A Study on the Improvement of Critical Infrastructure Disaster Resources Stockpile System With an Emphasis on Power Plants

As disasters are characterized by uncertainty, complexity, and diversity, it is necessary to secure proactive and systematic preparedness. In particular, disasters occurring in critical infrastructure can lead to casualties and property damage, as well as secondary and tertiary damage. In Korea, there are six power plants, including Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power. These facilities play a crucial role in generating electric power, and the paralysis of power-generating functions due to disasters can cause damage to all industrial and economic areas. Therefore, it is extremely important to minimize the spread of damage by preparing an efficient early response system. This study proposes a method of minimizing damage to important power plants during disasters by improving the system for storing disaster resources, which are crucial for the early response activities of power plants.