A method of establishing a flood control emergency intelligent command system

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for establishing a flood-preventing emergency intelligent command system. The method comprises the following steps: performing a digital abstraction on a formulated plan, structuring a plan library including all related information of the flood-preventing emergency plan; arranging corresponding emergency plan starting conditions, approvers, reminders and corresponding execution procedures; immediately and automatically giving an alarm and starting the corresponding emergency plan automatically when the emergency plan starting conditions can be satisfied by various point testing information according to the generated digital plan; arranging and processing every emergency plan to a series of mutually linked procedures with the automatic executing condition by adopting a working flow technology; when one emergency plan is started, performing approval and task executing procedures according to the preset procedures. The flood-preventing emergency intelligent command system established by the invention is convenient in inquiry, rapid in reaction, high in working efficiency, intuitive in the command process, and is beneficial for exercising and improving the emergency plan, and keeping complete records of the flood-preventing emergency command process.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a flood control emergency intelligent command system, in particular to a method for establishing a flood control emergency intelligent command system. Background technique [0002] The report jointly issued by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) on August 7, 2007 pointed out that the continuous global warming is an unquestionable trend, and events such as continuous drought and high temperature have become more frequent. . The report predicts that extreme events such as prolonged droughts and high temperatures in some inland arid regions are likely to occur more frequently in the future. [0003] The first national natural disaster assessment report of the United States cited relevant research and pointed out that if the emergency response is carried out within 12 to 24 hours, the flood loss can be reduced by 1 / 5 to 1 / 3. Emergency response, since then, flood eme...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] 1. Inconvenient query: A reservoir (hydropower plant) usually has various types of emergency plans, and it is impossible for a person on duty to memorize all the emergency plans by heart, so it is very troublesome to search for paper materials

[0006] 2. Slow response speed: all kinds of measurement information are responded in seconds or even milliseconds. It often takes a long time for the on-duty personnel to check the information and judge whether to start the corresponding emergency plan, which delays the precious time for implementing the plan.

[0007] 3. Low work efficiency: When the on-duty personnel confirms that the emergency plan has occurred, the on-duty personnel will notify the person in charge of each system to deal with the corresponding incident, and contact the corresponding personnel to inquire about the progress of the processing. The work efficiency is low

There is an over-reliance on the personal ability of the on-duty personnel and the proficiency of the plan, which is not conducive to the effective implementation of flood control command

[0008] 4. The command process is not intuitive: In the past, emergency command relied on the personal dispatching ability of the command personnel. The command personnel must have strong logical thinking ability and spatial imagination ability. The entire emergency command process is not intuitive enough, which is not conducive to grasping the overall situation and Play the role of teamwork

[0009] 5. It is not conducive to the drill and improvement of the emergency plan: most of the written plans have the shortcomings of not being clear enough and the situation may not be complete enough, which greatly reduces the effect of the drill. Complete

[0010] 6. The records of the flood control emergency command process are missing and difficult to query: it is difficult to really and effectively track down the real cause when the command is improper, and it is difficult to effectively summarize the experience and lessons in flood control command

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