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کیتاموئژ نیون یاهدربراک و اه یروآ نف یلم سنارفنک


                  Application of Geographic Information System (GIS) in fire management
                                            Zeynab Farnam , Samira Chenari     2
                                                             1
                                  1-  Master of Geodesy, University of Twente Netherlands. Farnam.zb@gmail.com

                                2- Doctor of Geopolitics, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad,  chenari_samira@ut.ac.ir



            Abstract

             Fire  An  accident  that  threatens  many  lives  and  property  each  year  and  poses  a  threat  to
            humans  and  their  surroundings  is  very  important  in  preventing,  managing  and  controlling
            fire  occurring  during  and  after  it.  Therefore,  this  study  investigates  the  use  of  GIS
            technology  in  the  control  and  management  of  fire  before,  during  and  after  an  accident  to
            reduce  the  damage  and  its  consequences.  The  present  study  aims  to  be  applied  with  a
            qualitative  approach,  which  seeks  to  find  out  the  impact  of  GIS  on  fire  crisis  management.
            The  results  show  that  GIS  is  rapidly  becoming  a  standard  technology  for  It  has  many
            industries  and  services,  assessing  the  lives  and  property  needs  of  the  community  by
            minimizing  property  damage  and  better  protection  of  the  site,  and  determining  the  most
            efficient  strategy  by  assessing  the  likely  consequences.  GIS  can  manage  wildfires  at  all
            times  and  in  all  areas  by  collecting  and  preparing  the  required  information  layers  and
            creating  a  database  and  analyzing  them,  and  the  financial  and  psychological  damages,
            psychological  consequences  thereof.  ,  And  minimizes  damage  to  the  environment,  and  are
            essential tools for fire analysis, definition, clarification and modeling.

            Keywords: Fire, Crisis, Geographic Information System (GIS), Management
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