Integrated Disaster Logistics Management Research Center (DISLOG Research Center)

The Integrated Disaster Logistics Management Research Center focuses on the development of computational, mathematical, statistical, and geospatial approaches for disaster logistics and flood risk management.

The Center develops research-based technologies and decision-support systems, including Flood-Eye, a geospatial flood monitoring and risk assessment platform designed to integrate hydrological, meteorological, spatial, and community-level data for flood surveillance, impact analysis, and operational decision-making.

Its core research is grounded in Mathematical Modeling, Operations Research, Optimization, Statistical Analysis, and Geospatial Computation, with particular emphasis on resource allocation, location–allocation modeling, logistics network optimization, routing and evacuation models, and mathematical modeling for flood risk and impact assessment.

For flood-related research, the Center develops and applies computational flood models, hydrological models, spatiotemporal models, rainfall–runoff analysis, terrain and flow-based modeling, statistical forecasting, predictive analytics, and flood susceptibility and impact models.

These analytical approaches are integrated with disaster logistics models to support critical decisions on where disasters may occur, which communities are at risk, how resources should be allocated, where emergency facilities should be located, and how relief supplies and evacuation operations should be optimized.