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预警、响应与恢复 —   —韧性城市视角下应对突发公共卫生事件的规划策略研究
谭卓琳1, 陆 明2
1.哈尔滨工业大学建筑学院,寒地城乡人居环 境科学与技术;2.( 通讯作者):哈尔滨工业大学建筑学院,寒地 城乡人居环境科学与技术工业和信息化部重 点实验室,副教授,hitlm@126.com
摘要:
新型冠状病毒肺炎疫情(COVID-19) 的爆发严重影响了人们的生命健康和日常生 活,城市中的人口与生产生活资源等相对集 中,突发公共卫生事件发生时往往损失更 严重。韧性城市能够有效应对突发性灾害风 险,通过一系列干预措施帮助城市从崩溃状 态过渡到自组织循环稳态,并逐渐恢复。在 此背景之下,本文首先梳理了韧性城市的概 念与特征,通过分析韧性城市特征与突发公 共卫生事件应对措施之间的响应关系,探讨 了韧性城市规划应对突发公共卫生事件的适 用性。然后,基于韧性城市规划框架中的脆 弱性分析、城市管治、预防和不确定性导向规划四个方面,结合突发公共卫生事件发展周期,构建了预警、响应和恢复框架。最后,基于框 架提出了应对策略:预警层面,对潜在风险进行评估并构建早期预警系统,做好防灾准备;响应 层面,提出城市应急资源的冗余配置、城市基础设施的多元建设、城市生态环境的多层协作和社 区层级的自组织响应四大规划策略;恢复层面,注重韧性城市规划的重建与修复,强调灾后评 估与反馈,同时提升公众防灾意识。
关键词:  韧性城市  突发公共卫生事件  风险管理  灾害防控
DOI:10.13791/j.cnki.hsfwest.20210408
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基金项目:国家自然科学基金面上项目(52078160)
Early Warning, Response and Recovery: Research on Planning Strategies for Respondingto Public Health Emergencies from the Perspective of Urban Resilience
TAN Zhuolin,LU Ming
Abstract:
The outbreak of the novel coronavirus pneumonia (COVID-19) has severely affected people’s lives, health and daily life. The population, production and living resources in cities are relatively concentrated, and the losses are often more serious when public health emergencies occur. In addition, due to rapid population growth and disorderly spread of urban boundaries, urban vulnerability and the probability of secondary disasters have increased, and the difficulty of post-disaster prevention and recovery has also increased. Urban resilience can effectively respond to sudden disaster risks, and through a series of interventions, help cities transition from a collapsed state to a self-organizing cycle of steady state, and gradually recover. Therefore, it has become increasingly important to formulate specific prevention and control mechanisms and strategies for public health emergencies, and to build an urban resilience planning framework oriented to prevent and control emergencies. In this context, this article firstly expounds the concept of urban resilience, that is, urban resilience refers to the urban system that can withstand a lot of changes and self-organize and adapt to maintain the original function and structure of the city when faced with acute shocks and chronic pressures. Secondly, the article sorts out the characteristics and meanings of urban resilience planning, including self-organization, redundancy, diversity, adaptability, synergy, and interdependence. By analyzing the response relationship between the characteristics of resilient cities and response measures to public health emergencies, the applicability of urban resilience planning to respond to public health emergencies is discussed. It is believed that the characteristics of resilient urban planning can influence and help address public health emergencies. The construction and implementation of various response measures can effectively respond to the incident. Thirdly, the article is based on the four aspects of vulnerability analysis, urban governance, prevention, and uncertainty-oriented planning in the framework of urban resilience planning, combined with the four development cycles of the precursor period, outbreak period, treatment period and recovery period of public health emergencies. Based on the principle of resilient city characteristics, a framework for early warning, response and recovery is constructed. Finally, the article proposes response strategies for public health emergencies based on the framework of early warning, response and recovery. At the early warning level, it evaluates potential risks and builds an early warning system to prepare for disaster prevention; at the response level, it includes the provision of redundant allocation of urban emergency resources, the diversified construction of urban infrastructure, and the multi-level collaboration of urban ecological environment. The four major planning strategies are for self-organized response at the community level; at the recovery level, it includes focusing on the reconstruction and restoration of resilient urban planning, emphasizing post-disaster assessment and feedback, and enhancing public awareness of disaster prevention with a view to constructing a socialized, instant, informatized, and comprehensive, urban resilience framework for responding to public health emergencies.
Key words:  Urban Resilience  Public Health Emergency  Risk Management  Disaster Prevention and Control