Crisis Events And Analysis Of Selected Territorial And Spatial Impacts

Crisis events mostly affect the development of a territory where they occur in a negative way. The calculation of the relevant statistical indicators resulting from emerged crisis events is problematic within the countries that make up the Visegrad Group. This is due to the fragmented legislative fr...

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Published in:WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment 2015-01, Vol.199, p.221
Main Authors: Betakova, J, Zeman, R, Dvorsky, J, Pavlenko, T
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Crises
Cultural values
Hazards
Perception
Risk management
Safety management
Statistical analysis
Territory
Urban areas
Variance analysis
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Summary:Crisis events mostly affect the development of a territory where they occur in a negative way. The calculation of the relevant statistical indicators resulting from emerged crisis events is problematic within the countries that make up the Visegrad Group. This is due to the fragmented legislative framework of terms. The perception of natural risks by residents that are associated with the emergence of a crisis event is the basis for subsequent priority setting within the territorial unit. When evaluating the perception of selected natural hazards which occur the most frequently in central Europe, we used the quantitative method of mathematical statistics called the "analysis of variance". This paper goes on to consider the incorporation and implementation of risk management into territorial plans as a preventive measure to increase safety. Risk management contributes significantly to the protection of human life, material and cultural values, as well as the environment. At the same time it increases the level of comprehensive safety in urban areas. As a result, the probability of a crisis event emerging are reduced thereby reducing the costs of eliminating their negative consequences.
ISSN:1746-448X
1743-3541
DOI:10.2495/RAV150191