Description
This book examines the connotations of the urban safety resilience system and the operational mechanisms of its subsystems. By employing a coupled coordination model, we conduct evaluative analyses across the personnel-facility-management dimensions of urban safety resilience. We provide a comprehensive perspective to help readers understand how disaster risk reduction theories can be applied to various subsystems of urban safety resilience, optimizing disaster management measures in different cities. This book is intended to provide practical guidance for urban planners, policymakers, and researchers, while also being accessible to general readers interested in urban development. The extensive experience and in-depth research of the author's team make this book a valuable reference for those seeking to explore urban safety resilience.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Facing and disasters in the urban development process.- Chapter 2 Literature Review of Urban Safety Resilience Research Based on Cite Space Analysis.- Chapter 3 Theoretical Approaches to the Coupling Coordination of Urban Safety Resilience.
