Disaster prevention and mitigation in mountainous cities is an important research direction of urban safety. From the perspective of comprehensive disaster prevention theory and on the basis of clarifying the characteristics of mountainous city disasters, this paper explores the correlation between the current research directions of comprehensive disaster prevention in mountainous cities and spatial forms, traffic road systems, and ecological landscape systems. It also discusses the current trend of disasters in mountainous cities and proposes a comprehensive disaster prevention planning system for mountainous cities under public emergencies at the macro-medium-micro levels. With the advent of the post-epidemic era, improving the health and resilience of the human settlement environment will become a focus of urban planning research so as to provide guidance for comprehensive disaster prevention planning in mountainous cities.

public emergencies  /  mountain cities  /  disaster mitigation  /  comprehensive disaster prevention