SOLUTION
Solution Scope
Covers awareness and risk-avoidance training for natural disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons, rainstorms, mudslides, and lightning strikes.
Earthquake Experience Platform
Typhoon Experience Room
Simulated Tunnel Collapse Escape
Seismic Belt Distribution in China
Drowning Prevention Experience
Disaster prevention centre making safe response instinctive
Where it fits
- Disaster science halls, emergency publicity bases, meteorological centres
- Community resilience points, school earthquake rooms, science museum zones
- Key audiences: students, residents, grassroots emergency teams
Zones and area guidance
- 300–600 ㎡: earthquake + fire + weather + response skills
- 600–1200 ㎡: add floods, geological hazards, supplies and shelter awareness
- Customise to locally frequent hazards rather than a national template
Typical exhibit mix
- Earthquake platform, typhoon room, tunnel collapse escape simulation
- Seismic belt map, drowning prevention, household emergency kits
- Post-disaster self and mutual rescue, shelter signage, multi-hazard drills
Build and handover
- Earthquake and typhoon platforms are large motion equipment load, headroom and guarding must be calculated
- Emergency stop and evacuation plans are mandatory; test each unit at handover
- Content should follow local emergency authority guidance
Operation
- Run themed programmes around national disaster-prevention days and safety months
- Community “family emergency kit” workshops drive participation and word of mouth
- Co-build with emergency authorities to join local resilience programmes
