule of resuming & reconstruction after disaster; Explanation of Atlas compilation 3 themes 4 themes 6 themes 6 themes 14 themes 7 themes 2 themes 2 themes The Framework of the Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas
20 The cause of Disaster Disaster evaluation Emergency response Recovery & reconstruction Hazardformative environment Hazardaffected bodies Hazard formative factors The integrated disaster evaluation; Disaster evaluation of severe heavy disaster area; Disaster evaluation of general heavy disaster area. Scientific& technical support; Reconstruction ti planning; Emergency rescue; Counterpart assistance. Emergency relief. Atlas has emphatically represented the spatial distribution law of the disaster system caused by a seismic catastrophe (Richter 8.0) in China, especially the formation of hazards and disaster and the spatial pattern of catastrophe condition.
21 Demonstrating methods1 One O is based on the characteristics ti of natural disaster phenomena Second is based on the basic unit of natural disaster database The third is to integrate two or more methods while considering both the natural disaster phenomena and the basic database units In addition, the hill shading is widely used as an aid.
22 Demonstrating methods2 The isopleth method is used dto show the hazard-formative enviroments The symbolic method to demonstrate the epicenter and magnitude of earthquake, and the area method to indicate the distribution of hazards such as flood dust storm and hail The grade ratio method to reflect the vulnerability level of hazard-affectedaffected bodies and the degree of disaster effects, etc
23 Demonstrating methods3 As the plan focused on a large number of statistical charts, so we try to use various forms to express, so that each piece of thematic maps have their own characteristics, while maintaining the overall style of uniform Atlas Vienna method columnar section Compound structure
24 Tint design(1) There are two main bases for tint design: 1)The color is approximate to the landscape color of disaster phenomena for the purpose of mental connection 2)The color red is a metaphor for the magma activity to result in earthquake disasters
25 Tint design(2) We uses eight colors for the word bar decoration on the top margins to express : precedent chart hazard-formative enviroments hazard-affected bodies disaster condition assessment emgency response recovery Reconstruction addendum
26 Tint design(3) The thematic ti maps which h express the quantitative difference of disaster systems by layer tinting usually introduce the transition of 2-3 color spectrums according to the number of quantity scales. The more serious the disaster effects or the bigger the amount, the purer color is used for emphasizing i the illustrating i degree of disasters in the maps.
27 Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas
28 Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas
29 Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas
30 3 Application of Disaster Risk Maps (Atlases) in Integrated Disaster Risk Governance
31 Disaster risk maps (atlases) are the scientific basis for integrated disaster reduction planning Since the disaster risk maps are the main scientific basis for formulating the division of disasters and disaster risk : Based on the compilation of Atlas of Natural Disasters in China(in Chinese and English version), we have completed China Natural Disaster Regionalization, China Agricultural Natural Disaster Regionalization and China Urban Regionalization Based on these items of regionalization, China Integrated Disaster Reduction Planning has been formulated. Based on this, China Basic Planning for Disaster Relief Goods Reserve has been formulated.
32 Regionalization of Natural Disaster in China
33 Comprehensive Regionalization of Agriculture Natural Disaster in China
34 3 first zone; 15 second zone: Highlight the combination of the similarity types of disasters; 22 third zone: highlighted the urban agglomeration and the composite index of high-value area The Regionalization of Natural Disaster in Urban Areas
35 15 个区域 The Regionalization of Disaster Relief in China
36 Disaster risk maps (atlases) are the technical support in determining the premium rate of disaster insurance The regional variation law shown in the disaster system plays a major role of technical support in rationally determining the premium rate for disaster insurance: In 2007, the Chinese Government started to implement the measures of agricultural disaster insurance with the financial support. In formulating the premium rates for disaster insurance of such crops as paddy rice, maze, wheat and cotton, Atlas of Natural Disasters in China(in Chinese and English versions) and Atlas of Natural Disaster system of China(in Chinese and English) compiled by us have played an important role The publication of Wenchuan Earthquake Disaster Atlas had provided a technical support for the area to undertake the disaster reduction by means of insurance against seismic disasters, as well as a certain technical support especially for PICC to speed up with the catastrophe insurance.
37 Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy of China China s natural disaster insurance
38 Disaster risk maps (atlases) are the main basis of management science for compilation of emergency plan The series of maps for disaster chain risks have become the important scientific basis for the risk management : Regarding the disaster chain triggered by catastrophe, the emergency processing procedures and necessary institutional assurance for disaster chain resistance should be made clear in both spatial and temporal aspects when preparing emergency plans for the catastrophe, so that a series of work for multi-departmental cooperation and integrated optimization at central and local can be implemented, while safety construction can be further promoted.
39 play an important role in earthquake relief become an important tool for the leading become an important tool for the leading decision-making, expert studies and the rescue forces
40 Organization system: One Office and Four Committees Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy of China-- The Integrated Disaster Management System of China
41 Natural Disaster Management System of China
42 The State Emergency Response Planning for Natural Disasters
43 4 Conclusions and Discussions
44 Conclusions Disaster risk maps (atlases) are the scientific summary of the temporal-spatial variation, formation mechanism and development process of the regional disaster system as well as the long-term task for construction of disaster risk science and its disciplines. The content system of disaster risk maps (atlases) focus on temporalspatial variation law for hazards, disaster (conditions) and disaster risk. The technical system for compilation of disaster risk maps (atlases) covers the integration of three mapping techniques: paper, electronic and multi- media. Disaster risk maps (atlases) are the scientific basis for compiling the integrated disaster reduction planning, technical support for determining the premium rate for disaster insurance and basis of management science for compiling disaster emergency plans.
45 Discussions i The challenges for compiling disaster risk maps (atlases) are the inadequacy of standardized data and online use (online service of huge data, etc), untimely updating of information and other problems. Compilation of disaster risk maps (atlases) with high temporal-spatial resolution is a urgency for the integrated disaster risk governance, and a prior scientific and technological task for the world to cope with catastrophes currently.
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