Reducing life safety risks at a remote northern Canadian First Nation Community

C.R. Donnelly; J. Shaw; T. Lavender; K. Jamieson; Chief L. Friday

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Reducing life safety risks at a remote northern Canadian First Nation Community

机译：减少偏远的加拿大北部原住民社区的生命安全风险

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In 1957 the Government of Canada moved the Kashechewan First Nation to a location at the mouth of the Albany river that was prone to flooding. Since that time, the community has been subjected to hardships, evacuations and unquantified risks. The use of a formal and structured risk assessment process has allowed an understanding of the risks faced by the community and the measures that can be used to reduce, but not eliminate, these risks. Based on this work it was concluded that: 1. The ring dyke, in its present condition, under the current state of dam safety management being performed, presents risks to the Kashechewan community that are beyond the CDA threshold for tolerability.

机译：1957年，加拿大政府将Kashechewan第一民族移到了容易发生洪水的奥尔巴尼河口处。自那时以来，社区一直处于困境，疏散和无法量化的风险之中。通过使用正式且结构化的风险评估流程，可以了解社区所面临的风险以及可以用来减少（但不能消除）这些风险的措施。根据这项工作得出的结论是：1.在当前大坝安全管理的现状下，环形堤坝给Kashechewan社区带来的风险超出了CDA的容许范围。

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《The international journal on hydropower & dams》 |2018年第4期|56-63|共8页
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C.R. Donnelly; J. Shaw; T. Lavender; K. Jamieson; Chief L. Friday;
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Hatch Ltd, Canada;

Hatch Ltd, Canada;

Independent Consultant, Canada;

FHR Inc., Canada;

Kashechewan First Nation, Canada;

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