Z-score model is one of the most frequently used risk early warning models in financial engineering, but it needs further research to prove whether it is suitable for China's burgeoning real estate enterprises.
This paper presents the safety risk identification system (SRIS) for metro construction based on construction drawings, which can be applied to the pre-construction risk assessment process to identify potential safety hazards, identify risks automatically and provide a basis for dynamic risk early warning and control.
The financial data of China's 40 listed real estate companies is processed in this article, and statistic analysis is conducted, so as to judge the effectiveness of Z-score model on financial risk early warning of China's listed real estate companies.
For the purposes of risk early-warning and promoting the safety management level of Metro, a dispatching fault log management and analysis database system (DFLMIS) is designed, which contains almost all kinds of accidents that have occurred in the operation of Metro.
Potential community adaptation strategies include developing emergency management response plans, having adequate emergency shelters in place, community awareness, business continuity planning, risk management, early warning systems, well-known evacuation routes and assembly points, emergency stores, and partnerships between local government and small businesses.
Meanwhile, several studies have been carried out to determine the seismic hazard level, the fault geometry and segmentation, mitigation of seismic risk, rapid response, and early warning.
The observed important role of educational status on awareness level were in agreement with previous studies in screening approaches [ 23, 33– 36], risk factors [ 37– 40], early warning signs [ 21, 26, 27, 41, 42].
Taking into account that fish disease outbreak is mainly caused by suboptimal water quality in north of China, the best way is to develop decision aids tool that can assess and early warning the risk of fish disease based on water quality management.
Annex 3 of the NCCP recommends improving responses to public health emergencies caused by extreme events, by strengthening disaster risk reduction and improving disease early warning systems, with a focus on particularly vulnerable areas.
The disaster risk reduction includes delivery of tsunami early warning messages to officials and coastal residents, making tsunami hazard maps or probabilistic hazard assessments, construction of infrastructure such as speakers to disseminate the warning messages, seawalls, evacuation signs, and designated evacuation areas, as well as public education.
Our results in line with other previous studies showed a positive association (OR > 1) between high awareness levels about screening methods [ 23, 33– 36], risk factors [ 23, 43] and early warning sign [ 21, 42] with family and personal history and participating in screening and educational public programs.
