Authors: Dr. Neha Agarwal, Prof. Arun Kumar
Abstract: In the era of increasing environmental uncertainties and rising urban populations, the demand for resilient infrastructure has never been more critical. This paper explores the role of transportation engineering in disaster management, focusing on the strategic design of infrastructure that supports swift and effective emergency response. Emphasizing the integration of disaster-resilient principles in transportation systems, the study investigates design methodologies, real-time data application, and interdisciplinary collaboration for enhancing response time, reducing casualties, and safeguarding economic activities. The paper examines case studies, identifies prevailing challenges, and discusses future trends that can reshape the way infrastructure is conceptualized and deployed in high-risk environments. The research asserts that a well-integrated transportation system is not merely a conduit for mobility, but a lifeline during emergencies.
Keywords: Disaster Management, Transportation Engineering, Resilient Infrastructure, Emergency Response, Urban Planning.
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