1. Territory and risks
Today's local authorities are faced with a wide range of risks,
and the potential for domino effects is well established
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. As a result, local councillors are assuming increasingly onerous
and complex responsibilities. To face up to them, they need to know
their territory and the related risks, their nature, their targets
and their effects. A broad, multi-disciplinary a priori analysis of
the impact of incidents, accidents and disasters on the territory,
as well as their sequencing, would help prioritize the prevention
and protection actions to be implemented, and also improve risk management.
In this context, we are currently unaware of any methods offering
a cross-cutting, global analysis of risks in a given area. The aim
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