Assessment of Moscow population vulnerability to natural and technogenic hazards

This article introduced an assessment of the Moscow population vulnerability to natural and man-made hazards, taking into account actual size its movement within different time cycles (daily weekly-seasonal). The use alternative information sources, allowing obtain more detailed about state socio-geographical systems, correlates with modern international approaches corresponds global trends in methodological modification solve a wide range issues. In this work, addition official statistical we used data from mobile operators, which make it possible characterize localization subscribers at certain point maximum degree reliability. made significantly correct clarify currently existing ideas distribution over city territory. A series maps has been created that demonstrate density as key indicator context municipalities according Rosstat operators (at beginning 2020). order identify discrepancy between on statistically recorded real population, areas potential technogenic impact potentially dangerous enterprises was carried out. As result study, shown terms hazard level, urban space differentiation is less pronounced than level. Technogenic hazards endanger life safety not only traditionally environmentally unfavorable parts but also number prosperous prestigious districts. It found citizens zones most varies widely throughout year—from 0.6 1.3 million people (on average 1 / 10 all capital residents). These calculated results are much higher documents shows.