This invention relates to the field of public
safety monitoring technology, and discloses a method,
system, equipment, and medium for assessing the post-earthquake
accessibility of urban bridge networks. The method includes: constructing a three-dimensional underground structural velocity model of a key area in the target city based on bridge foundation
information data; generating three-dimensional ground
acceleration time histories for each bridge based on the three-dimensional underground structural velocity model; calculating structural response data corresponding to the three-dimensional ground
acceleration time histories under different earthquake scenarios, and calculating a remaining
accessibility score; training a graph neural network using the structural response data and the remaining
accessibility score to obtain a target assessment network; using the target assessment network to calculate the predicted remaining accessibility
score for each target bridge node in real-time
earthquake monitoring data; and solving for the optimal access path based on the predicted remaining accessibility score. This invention can rapidly and quantitatively assess the post-earthquake accessibility of urban bridge networks under real-world earthquake conditions and provide emergency access paths.