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Integrated Modeling of Disaster Emergency Response Activities Using Simulation: Bornova Case Study

Author(s) -

Aslı Kılıç,

Mahmut Ali Gökçe,

Mehmet Cemali Dinçer

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

anadolu university journal of science and technology- a - applied sciences and engineering :

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2146-0205

DOI - 10.18038/btda.44598

Subject(s) - emergency management , emergency response , preparedness , disaster preparedness , computer science , emergency procedure , operations research , engineering , medical emergency , computer security , medicine , political science , law

We present a detailed integrated simulation model for casualty transportation and emergency room management after a major disaster. Usually, the two important processes are handled separately in literature. However, to be able to correctly evaluate preparedness of disaster and emergency and minimize potential loss of lives, these two interconnected processes must be analysed together. We present a case study for the proposed integrated simulation model using real life data for Bornova, Izmir in Turkey. Results obtained by running the simulation model with a detailed experimental design are statistically analysed and findings are discussed.

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