Cartographic modeling for monitoring the technical condition of urban development objects

Author:

Dement'eva Marina,Dement'eva Anastasiya

Abstract

The paper presents the results of a study of the risk factors for the degradation of the urban ecosystem and their impact on the state of the objects of urban development. The purpose of the study was the development of a cartographic model for predicting the change in the technical condition of a town-planning facility, taking into account external factors. The relevance of the work is justified by the increase in the flow of failures of constructions and building systems, as well as the absence of a single system for diagnosing the risk of emergency situations. In the course of the study, the methods of mapping, structural analysis, the index method, and the method of expert assessments were used. The criterion for estimating the degree of influence of the operating environment on the exploited objects, which takes into account the quality of the medium and the decrease in the durability of the object, is proposed in this work. An example of the development of a forecast scale for the operating conditions of an object in the form of a matrix model is given in this paper. On the basis of the developed cartographic model, the cause-effect relationships between the intensity of failures on the exploited objects and the degree of degradation of the city's ecosystem were revealed. The model proposed by the authors can be the basis for adjusting the monitoring of technical condition, methods of protecting structures from destruction and optimizing the planning of preventive repairs.

Publisher

EDP Sciences

Subject

General Medicine

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