the architectural evaluation of buildings’ indices in explosion crisis management

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2016
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Abstract
Identifying the probable damages plays an important role in preparing for encountering and resisting negative effects of martial attacks to urban areas. The ultimate goal of this study was to identify some facilities and solutions of immunizing buildings against marital attacks and resisting explosion effects. Explosion and its coming waves, which are caused by bombardment, will damage the buildings and cause difficulties. So, defining indices to identify architectural vulnerability of buildings in explosion is needed. The Basic indices for evaluating the blast-resistant architectural spaces were identified in this study using library resources. The proposed indices were extracted through interviewing architectural and explosive experts. This study has also applied group decision making method based on pairwise comparison model, and then the necessity degree of each index was calculated. Finally, the preferences and ultimate weights of the indices were determined.
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Authors ;Mahdi Bitarafan;Sayed Bagher Hosseini;Nasim Sabeti;Ali Bitarafan
Journal PLoS computational biology
Year 2016
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10.1016/j.aej.2016.08.015
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