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NEW TRENDS IN CRISIS PLANNING OF TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
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Every country in the world has to be ready in time to deal with extraordinary crisis situations. One of the primary approaches is to have a good knowledge of the threats, which can cut off technical operational equipment of the infrastructure or significantly limit their functionality. Due to the fact, that most structures of the technical infrastructure are currently on an international scale, it is necessary to deal with these crisis events, e.g. in EU countries, by way of mutually accepted legislation and methodical risk elimination procedures. In particular the electrification systems, natural gas distribution systems, drinking water sources and their distribution systems, including wastewater removal and treatment facilities may be considered as the technical infrastructure determining the operability of the general infrastructure of cities, municipalities and the housing stock of these built-up areas. These and other facilities are not only conditions of the sustainable environment of the human population, but also potential sources of serious accidents and subsequent crisis situations. The following article outlines the ways and means by which a maximally successful result can be achieved during crisis planning, if an equivalent amount of effort and economic costs are expended.
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