6th International Disaster and Risk Conference IDRC 2016 Integrative Risk Management - Towards Resilient Cities. 28 August - 01 September 2016 in Davos, Switzerland
Resilient Cities, SMEs, Communities and Infrastructure Four Pioneering Projec...
Risk-informed Urban Planning, Anton Geogiev ANDONOV
1. Risk-informed Urban Planning
Adaptation of the concepts of siting and
design of nuclear power plants towards
more resilient urbanisation
Anton Andonov
Mott MacDonald
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6th
International Disaster and Risk Conference IDRC 2016
‘Integrative Risk Management – Towards Resilient Cities‘
28 Aug – 1 Sept 2016 / Davos / Switzerland
2. Megacities are global powers
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Currently just over half of the world’s
population lives in cities generating
over 80% of the world’s GDP and
consuming 70% of worlds energy
3. Megacities continue to expand
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4. Megacities have disappeared in
the past
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Current megacities are not precedent in human history
Disappearance of megacities also…
Angkor VatAni
PetraThonis-Heracleion
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5. Yes, but this was in the past
We don’t build cities in hazardous
areas anymore…
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7. Current megacities are at risk
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Most riskiest cities
1. Tokyo - Yokohama
2. Manila
3. Pearl River Delta
4. Osaka-Kobe
5. Jakarta
6. Nagoya
7. Kolkata
8. Shanghai
9. Los Angeles
10. Tehran
Source: Mind the Risk, Swiss RE 2014
8. Failure of urban planning is in the Top 3
risks for majority of world population
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Source: Global Risks 2015 | Marsh&MacLennan Companies | Global Economic Forum
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9. Critical infrastructure plays essential
role for megacity resilience
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Is experienced in using hazard mapping
Contemporary urban planning
Source: NPCC, Climate Risk Information 2013;
http://ccrun.org/ccrun_files/attached_files/NPCC%20Climate%20Risk%20Information%202013%20Report%206.11%20version_0.pdf
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Is experienced in assessing the vulnerability
Contemporary urban planning
Source: Antofogasta Case Study, http://www.geohaz.org/radius/
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13. … but this is rather a passive observation
There are even successful examples of
assessing the risk on urban scale including
number of causalities, economic losses, etc.
Urban planning is mature
enough to move to next step
– design towards predefined
risk level
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14. Using the ALARP principle
What is acceptable risk?
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Ignorance (not resilient)
Or…
Overprotection (not sustainable)
Investment in
resilience can be
based on ALARP
Not knowing the risk leads to…
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15. Nuclear industry is experienced in
design towards predefined risk
level
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16. Basic concepts in siting and
design of nuclear power
plants
• All external hazards relevant for the
site are defined with probability for
occurrence
• All external hazards are converted
in engineering loads with different
probability of occurrence (intensity)
– OBE, DBE, DEC
• SSCs are classified in safety
classes depending on their safety
significance
• All SSCs are designed for a
particular set of loads and design
criteria depending on their safety
class
• Core Damage Frequency is
calculated for various initiating
events
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https://www.stralsakerhetsmyndigheten.se/Global/Nyheter/2011/ft-
2011-3787_11.pdf
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18. Risk Informed Design is based on the
principle that risk is a design commodity
as geometry, mass, cost and function.
The intent of Risk Informed Design is to
make informed design trades in
consciously buying down risk by
establishing the relative importance of
risk drivers
What is Risk Informed Design?
• US NRC
advocates the
use of RID in
new plant
designs
• NASA uses RID
for the latest
space
developments
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21. Fukushima NPP
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Onagawa NPP
It is our responsibility as designers to not allow a natural disaster to evolve to
a man-made disaster
Before and after the Great Tohoku Earthquake – Culture of safety can make or
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22. Thank you and …Questions?
Anton Andonov
Principal Engineer
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Anton.andonov@mottmac.com
+359 (0) 2 491 6020
www.mottmac.com
6th
International Disaster and Risk
Conference IDRC 2016
‘Integrative Risk Management – Towards Resilient
Cities‘
28 Aug – 1 Sept 2016 / Davos / Switzerland