Moon I.C., & Lee T. (2012). Review on Modeling and Simulation of Large-scale and Complex Disaster Scenarios, SCS M&S Magazine, 1(9), 11-17

Abstract

Recent large-scale and complex disasters, such as the Japan earthquake and tsunami in 2011, left devastating damage to our society. The damage is particularly amplified because of the interdependencies of the infrastructure in the society. For instance, a mixture of a short power outrage and a tsunami threatened to induce a nuclear reactor meltdown in the Japan case. To prevent this consequence, some researchers have modeled, simulated and analyzed the complex structure of our infrastructure systems and the relations to the disaster effect. This review introduces such effort as well as found commonalities in the modeling frameworks.

@article{Moon2012,
author = {Moon, I.-C. and Lee, Taesik},
journal = {SCS M{\&}S Magazine},
number = {9},
pages = {11--17},
title = {{Review on Modeling and Simulation of Large-scale and Complex Disaster Scenarios}},
volume = {1},
year = {2012}
}