U18OE701A DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Class room discussion topic

W12-L30_CDT30
Topic:
Disaster management for Infrastructure
(Part-I)
Sri Ch. Pavan Kumar
Dept.of ECE

Kakatiya Institue of Technology &Science , Warangal, TS,India

DISASTER MANAGEMEN
T
FOR

INFRASTRUCTURE
(PART-I)
LECTURE OBJECTIVE

This lecture will develop your knowledge in/on....

– impacts of disaster and strategies for post disaster

economic recovery
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION

• The energy, telecommunications, transportation and financial structures pose (bhangima)

new challenges for their secure, reliable (believe) management and operation due to their
increasing complexity and interconnectedness.
• No single entity has complete control of these multi-scale, distributed, highly interactive
networks, or the ability to evaluate, monitor, and manage them in real time.
• Disaster management mainly focuses on inhabited (living) structures, the failure of which
would pose direct risk of life loss or injury.
• The survival and rapid recovery of networked infrastructure service systems is critical
to reducing the impacts of both natural and technological disasters.
 INFRASTRUCTURE
• Infrastructure refers to the systems needed for the functioning of a community.
• It comprises of an enormous (more) portion of built environment
• It includes
– Water supply and disposal of wastewater
– Road,rail,air or marine transportation
– Electric,gas and liquid fuels
– Communication systems
– Emergency services
• Large urban regions, cannot survive long if there is any failure of any of above said
systems.
TA X O N O M Y ( c l a s s i f i c a t i o n ) OF

INFRASTRUCTURE
 TAXONOMY OF
INFRASTRUCTURE
Sector System Major components

Treatment plants
Trunk lines

Sanitary Sanitary Mains pumping stations treatment plants

sewer sewer
(drainage)
 TAXONOMY OF
INFRASTRUCTURE
Sector System Major

Fossil (shilaja) fuel power plants, hydroelectric power

plants
Electric power
Transmission/ Distribution lines
Transmission/ Distribution substations
Production wells, liquification (druveekarana)
plants
Energy
Marine terminals
Gasification plants
Natural gas
Tanks
Transmission lines
Compressor stations
TAXONOMY OF INFRASTRUCTURE

Sector System Major components

Production wells, marine terminals
Refineries (clean industries)
Energy Petroleum fuels
Transmission pipelines
Distribution storage tanks
Major bridges, conventional bridges
Tunnels (sorangalu)
Transportation Highway
Limited access highways
Local roads
TAXONOMY OF INFRASTRUCTURE
Sector System Major components
Bridges, tunnels
Tracks/ Road beds
Railways Stations/ Terminals
Maintenance yards
Transportation Signaling and control centers
Runways, taxiways,
passenger terminals
Air transportation
Fuel and freight(transport)
facilities
Air traffic control system
 TAXONOMY OF
INFRASTRUCTURE
Sector System Major components

Ports/ cargo(saruku ravana) handling

Transportation equipment,Inland waterways
Water transportation

Canals and locks

Stations communication facilities

Police Stations communication facilities

Emergency services Fire
Health care Specialized water supply facilities

Hospitals
CONCLUSIONS

• Infrastructure refers to the systems needed for the functioning of a community.

• Maintenance of infrastructure is crucial in disaster management,without which large
urban regions cannot survive for longer periods.
• Infrastructure includes
– D rinking water system
– Sanitary sewer system
– Energy system
– Transportation system
– Emergency services system
LECTURE OUTCOME

At the end of this lecture,you will be able to

– list the systems that are referred to as

‘infrastructure’

– explain the taxonomy of infrastructure

 WEEKLY ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS

Class Q. No Answer the following questions. Marks CO CDLL

What is referred as ‘infrastructure’ in disaster

1. management? [1] CO4 [R]

U4L1
List the major infrastructure components of
2. energy sector. [2] CO4 [R]
NEXT SESSION

• Discuss the impact of disasters on

– Treatment plants and process
facilities
– Electrical substations
– Transportation (Roads and
bridges)
THANK YO
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