Wu et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Finding of urban rainstorm and waterlogging disasters based on microblogging data and the location-routing problem model of urban emergency logisticsWu et al., 2021
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- Wu X
- Guo J
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- Economic Impacts and Emergency Management of Disasters in China
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Due to the climate change and the rapid progress of urbanization, extreme weather disasters such as urban rainstorm and waterlogging are frequent. Therefore, how to find the waterlogging points in the presence of disasters and how to optimize the distribution of …
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