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Risk analysis beyond insurance. Where the disaster risk technologies are taking us?
By Luis Ceferino
Risk data Risk tools Post-EQ financial losses Insurance sector
Where the disaster risk technologies are taking us? By Luis - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Where the disaster risk technologies are taking us? By Luis - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Risk analysis beyond insurance. Where the disaster risk technologies are taking us? By Luis Ceferino Risk Post-EQ Risk Insurance tools financial losses sector data The new generation of risk tools. How do they fit into the risk
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The new generation of risk tools. How do they fit into the risk workflow?
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Risk data Risk tools Community empowerment through risk visualization Home owners and tenants Post-EQ decision making Hospital systems Post-EQ financial losses Insurance sector
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Risk data Risk tools Community empowerment through risk visualization Home owners and tenants Post-EQ decision making Hospital systems Post-EQ financial losses Insurance sector
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Post-earthquake decision making for hospital systems : Patient redistribution
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Post-earthquake decision making for hospital systems: Patient redistribution
Number
- f people
time Gap tEQ Casualties Hospital functionality
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Hospitals (Santa Cruz et al., 2013) Contributors: PUCP, World Bank.
Existing risk data
Buildings’ risk (Zavala et al., 2012) Contributors: CISMID/UNI
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Casualties
Hospital functionality
Ceferino, Kiremidjian & Deierlein, 2018 Ceferino et al. 2018
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Patient redistribution after earthquakes
- Minimize:
- Patient waiting time
- Ambulance trips
- Report:
Bindal et al. (2018)
Example:
- Rebagliati Hospital: Be prepared to send
400 patients to VES Emergency Hospital
- VES Emergency Hospital: Be prepared to
receive 600 patients
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Risk data Risk tools Community empowerment through risk visualization Home
- wners and
tenants Post-EQ decision making Hospital systems Post-EQ financial losses Insurance sector
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Empowering home owners and tenants through the risk visualization
Buildings’ risk (Zavala et al., 2012) Contributors: CISMID/UNI
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Building inventory (Yepes-Estrada et al., 2017)
Existing risk data
Soil condition (CISMID, 2010)
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Morales & Palacios (2018)
Existing risk data: Tsunami in Pisco, 2007
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Earthquake scenario visualization
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Risk data Risk tools Community empowerment through risk visualization Home owners and tenants Post-EQ decision making Hospital systems Post-EQ financial losses Insurance sector
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHqLGAwbXfk
2010 Chile Earthquake
Vision to the future
Earthquake Visualization (Prof. Lu, 2016)
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EboXfxle-M