Definition and classification of non-structure measures for flood prevention
Guo Liu
Abstract
Guo Liu
Abstract
In view of the relationship between man and flood, the definition of nonstructure measures for flood prevention is given as that, the nonstructure measure for flood prevention is the measure which achieves the aim of flood prevention and flood disaster reduced by restriction of actions of manself and improvement of the relationship between man and flood but not by structures According to the definition, the nonstructure measures for flood prevention is classified as four classifications, they are in view of flood physics properties, flood risk conception, management science, laws and regulations respectively, and the tactical thinking of each kind of nonstructure measure for flood prevention is expounded as well
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In view of the relationship between man and flood, the definition of nonstructure measures for flood prevention is given as that, the nonstructure measure for flood prevention is the measure which achieves the aim of flood prevention and flood disaster reduced by restriction of actions of manself and improvement of the relationship between man and flood but not by structures According to the definition, the nonstructure measures for flood prevention is classified as four classifications, they are in view of flood physics properties, flood risk conception, management science, laws and regulations respectively, and the tactical thinking of each kind of nonstructure measure for flood prevention is expounded as well
Key concepts: Flood myth, Flood prevention, Measure (data warehouse), Flood risk management, Risk analysis (engineering), Geography, Computer science, Business