Abstract
In light of the increasing frequency of natural disasters and emergencies, evaluating the emergency management capabilities of communities has become particularly important. This study employs the Cone-ANP method to propose an innovative model for assessing community emergency management capabilities. The model constructs a comprehensive index system that encompasses six major aspects: organizational system, emergency plan, resource allocation, emergency drills, emergency response, and emergency evaluation, including a total of 17 specific evaluation indicators. Using Cone-ANP, the weights of these indicators are accurately calculated, and their interrelationships are analyzed. Expert evaluations are utilized to obtain the weight vectors of each evaluation indicator, identifying the refinement of community accident evaluation methods as the apex element. The experimental results validate the effectiveness of this evaluation model, demonstrating its capability to provide scientific and objective assessments for community emergency management and robust support for related decision-making.