英文摘要 |
The recent research of disaster management indicates that the attitude of facing disasters is changing from “resistance” point of view to “resilience” and “adapting” behaviors of living among the possible risks. The issues of “resilience” are also getting matured and being discussed broadly among various disciplines. The definitions and concepts of resilience were clarified first by literature reviews, along with the collections of indicators from relating researches, in order to establish a disaster resilience indicator system that is feasible for this study. By collecting experts' opinions through questionnaires and adopting the analysis procedures of DANP (DEMATEL-based ANP) method, DEMATEL was used to investigate the interfering relationship among indicators, to find the central indicators to represent the effectiveness of factors, and to obtain the influence matrix. The ANP analysis was introduced the DEMATEL influence matrix to identify the connections of indicators and calculate the influential weights. The advantage of introducing the DEMATEL influence matrix is to avoid the equal-weight assumptions of clusters when normalizing the super matrix in ANP, thus it can take the effectiveness of clusters into account during the calculation. This study used 4 assessment items -- “social background”, “economic basis”, “environmental conditions”, and “response capacity”-- and 12 indicators to evaluate the resilience of local townships. By using DEMATEL method, the “Prominence” and “Relation” of items and indicators were identified for the relationship and effectiveness among them. The DEMATEL matrix was transformed for DANP analysis to find the indicator weights. By applying the results from DANP analysis, this study was able to examine the spatial distribution of townships' disaster resilience in Taiwan, and to verify the spatial clustering of disaster resilience through the application of spatial autocorrelation techniques. |