Study on the Evaluation Models of Direct Economic Losses in Urban Flood Disasters

De Cai Kong; Feng Ping Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.433-440.4878

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Study on the Evaluation Models of Direct Economic Losses in Urban Flood Disasters

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Based on disaster system theory, flood risk assessment was conducted in regard to natural properties of hazard and environment as well as socioeconomics of hazard-affected bodies. The general process of economic loss evaluation in flood was consisted of two parts, namely the evaluation of pre-disaster value of hazard-affected bodies and the determination of direct economic loss rate in the flood disaster. At last, the evaluation models of direct economic losses in urban flood were established.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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De Cai Kong, Feng Ping Wu

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Direct Economic Losses, Risk Analysis, Urban Flood Disaster

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