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Trial of an evaluation method of the building damage by Tsunami

Author(s)
Charusrojthanadech, Nunthawath
Yamamoto, Yoshimichi
Ca, Vu Thanh
Date Issued
June 1, 2012
Type
Article
DOI
10.1142/S1793431112500145
Abstract
In order to develop a rational methodology to evaluate building damage caused by tsunamis, first, disaster data collected in Thailand, Sri Lanka, and Japan are introduced as verification data. Next, the applicability of an empirical method of predicting inundation depth (= the inundation height from ground level) based on analysis of those data and a numerical simulation method of tsunami flood is examined by comparing calculation values with the verification data. Then, the validity of a convenient method of evaluating building strength against the tsunami using the gate-type Rahmen Building Model is checked by comparing calculation results with actual damage and diagrams to get pillar widths or wall thicknesses at the breaking threshold for common sizes of buildings are proposed. © World Scientific Publishing Company.
Citation
Journal of Earthquake and Tsunami, 6(2), 2012
Subjects

building damage

damage evaluation met...

field survey

inundation depth

numerical simulation

Tsunami

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