MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MAN-MADE EMERGENCIES

With the rapid development of industry and technology, man-made emergencies are becoming more urgent and dangerous. The paper considers the mathematical analysis of man-made emergencies, taking into account the specifics of their occurrence. Mathematical models for assessing and predicting man-made emergencies, their probability of occurrence and consequences for the environment and society as a whole are being investigated. Special attention is paid to the development and application of statistical and deterministic methods for making forecasts related to various types of man-made accidents. The study analyzes the factors influencing the likelihood of man-made emergencies, including technical, social and economic aspects. Based on the results obtained, recommendations are proposed for improving the risk management system and rapid response to emergency situations. The results of mathematical modeling illustrate how the use of modern technologies and analytical approaches can contribute to more effective prevention and minimization of the consequences of man-ma4de emergencies. The work is aimed at increasing the awareness of participants in safety management processes and preparedness for such situations, which ultimately can help reduce the number of man-made emergencies and reduce their negative impact on humans and the natural environment.

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NATURAL AND MAN-MADE RISKS (PHYSICO-MATHEMATICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS)
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.61260/2307-7476-2024-3-11-22
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Combustion and Detonation Processes
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MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MAN-MADE EMERGENCIES

Е Н Неверов, D.A. Besperstov, Ivan Yakovlev, Nikita Semenov
NATURAL AND MAN-MADE RISKS (PHYSICO-MATHEMATICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS)
Combustion and Detonation Processes
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MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF MAN-MADE EMERGENCIES

Е Н Неверов, D.A. Besperstov, Ivan Yakovlev, Nikita Semenov
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Abstract

With the rapid development of industry and technology, man-made emergencies are becoming more urgent and dangerous. The paper considers the mathematical analysis of man-made emergencies, taking into account the specifics of their occurrence. Mathematical models for assessing and predicting man-made emergencies, their probability of occurrence and consequences for the environment and society as a whole are being investigated. Special attention is paid to the development and application of statistical and deterministic methods for making forecasts related to various types of man-made accidents. The study analyzes the factors influencing the likelihood of man-made emergencies, including technical, social and economic aspects. Based on the results obtained, recommendations are proposed for improving the risk management system and rapid response to emergency situations. The results of mathematical modeling illustrate how the use of modern technologies and analytical approaches can contribute to more effective prevention and minimization of the consequences of man-ma4de emergencies. The work is aimed at increasing the awareness of participants in safety management processes and preparedness for such situations, which ultimately can help reduce the number of man-made emergencies and reduce their negative impact on humans and the natural environment.

NATURAL AND MAN-MADE RISKS (PHYSICO-MATHEMATICAL AND APPLIED ASPECTS)Vol. 2024(3)
Kemerovo State University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Combustion and Detonation Processes
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