| dc.description.abstract | Geographically, Indonesia is located on a series of rings of fire that
stretches along the Pacific plate, which is strong earthquake shocks often
occur and cause disasters. One of the damaging earthquake disasters
occurred in the Special Region of Yogyakarta on May 27, 2006 that was
dominated by damage to simple buildings.
After post-disaster Rehab-Recon activities, measuring the level of
vulnerability of buildings in the area needs to be carried out, as part of
anticipating future strong earthquake shocks. This research aims to
measure the vulnerability level of buildings in three hamlets in the region
which have the title of Disaster Resilient Village (DESTANA) which have
different levels of earthquake hazards. The hamlets are Plumbon,
Candirejo, and Turi having earthquake hazard levels of high, moderate,
and low, respectively. The method used in the research is measuring the
vulnerability of building objects using the ACeBS (Quick Simple Building
Assessment) application via Android cellphone platform.
The result of research in Plumbon Hamlet show that the proportion of
buildings that have a low and medium level of vulnerability is 80% and
20%, correspondingly. For Candirejo Hamlet, the proportion of
buildings that have a low and medium level of vulnerability is 95% and
5%, associately, while for Turi Hamlet, the 90% of buildings that have a
low and medium level of vulnerability are 90% and 10%, respectively.
Efforts that must be made to reduce disaster risk effectively in the future
are to reduce the level of vulnerability by strengthening buildings if
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