The purpose of this study is to develop an effective incident management system for
Taiwan Freeway system, which can aid to formulate various rescue plans upon
emergency. Through extensive survey in the first stage, this study reviews the normal
rescue processes including the scope of the tasks, the technique alternatives, and
constraints that are likely to occur as the system is developed in Taiwan. Then, a series
of standard procedures for various types and degrees of incidents are proposed for
agencies to establish an effective and well-organized rescue teamwork command.
Finally, a computer-aided decision support system is developed for agencies in dealing
with all the aspects of the incident management system, such as detection and
verification for emergency call, emergency response for multi-agency, site management,
incident clearance, and motorist information.
Relation:
Proceeding of international conference on intercity high speed ground transport, pp. 77-90
