Chapter 3. Digitalization of crisis management remediation: assessment of implementation and development prospects
Keywords:
remediation, digitalization, crisis management, recovery, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), digital twins, geographic information systems (GIS), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), blockchain, post-war recovery of Ukraine, multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA), adaptive management, digital transformation, sustainability, Monte Carlo simulation, resilience
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Economy in the era of digital transformation: trends, opportunities and perspectives
The first quarter of the 21st century has been marked by the growth in the scale and complexity of emergencies, ranging from global climate disasters to full-scale military conflicts. All of this has created an acute need to shift from traditional crisis management methods to intelligent digital systems capable of responding rapidly, processing vast arrays of heterogeneous data, and coordinating the actions of all participants in real time. In this context, remediation in the modern world has already been established as a multifunctional process that combines the restoration of the ecological environment with the revival of socio-economic activity on the cleaned, reconstructed, and restored territory. Today, successful remediation serves not only an environmental purpose but also stimulates the return of the population, the development of entrepreneurial entities, the attraction of investments, and the strengthening of a country's international reputation. In the case of Ukraine, the digitalization of crisis management of remediation processes plays the role of a critically important factor for the efficiency and speed of post-war recovery. In the author's research, the historical and theoretical aspects of the development of the remediation concept are revealed, and a methodological framework for assessing the effectiveness of digital management based on multicriteria models and Monte Carlo simulation is presented. Particular attention is paid to the integration of IoT, AI, UAVs, digital twins, GIS, and blockchain technologies to achieve a comprehensive environmental, social, and economic recovery effect. Recommendations are formulated for the application of digital solutions in the practice of territorial remediation, with an emphasis on the prospects for maximizing Ukraine’s potential.
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