7th ACUDR The Asian Conference on Urban Reduction (2026.06)바로가기
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pp.19-19
저자
Yuan-Sung Chiang, Chin-Yeh Tung, Chia-Lung Wu
언어
영어(ENG)
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https://www.earticle.net/Article/A490192
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As metropolitan areas face escalating risks from seismic threats like the Shanchiao Active Fault, the efficiency of temporary shelters is a vital metric for urban resilience. This paper evaluates the operational model of the Shilin Official Residence Disaster Prevention Park, focusing on its ability to transition from a public park to a functional emergency community within a 4-hour rapid deployment lead time. The study presents an empirical analysis of two core pillars: Smart Operations and Social Inclusivity. On the technical side, the integration of the "Taipei Pass APP" for digital registration, combined with physical GIS-based mapping, demonstrates a robust framework of Digital Redundancy. This dual-track system ensures administrative continuity and data accuracy even during potential communication disruptions—a critical lesson for high-density urban governance. A key contribution of this research is the evaluation of dynamic responses through the Master Scenario Events List (MSEL). During the 2024 validation exercise, the model effectively addressed complex social demands, including psychological first aid, gender-sensitive logistics (infant and female-specific kits), and cross-agency resource dispatching (e.g., inter-district food supply). By aligning with international Sphere Standards, the facility design ensures that vulnerable populations receive prioritized care within a high-density environment of 1,930 evacuees. The findings conclude with a scalable Standardized Operational Model (SOM), providing a pragmatic and validated reference for smart city disaster management in hyper-dense Asian contexts.
저자
Yuan-Sung Chiang [ Taipei City Fire Department; Shilin District Office, Taipei City Government; Department of Fire Science, Central Police University ]
Chin-Yeh Tung [ Taipei City Fire Department; Shilin District Office, Taipei City Government; Department of Fire Science, Central Police University ]
Chia-Lung Wu [ Taipei City Fire Department; Shilin District Office, Taipei City Government; Department of Fire Science, Central Police University ]