| dc.description.abstract | Indonesia is located in the boundary area between the Eurasian, Pacific
and Indo-Australian plates which can collide at any time, causing tectonic
earthquakes. The earthquake that occurred in 2006 in Yogyakarta and
Central Java caused casualties and damaged more than 206 thousand
houses. The government's efforts to manage disasters are by realizing the
implementation of disaster risk reduction, namely reducing the
vulnerability of buildings.
This research aims to evaluate the vulnerability of 1 (one-story)
residential buildings. The research locations are in Gersik, Kergan and
Bongsren hamlets which have the title of Disaster Resilient
Village/Subdistrict (DESTANA) with high, medium and low earthquake
threat levels. The research method uses the ACeBS (Quick Simple
Building Assessment) feature in the InaRISK Personal Application.
The research results showed that the vulnerability value in Dusuk
Gersik was 80% low, 15% medium and 5% high. Then, in Kergan
Hamlet, 35% are low, 60% are medium and 5% are high. Meanwhile in
Bongsren Hamlet the results were 65% low and 35% medium. Based on
the research results, follow-up action is needed from the building owner
as well as support from the government to be able to repair and
strengthen the house, so that casualties and material losses can be
minimized. | en_US |
