Journal of Disaster Research · 2009 · 134 citations · 12 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeoinformaticsCoastal EngineeringRemote SensingSeismologyCoastal Hazard AssessmentCoastal HazardsHazard AssessmentNatural HazardsPost-earthquake Damage AssessmentSeismic Risk AnalysisFragility AnalysisSatellite Remote Sensing DataStructural Damage IdentificationStructural Fragility AnalysisTsunami Damage AssessmentTsunami HazardsTsunami InundationTsunami Numerical Modeling
Tsunami fragility (fragility curve, or fragility function) is a new measure, we propose, for estimating structural damage and fatalities due to tsunami attack, by integrating satellite remote sensing, field survey, numerical modeling, and historical data analysis with geographic information system (GIS). Tsunami fragility is expressed as the structural damage probability or fatality ratio related to hydrodynamic features of tsunami inundation flow, such as inundation depth, current velocity and hydrodynamic force. It expands the capability of estimating potential tsunami damage in a quantitative manner.
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