Crises such as earthquakes, large-scale fires, floods, industrial explosions, and chemical accidents are typically accompanied by primary damages. However, experience from major disasters worldwide shows that a significant portion of casualties and losses occur due to secondary incidents. Secondary incidents refer to events that take place after the primary disaster, triggered by damage to infrastructure, equipment, or the surrounding environment. In such situations, rapid and accurate technical Inspection of the incident site plays a crucial role in identifying these hidden

In process industries such as oil, gas, petrochemicals, and power plants, equipment inspection plays a vital role in maintaining safety, reliability, and production continuity. Under normal conditions, inspection programs are carried out based on periodic schedules and established standards; however, during crises such as industrial accidents, natural disasters, wars, disruptions in supply chains, or severe limitations in human resources, it may not be possible to fully implement the inspection program. In such circumstances, using the risk-Based Inspection (RBI) approach can