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Japan 2016
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Japan 2016
Kumamoto
Study
Goda, K. et al.
authors
Goda K, Campbell G, Hulme L, Ismael B, Ke L, Marsh R, Sammonds P, So E, Okumura Y, Kishi N, Koyama M, Yotsui S, Kiyono J, Wu S, Wilkinson S.
Date
2016
Damage Scale
EMS-98
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Data
Documentation
id
Damage Levels
465
D0
No damage
472
D1
Negliglible to Slight damage
473
D2
Moderate damage (moderate non- structural damage, slight structural damage)
474
D3
Substantial to heavy damage (moderate structural damage/heavy non-structural damage)
475
D4
Very heavy damage (heavy structural damage/ very heavy non-structural damage)
476
D5
Collapse
id
Building Classes
485
Timber/Bamboo
Timber stud frame construction with plywood sheething. Walls clad in timber weatherboards, brick veneer, stucco or corrugated iron. Timber roof framing with corrugated iron, clay tile, concrete tile or sheet metal tile cladding.
486
Steel Frame
Steel columns and beams. Floors and roofs in metal deck with concrete topping or cast-in-place concrete slabs.
487
RC Frame
Material type, concrete reinforced. Type of lateral load-resisting system, infilled frame
488
Other/Unknow
Other/Unknown
Sources
The 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes: Cascading Geological Hazards and Compounding Risks.
Goda K, Campbell G, Hulme L, Ismael B, Ke L, Marsh R, Sammonds P, So E, Okumura Y, Kishi N, Koyama M, Yotsui S, Kiyono J, Wu S, Wilkinson S.
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Study locations
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Study Locations
Minami Aso village (Kurokawa district)