A Vehicle Route Planning Method of Two-Phase Large-Scale Crowd Evacuation in Typhoon Relief Activities

Table 1

Typhoons that have landed in China since 2000 and losses they have caused.

Typhoon name/no.	Landing area	Maximum wind speed at the center (m/s)	Number of dead or missing persons	Number of urgently evacuated persons	Direct economic loss (RMB)
Yunna/200413	Zhejiang	45	186	468,000	18.121 billion
Saomei/200608	Zhejiang	60	483	1,559,000	19.44 billion
Haikui/201211	Zhejiang	48	6	2,173,000	2.09 billion
Rammasun/201409	Hainan, Guangdong, and Guangxi	60	83	862,000	38.48 billion
Maria/201808	Fujian and Zhejiang	58	0	616,800	3 billion
Mangkhut/201822	Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan	62.8	6	1,601,000	5 billion

Data sources: National Climate Center of China, China Meteorological Administration, and China Weather Typhoon Net.