英文摘要 |
The motive of this study is on the basis of the painful lessons learned from and implications gathered from an island wide efforts to relieve, restore and recover from the catastrophe in the aftermath of the 921 Earthquake. The study therefore aims to prevent and minimize the potential disasters by understanding the hazards and through careful establishing a model of assessment criteria and weight distribution of seismic hazards. It can be used as a reliable database for investigating, analyzing potential relatively hazardous areas and reducing the potential damaging effects to properties and people in the urbanized areas of Taiwan. The study categories three assessment groups, viz natural environment, man-made physical environment and humanism (socio-economy) environment. Then the possible categories and indexes of leading to disasters gathered, through a group of professional-oriented questionnaires and FDAHP analytic approach to establish an assessment model of seismic hazards. In conclusion, the research sums up assessment criteria and relative hazardous areas of factors including soil liquefaction, average gradient, geology, soil plate, epicenter, active fault, flooding and erosion of river bank, stories of building, strength of enduring earthquake, structural conformation, types of use, structural frame, covering ratio, illegal building ratio, bases of operation for disaster prevention, installing standard of fire hydrant, buildings easily to lead to disaster, buildings difficultly to get rescue, width of roads, rescue space, temporary settlements, extensive refuges, population density, average age, education, location, public facilities, disaster prevention education, rescuing training, and disaster prevention education of the community. Finally the study suggests the necessity of viewing the implementation of disaster prevention, mitigation and rescue plan by following a grade of hazards from 1 to 4 which should be ranked by indexes system, weight distribution, and relative importance of factors. |