A study published in 2025 explores data-driven decision-making tools for regional resiliency centers facing disasters and crises.
The research introduces an interdisciplinary, data-centric framework to improve disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
By integrating diverse datasets, advanced models, and expert knowledge, the framework enhances strategic decision-making processes.
Machine learning algorithms enable pattern recognition and anomaly detection, crucial for rapid-evolving risk scenarios.
The framework bridges insights from various fields like earth sciences, urban planning, and public health to quantify regional vulnerabilities.
It features a multi-layered decision support system for multiple administrative levels, aiding in scenario simulations and data-driven interventions.
Standardized metadata schemas and open data protocols ensure data validity and interoperability in collaborative disaster contexts.
Social media analytics and crowd-sourced data enrich the system with granular insights, enhancing community engagement in resilience-building.
Capacity building programs are detailed to equip teams with the necessary skills to effectively utilize analytical tools.
The study's real-world validation in pilot regions demonstrates improved early warning, resource allocation, and stakeholder confidence in decision-making.