Social aggravation estimation to seismic hazard using classical fuzzy methods
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10.1007/978-3-319-26470-7_14
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Data publicació2015
EditorSpringer
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Abstract
In the last years, from a disasters perspective, risk has been dimensioned to allow a better management. However, this conceptualization turns out to be limited or constrained, by the generalized use of a fragmented risk scheme, which always consider first, the approach and applicability of each discipline involved. To be congruent with risk definition, it is necessary to consider an integral frame, and social factors must be included. Even those indicators that could tell something about the organizational and institutional capacity to withstand natural hazards, should be invited to the table. In this article, we analyze one of the most important elements in risk formation: the social aggravation, which can be regarded as the convolution of the resilience capacity and social fragility of an urban center. We performed a social aggravation estimation over Barcelona, Spain and Bogota, Colombia considering a particular hazard in the form of seismic activity. The Aggravation coefficient was achieved through a Mamdami fuzzy approach, supported by well-established fuzzy theory, which is characterized by a high expressive power and an intuitive human-like manner.
CitacióGonzález, R., Nebot, M., Múgica, F., Carreño, M.L., Barbat, A. H. Social aggravation estimation to seismic hazard using classical fuzzy methods. A: "Simulation and modeling methodologies, technologies and applications: International Conference, SIMULTECH 2014, Vienna, Austria, August 28-30, 2014: revised selected papers". Springer, 2015, p. 275-293.
ISBN978-3-319-26469-1
Versió de l'editorhttp://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-26470-7_14
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