Análisis de la vulnerabilidad del riesgo por caída del arbolado en el kilómetro 2 vía Madrid Cundinamarca.
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2022-12-06
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios.
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Abstract
El presente trabajo, consiste en
analizar la vulnerabilidad del riesgo a caída del arbolado e implementar un formato de inspección y evaluación de árboles en una organización de
floricultura en el kilómetro 2 vía Madrid Cundinamarca, teniendo en cuenta que en la zona de
estudio se presentan una gran cantidad de árboles, el estado de estos preocupa al área
administrativa de la compañía ya que este año se ha n caído 2 árboles de manera inesperada
provocando daños infraestructurales en los invernaderos o reservorios generando perdida en la
producción y retraso en el cumplimiento de pedidos de los clientes P ara el análisis de amenazas
y vulnerabilidad se utiliz ó la metodología de diamante que mide los siguientes aspectos;
Amenazas, personas, recursos y sistemas y procesos. Los resultados de este análisis evidencian
que algunas amenazas pueden llegar a aumentar el riesgo a la caída de los árboles, además para
rea lizar las inspecciones visuales a los árboles se utilizó un formulario de inspección y evaluación
de árboles de forma física para la recolección de información, se inspecciono un total 47 árboles
donde se categorizo el riesgo con la mitología ISA hubo 5 á rboles que su riesgo a caída o falló
dio moderado y el 42 de estos semejantes dio bajo.
The present work consists of analyzing the vulnerability of the risk of falling trees and implementing a format for inspection and evaluation of trees in a floriculture organization at kilometer 2 via Madrid Cundinamarca, taking into account that in the study area there are a large number of trees, the condition of these is of concern to the administrative area of the company since this year 2 trees have fallen unexpectedly causing infrastructural damage in the greenhouses or reservoirs generating loss in production and delay in the fulfillment of customer orders. For the analysis of threats and vulnerability, the diamond methodology was used to measure the following aspects: threats, people, resources, and systems and processes. The results of this analysis show that some threats can increase the risk of trees falling. In addition, a physical tree inspection and evaluation form was used to collect information for visual inspections of the trees, a total of 47 trees were inspected and the risk was categorized using the ISA mythology; there were 5 trees whose risk of falling or failure was moderate and 42 of these trees were low.
The present work consists of analyzing the vulnerability of the risk of falling trees and implementing a format for inspection and evaluation of trees in a floriculture organization at kilometer 2 via Madrid Cundinamarca, taking into account that in the study area there are a large number of trees, the condition of these is of concern to the administrative area of the company since this year 2 trees have fallen unexpectedly causing infrastructural damage in the greenhouses or reservoirs generating loss in production and delay in the fulfillment of customer orders. For the analysis of threats and vulnerability, the diamond methodology was used to measure the following aspects: threats, people, resources, and systems and processes. The results of this analysis show that some threats can increase the risk of trees falling. In addition, a physical tree inspection and evaluation form was used to collect information for visual inspections of the trees, a total of 47 trees were inspected and the risk was categorized using the ISA mythology; there were 5 trees whose risk of falling or failure was moderate and 42 of these trees were low.
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Analizar la vulnerabilidad del riesgo a caída del arbolado de una organización del sector floricultor del municipio de Madrid.
Keywords
Árbol, Capacitación, Desastre, Clima, Tree, Training, Disaster, Climate