Open AccessEnvironmental Chemical Disasters and an Example of Security Report
Author(s) -
Teodora Jelić,
Nataša Petrović,
Jasna Petković
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18690/978-961-286-442-2.27
Subject(s) - domino effect , process (computing) , computer security , key (lock) , environmental disaster , risk analysis (engineering) , business , computer science , oil spill , internet privacy , political science , environmental protection , law , environmental science , operating system
t Many industrial incidents, which have taken place since the seventies of the last century onwards, have raised many questions and conclusions. These disasters have shown that it is a human, a key risk factor for the survival of all living on our planet. The very approach to the prevention and recovery system proved to be frivolous, careless, and full of holes, and as a result, we got the devastating consequences. After these incidents, the environmental awareness and acceptance of the domino effect, which they carried with them, arose. When an industrial accident occurs, it causes people's death and affects the economy, social stability, and endangering the environment and biodiversity. Therefore, in the prevention process and various laws and directives, with the development of technology, there is also the development of computer programs to anticipate possible hazards and speed up the repair of the problem when this happens.