Functional Continuity and Recovery of Buildings and Related Lifeline Infrastructure in the Event of Disaster, with Reference to US FEMA P-2090 / NIST SP-1254
アイテムタイプ
ディスカッションペーパー / Discussion Paper
言語
日本語
キーワード
Functional Continuity, Functional Recovery, Post-disaster Reoccupancy, Building and Lifeline Infrastructure, FEMA P-2090 / NIST SP-1254, Resilience
This study provides an overview of damage to and recovery of buildings and related lifeline infrastructure in the context of past large-scale disasters and estimation of damage caused by several expected disasters. It also analyzes US FEMA P-2090 / NIST SP-1254, issued in 2021, and related measures in Japan. Characteristic aspects of the FEMA P-2090 / NIST SP-1254 include the development of a common framework and measures regarding recovery-based objectives and design standards for buildings and related lifeline infrastructure. It also describes the development of alternative standards for temporary habitability and the incorporation of recovery-based objectives into the planning of various stakeholders. In this study, the functional continuity and recovery of buildings and related lifeline infrastructure in the event of disaster are considered in relation to the enhancement of the resilience of buildings and lifeline infrastructure, improving disaster prevention capabilities at the city and district level, developing measures for diverse buildings, providing for coordination among various stakeholders, and responding to various disasters.
建築物及び関連するライフラインの災害時の機能継続と復旧に関する研究－米国FEMA P-2090 / NIST SP-1254 からの考察－
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