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リスクと回復力を定量化するためにアメリカの住宅調査を活用する
Kendrick Hardaway1,2, Kelsea Best3,4, Benjamin Rachunok5,6
1Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand.
まとめ
都市のレジリエンス計画には より良いデータが必要です アメリカン・ハウジング・サーベイ (AHS) は リスクの定量化と 自然災害に対する都市の回復力を高めるために 価値あるデータセットを提供しています
科学分野:
- 都市におけるレジリエンスとリスク科学
- 都市環境の定量分析
背景:
- 都市化と気候変動は 都市における自然災害のリスクを高めています
- 都市計画におけるレジリエンス指標を定量化するのは データが限られているため 難しいことです
- 都市におけるレジリエンス研究において,広く適用可能な,詳細で大規模なデータセットが必要である.
研究 の 目的:
- アメリカ国勢調査局のアメリカン・ハウジング・サーベイ (AHS) をリスク科学の貴重なリソースとして紹介します.
- 都市レジリエンス研究におけるAHSの強みと弱点を評価する.
- 都市の回復力を高めるためのAHSの実用的な応用を示します.
主な方法:
- 予測モデリングと多次元還元技術を活用した.
- AHSデータを用いて都市内および都市間の空間的および時間的傾向を分析した.
- 社会人口学と建築環境の変数との関係を調査した.
主要な成果:
- AHSは都市間の比較に適した豊富な縦断データセットを提供します.
- AHSの変数が危険の結果と認識されたリスクを予測する有用性を示した.
- AHSの適用性が様々な気候地域で強調された.
結論:
- アメリカン・ハウジング・サーベイ (AHS) は 都市回復力研究を進めるための 強力で未使用のデータセットです
- AHSのデータは,自然災害に対する定量的なリスク評価と計画を大幅に改善することができます.
- 研究者はAHSを活用して より回復力のある都市の未来を築くことができます
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