Abstract: The cloud model theory is introduced to establish an evaluation index system for emergency rescue communication support capability, optimizing the weights of each indicator and the rating set. An evaluation model for emergency rescue communication support capability is developed, and a case study of a fire and emergency rescue brigade is conducted to assess its communication support capability. This validates the rationality of the proposed cloud model and reduces the fuzziness and uncertainty of traditional evaluation methods. Additionally, based on the assessment results, corresponding strategies are proposed to enhance foundational support capabilities, team-building support capabilities, equipment and system support capabilities, and management mechanism support capabilities.

Key words: fire rescue, emergency communication support, evaluating, cloud model