Abstract:Traditional three-dimensional urban planning utilizes three-dimensional technology with computer-generated models. It does not consider the geographical position of cities and cannot guarantee the efficient operation of emergency relief works after earthquakes. In this work, a new model for the planning of urban areas in seismic zones was constructed to address the limitations of traditional three-dimensional urban planning. The principle underlying disaster-prevention zoning and space planning was analyzed by defining urban seismic disaster-prevention space and zoning to provide a basis for urban disaster-prevention space planning. On this basis, the risk assessment method was used to construct the basic model of disaster-prevention space planning for urban areas in seismic zones. Experimental results showed that the designed model presented excellent performance and accounted for the geographical factors of the city. At the same time, the model can guarantee the efficient operation of emergency rescue work in cities after earthquakes.