A Decision Support Model for Improvement of Urban Resilience through Accessibility Analysis

Decision support systems provide vital benefits supplying additional information before planning in disaster management. To improve a city's resilience against disasters such organization and maintenance must be conducted during the city stage. In this work, an improvement suggestion mechanism is built using risk value estimation through availability of emergency centers road network redundancy provided. This approach investigates study area to determine possible zones within routing analysis. Upon investigation necessary parameters, calculated for each administrative division city. These values are then passed decision stage which system can pick one or several items from list improvements reduce overall riskiness these divisions. work combines ideas management domain formula quantitative meaning aspect customized further help planners have preliminary analysis by showing optimal locations place new facilities.