Earthquakes and residential construction in Japan
In. May, Gerald W., ed. Conference proceedings. New Mexico, U.S. The National Science Foundation;Appropriate Technology International (ATI);Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), Sept. 1981. p.347-69, ilus, mapas, graf.
Monography
in En
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CR3.1
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ABSTRACT
While much effort has been spent on analysis of individual structures, building class seismic damage estimators for earthen buildings in seismic zones, of value in disaster planning, code-writing, city planning, national hazards policy formulations etc., have been little investigated. Damage ratios for onset of damage and collapse and for cost of damage are found to correlate best with response spectra at 0.7 s. Using published test data and average building properties, a seismic damage model explains the low-rise building behaviour and permits examination of the effect of structural change ont the estimated damage (AU)
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Collection:
05-specialized
Database:
DESASTRES
Main subject:
Residential Facilities
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Buildings
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Buildings Damage Classification
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Seismic Zone
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Earthquakes
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Japan
Country/Region as subject:
Asia
Language:
En
Year:
1981
Document type:
Congress and conference
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Monography