The Typhoon and Flood Disaster Risk Reduction Education Interactive Learning System integrates scenario simulations, interactive decision-making, and real-time feedback to systematically guide users through critical disaster management phases. This includes daily preparedness, emergency supply planning, residential mitigation measures, emergency response, and evacuation judgment. By effectively translating risk knowledge into actionable steps, the system elevates public awareness and strengthens self-protection capacity.

The innovation lies in integrating real post-disaster survey data from Typhoon Morakot with an AI-based scoring model. Different preparedness behaviors are converted into quantified feedback, allowing learning outcomes to reflect actual disaster experience rather than subjective design. This data-driven mechanism helps users understand which actions are more critical for reducing risk.

This system can be applied to government disaster risk reduction campaigns, community resilience programs, and digital learning platforms. Through accessible interaction and visual feedback, it supports wider public communication of typhoon and flood risk knowledge and promotes practical disaster preparedness in daily life.