英文摘要 |
The 921 Earthquake invokes a lot of studies on issues of the impacts and recovery from the disaster. Analyses on the dynamics of housing reconstruction and the post-disaster re-construction policy evaluation after the earthquake, however, are not enough. Since updated and detailed housing-rebuilt related data is the fundamentals to understand the accomplishment of recovery, the purpose of this project is to retrieve the time series statistics after the quake to restore the dynamic patterns of housing repair and reconstruction. Main finding of this study indicates that a substantial portion of collapsed independent residences started reconstruct within a year. The rebuilding rate of the whole nation within a year is in between 20% and 38%, and the rate of accumulated reconstruction in three-year period are from 35% to 45%. Peak of rebuilding in associated with the announcement of favorable government subsidies denotes the effectiveness of policies in encouraging reconstruction in hit area. Contribution of this study is that we collect the official but unrevealed after-quake statistics to formulate the dynamics of recovery speed. These statistics not only suffice the lack of historical records but also provide the basis for policies evaluations and suggestions. |