英文摘要 |
As a result of climate change, an increasing number of studies have focused on vulnerability and resilience in impact assessments. However, most empirical studies of vulnerability used the national and county level and the vulnerability definition did not include resilience. Thus, this study first reviews literature on vulnerability assessment based on physical vulnerability, social vulnerability, and resilience to establish township-level vulnerability indexes for typhoons and floods. This study uses the fuzzy Delphi method to eliminate indexes and establish 3 goals, 9 themes and 19 evaluation indexes. Additionally, this study uses the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process to weight all indexes and finalize the indexes framework. Finally, Shueili Township is chosen as a case study and its vulnerability is assessed using these indexes. Assessment results show the remote villages in Shueili Township, such as Shinsan, Shinrown, Shinsing, and Sanan, are most vulnerable. The vulnerability assessment framework is helpful when evaluating the vulnerability of different villages, and assessment results will help in formulating disaster management policies and hazards mitigation strategies. |