気候の非定常性と交通インフラの脆弱性：2024年9月ポーランド南西部洪水からの教訓
Climate Non-Stationarity and Transport Infrastructure Vulnerability: Lessons Learned from the September 2024 Flood in Southwestern Poland (原題)
Krzysztof Lewandowski
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日本語
本論文は、洪水が交通インフラに与える影響を定量化する新指標「交通インフラ影響指数（TIII）」を提案する。最大降水量・浸水面積・継続時間の3水文変数と、道路・鉄道・橋梁・回廊閉鎖の4インフラ変数を統合し、事象強度因子Eとインフラ混乱因子DからTIIIを算出する。ポーランドの1997・2010・2020・2024年洪水で検証し、下シレジア地域の詳細事例も分析。災害後評価や復興優先順位付け、気候適応計画への活用を示す。
English
This study introduces the Transport Infrastructure Impact Index (TIII), a reproducible engineering indicator combining three hydrometeorological variables (max precipitation, flooded area, duration) with four infrastructure variables (roads, railways, bridges, corridor closures). Validated on four Polish floods (1997, 2010, 2020, 2024) and detailed Lower Silesia case studies, TIII values reflected documented severity. The modular framework supports post-disaster assessment, resilience evaluation, reconstruction prioritization, and climate adaptation planning, and can be adapted to other regions and hazards.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本は台風・豪雨による交通インフラ被害が頻発し、国土強靱化や適応計画の高度化が課題。TIIIのような定量指標は、自治体・インフラ事業者の適応投資優先順位付けや、TCFD/SSBJの物理的リスク評価・開示の根拠データとして応用可能。
In the global GX context
As climate non-stationarity intensifies, TCFD/ISSB require robust physical risk assessment. This paper offers a transparent, dimensionless index for comparing flood impacts on transport infrastructure, useful for adaptation planning, resilience disclosure, and post-disaster reconstruction prioritization globally.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:洪水と交通インフラ影響を統合評価する再現可能な指標TIIIの設計と検証手法を学べる。
🏢実務担当者:自社拠点・物流網の洪水リスク評価やBCP、適応投資の優先順位付けにTIII的アプローチを応用できる。
🏛政策担当者:災害後の復興優先順位や気候適応計画の定量的根拠として、TIIIのような指標を政策評価に組み込む示唆。
📄 Abstract（原文）
Floods are among the most destructive natural hazards affecting transport infrastructure, causing extensive damage to roads, railways, bridges, and critical transport corridors. Although numerous studies have examined the hydrological characteristics and economic consequences of flood events, relatively few have proposed integrated engineering indicators that combine flood intensity with the resulting disruption to transport infrastructure. This study presents a new analytical methodology based on the Transport Infrastructure Impact Index (TIII), developed to provide a quantitative and reproducible assessment of impacts on transport systems. The proposed methodology integrates three hydrometeorological variables (maximum precipitation, flooded area, and flood duration) with four infrastructure-related variables (affected road infrastructure, affected railway infrastructure, damaged transport bridges, and major closures of transport corridors). Following min–max normalization, these variables are combined into two analytical components: the event intensity factor (E) and the Infrastructure Disruption Factor (D), which together determine the final value of the TIII. The methodology was validated using four major flood events that occurred in Poland in 1997, 2010, 2020, and 2024. Additionally, detailed case studies of damage to the transport infrastructure were conducted for the Lower Silesia region (Dolnośląskie), one of the areas most severely affected by recent floods. The calculated TIII values (0.931, 0.304, 0.000, and 0.429, respectively) reflected the documented severity of the analyzed flood events and represented their relative impact on transport infrastructure. The proposed TIII provides a transparent, dimensionless, and easily reproducible engineering indicator for the relative comparison of flood events using routinely available hydrological and infrastructure data. The methodology can support post-disaster assessment, infrastructure resilience evaluation, the prioritization of reconstruction activities, and climate change adaptation planning. Due to its modular structure and reliance on commonly reported engineering parameters, the proposed framework can also be adapted for application in other geographical regions and utilized to assess the impacts of additional natural hazards affecting transport infrastructure.
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