Disaster management: The whole process of managing disaster risk through prevention, mitigation, response and recovery measures.
Emergency: An event that occurs suddenly, unexpectedly and unexpectedly in time.
Emergency Management: Integrated management measures to organize and coordinate resources to effectively respond to emergencies and disasters and protect life, property and the environment.
Risk assessment: The assessment and analysis of the occurrence and risk of potential disasters to determine the characteristics, extent and scope of the risk.
Emergency plan: An action plan or response plan formulated in advance for possible emergencies.
Emergency drills: Conduct practical operations and training by simulating emergency scenarios to improve emergency response capabilities and coordination levels.
Emergency response: After the occurrence of an emergency, quickly start the emergency plan, organize rescue forces, and carry out on-site disposal and rescue process.
Emergency rescue: After the occurrence of an emergency, quickly organize rescue teams and professionals to carry out on-site search and rescue, rescue and the process of rescue.
Emergency supplies: all kinds of materials needed to respond to emergencies, such as rescue equipment, protective equipment, daily necessities, etc.
Emergency team: Professionally trained and trained rescuers and professional teams, responsible for on-site search and rescue, rescue and other work.
Early warning system: Through monitoring, ** and analysis means, early warning of possible emergencies can be carried out so that timely response measures can be taken.
Emergency command center: A specialized agency or department responsible for commanding, coordinating, and managing emergency work.
Emergency communication network: a network system used to ensure the smooth flow of emergency communication, including various communication methods such as fax, e-mail, and satellite communication.
Emergency lighting: In the case of darkness or insufficient light, provide lighting equipment or light sources to ensure the smooth progress of rescue work.
Emergency evacuation: the process of quickly organizing personnel to evacuate dangerous areas and move to safe places after an emergency occurs.
On-site command: The person in charge or commander who is responsible for directing, coordinating and organizing the rescue work at the scene of an emergency.
On-site disposal: At the scene of an emergency, the process of search and rescue, rescue and other work is carried out.
On-site assessment: The process of assessing and analyzing the causes, scope of impact, personnel and property losses at the scene of an emergency.
Aftermath treatment: the process of cleaning, restoring and reconstructing the accident scene after the emergency is over.
Post-disaster reconstruction: The process of rebuilding and resuming production and life in the affected areas, including the reconstruction of houses, infrastructure, production facilities, etc.
Medical assistance: The process of providing medical treatment to an injured person in an emergency.
Psychological assistance: the process of providing psychological counseling and support to victims of disasters after emergencies.
Social mobilization: Mobilize social forces to participate in the process of rescue and assistance after an emergency occurs.
Information report: After the occurrence of an emergency, the process of reporting the accident and rescue progress to the higher authorities in a timely manner.
Information release: The process of releasing information about the accident and rescue progress to the public in a timely manner after an emergency occurs.
Rescue and rescue: In an emergency, the process of rescue and rescue work.
Safety protection: the process of taking measures to protect the safety of personnel and materials in emergency work.
Resource allocation: the process of allocating human, material, financial and other resources in emergency work.
Information communication: the process of transmitting information and exchanging information in a timely manner in emergency work.
Traffic control: The process of controlling and controlling traffic in emergency work.
Maintenance of social order: the process of maintaining social order and stability in emergency work.
Disaster monitoring and early warning: the process of timely detection and development of disasters through monitoring means.
Disaster assessment and decision support: The process of providing scientific evidence to decision-makers through the assessment and analysis of disasters.
Disaster information management: The process of collecting, organizing, analyzing, and disseminating disaster-related information.
Disaster mitigation planning and contingency planning: The process of formulating disaster mitigation plans and contingency plans according to the characteristics of disasters and actual conditions.
Design and construction of disaster prevention engineering: the process of designing and constructing defense engineering according to the characteristics of disasters and actual conditions.
Disaster emergency rescue and disposal: the process of quickly organizing rescue forces to carry out on-site disposal and rescue when a disaster occurs.
Post-disaster recovery and reconstruction planning and implementation: The process of formulating recovery and reconstruction planning and implementation plans based on the actual post-disaster situation.
Disaster education and training publicity: The process of raising public awareness of disasters and preparedness through education and training.
Disaster scientific research and technological innovation: the process of improving the ability and level of disaster prevention and control through scientific research and technological innovation.
International cooperation and exchanges: The process of strengthening cooperation and exchanges between countries in the field of disaster prevention and control through international cooperation and exchanges.