Analysis of Planning & Implementation Evaluation in Preventive Resettlement

Zi Jiang Hu; Guo Qing Shi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.448-453.245

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Analysis of Planning & Implementation Evaluation in Preventive Resettlement

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Preventive resettlement of populations located in high-risk areas is a corrective measure in which all or part of a community is relocated because of the high risk of disaster. Such a measure should be seen as a last resort, when it is impossible to mitigate risk factors associated, for example, with landslides, the likelihood of volcanic eruptions, or severe flooding that cannot be controlled. It constitutes aprogressive-corrective measure in which action is taken to address not only exposure to existing risk but also the factors underlying vulnerability. Multilevel multinomial qualitative indicators are involved in evaluation of the planning and implementation of preventive resettlement. In order to enhance the scientific level of planning and implementation, it forms the evaluation index system. AHP approach will be used to determine the index weight. Using fuzzy comprehensive evaluation, combined with the TG reservoir resettlement planning and implementation of disaster prevention program, are optimization analysis on obstacle planning scheme and implementation of preventive resettlement.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 448-453)

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Zi Jiang Hu*, Guo Qing Shi

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AHP, Implementation, Optimize, Planning, Preventive Resettlement

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