Based on the "Seventh International Conference on Dynamics of Disasters" (Vienna, Austria, July 2024), this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the dynamics of disasters, focusing on the emerging theme of hybrid threats. As the world faces increasingly complex challenges, this volume sheds light on the intersection of natural and man-made hazards, emphasizing the critical need for advanced disaster preparedness and management strategies.

Key concepts include the use of security twins to anticipate vulnerabilities, the integration of cyber and physical threat assessments, and innovative methodologies for disaster scenario generation. The chapters delve into topics such as the resilience of railway systems, the impact of volcanic eruptions, and the ethical dimensions of technology in crises. By presenting cutting-edge research from leading experts, this book provides invaluable insights into the multifaceted nature of modern disasters. Ideal for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, this volume is a vital resource for anyone involved in disaster management and risk assessment.

Presentation of operations research and disaster management (evacuation planning, supply chain restoration, healthcare) Original research in new models for disaster management Sound introduction to disaster management and operations research for interested STEM graduate students

Inhalt

Anticipating Disasters through a Security Twin.- On Track for Resilience Assessing and Enhancing Railway Security in the Digital Age.- A Framework for Hybrid Risk Analysis.- Evaluation of the Regional Situation Under Volcanic Eruption and Corresponding Decisions.- Feasibility of School Building in Banda Aceh City 19 Years After Tsunami.- Discrete event simulation in a firefighting resource scheduling problem.-Dependence Structures in Modeling Disaster Dynamics.- Building Incident Centric Knowledge Graphs Enhancing Crisis Management with Data-Driven Insights.- Exploring Constraint Based Approaches for Disaster Scenario Generation.- Ethics in Technology Challenges The Edward Snowden's Case and Privacy Perspectives.- Toward a Theory of Hybrid Warfare.