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Procjena Rizika Od Velikih Nesreća Za Grad Sisak Za 2018. Godinu 7 MB Procjena rizika od velikih nesreća za Grad Sisak 2018. SADRŽAJ: 1. UVOD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 1.1 TEMELJ ZA IZRADU PROCJENE I ZAKONSKA REGULATIVA -------------------------- 16 2. OSNOVNE KARAKTERISTIKE PODRUČJA GRADA SISKA -------------------------------------- 19 2.1 GEOGRAFSKI POKAZATELJI ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 19 2.1.1 Geografski položaj ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 2.1.2 Broj stanovnika --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 2.1.3 Gustoća naseljenosti --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 2.1.4 Razmještaj stanovništva ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 2.1.5 Spolno-dobna raspodjela ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 2.1.6 Broj stanovnika kojima je potrebna neka vrsta pomoći pri obavljanju svakodnevnih zadataka 25 2.1.7 Prometna povezanost -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 2.2 DRUŠTVENO POLITIČKI POKAZATELJI -------------------------------------------------------- 28 2.2.1 Sjedišta upravnih tijela ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28 2.2.2 Zdravstvene ustanove -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 2.2.3 Odgojno obrazovne ustanove ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 2.2.4 Broj domaćinstava ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 2.2.5 Broj članova obitelji po domaćinstvu ------------------------------------------------------------ 35 2.2.6 Broj, vrsta (namjena) i starost građevina -------------------------------------------------------- 37 2.3 EKONOMSKO GOSPODARSKI POKAZATELJI ------------------------------------------------- 38 2.3.1 Broj zaposlenih i mjesta zaposlenja -------------------------------------------------------------- 38 2.3.2 Broj primatelja socijalnih, mirovinskih i sličnih naknada ------------------------------------ 39 2.3.3 Proračun grada siska --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 2.3.4 Gospodarske grane ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 2.3.5 Velike gospodarske tvrtke -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41 2.3.6 Objekti kritične infrastrukture --------------------------------------------------------------------- 44 2.4 PRIRODNO – KULTURNI POKAZATELJI -------------------------------------------------------- 47 2.4.1 Zaštićena područja ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47 2.4.2 Kulturno-povijesna baština ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 2.5 POVIJESNI POKAZATELJI ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 2.5.1 Prijašnji događaji ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51 2.5.2 Štete uslijed prijašnjih događaja ------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 2.5.3 Uvedene mjere nakon događaja koji su uzrokovali štetu ------------------------------------- 53 2.6 POKAZATELJI OPERATIVNE SPOSOBNOSTI -------------------------------------------------- 53 2.6.1 Popis operativnih snaga ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53 3. IDENTIFIKACIJA PRIJETNJI – REGISTAR SVIH POZNATIH RIZIKA ------------------------- 54 3.1. Popis identificiranih prijetnji i rizika ------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 3.2. Odabrani rizici i razlog odabira -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 3.3. Karta prijetnji ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62 4. KRITERIJI ZA PROCJENU UTJECAJA PRIJETNJI NA KATEGORIJE DRUŠTVENIH VRIJEDNOSTI ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 4.1. Život i zdravlje ljudi --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 63 4.2. Gospodarstvo ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63 4.3. Društvena stabilnost i politika --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 64 5. VJEROJATNOST/FREKVENCIJA -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67 5.1. Matrice rizika i karte rizika ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68 6. OPIS SCENARIJA ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69 6.1. POPLAVA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 6.1.1. Naziv scenarija ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 6.1.2. Uvod ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70 2 6.1.3. Prikaz utjecaja na kritičnu infrastrukturu -------------------------------------------------------- 71 6.1.4. Kontekst ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 71 6.1.5. Uzrok --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75 6.1.6. Događaj s najgorim mogućim posljedicama ---------------------------------------------------- 77 6.1.6.1.Posljedice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78 6.1.6.2.Vjerojatnost događaja – Poplave izazvane izijevanjem kopnenih vodenih tijela -------- 80 6.1.7. Podaci, izvori i metode izračuna ------------------------------------------------------------------ 81 6.1.8. Matrice rizika ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 82 6.2. POTRES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 83 6.2.1. Naziv scenarija ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 6.2.2. Uvod ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 6.2.3. Prikaz utjecaja na kritičnu infrastrukturu -------------------------------------------------------- 88 6.2.4. Kontekst ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 88 6.2.5. Uzrok --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 6.2.6. Događaj s najgorim mogućim posljedicama ---------------------------------------------------- 91 6.2.6.1.Posljedice ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 98 6.2.6.2.Vjerojatnost događaja – Potres ------------------------------------------------------------------ 104 6.2.7. Podaci, izvori i metode izračuna ---------------------------------------------------------------- 104 6.2.8. Matrice rizika --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105 6.3. EPIDEMIJE I PANDEMIJE --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106 6.3.1. Naziv scenarija -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106 6.3.2. Uvod -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 106 6.3.3. Prikaz utjecaja na kritičnu infrastrukturu ------------------------------------------------------ 107 6.3.4. Kontekst ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 107 6.3.5. Uzrok ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 108 6.3.6. Događaj s najgorim mogućim posljedicama -------------------------------------------------- 112 6.3.6.1.Posljedice -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112 6.3.6.2.Vjerojatnost događaja – Epidemije i pandemije --------------------------------------------- 113 6.3.7. Podaci, izvori i metode izračuna ---------------------------------------------------------------- 113 6.3.8. Matrice rizika --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114 6.4. TEHNIČKO – TEHNOLOŠKE NESREĆE S OPASNIM TVARIMA ----------------------- 115 6.4.1. Naziv scenarija -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 115 6.4.2. Uvod -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 115 6.4.3. Prikaz utjecaja na kritičnu infrastrukturu ------------------------------------------------------ 116 6.4.4. Kontekst ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 116 6.4.5. Uzrok ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 121 6.4.6. Događaj s najgorim mogućim posljedicama -------------------------------------------------- 125 6.4.6.1.Posljedice -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128 6.4.6.2.Vjerojatnost događaja
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