A Study on Restorative Post Earthquake Urban Redevelopment Project in Shin-Nagata Station South Area

Ando, Motoo; Shiozaki, Yoshimitsu; Kodama, Yoshiro; Asano, Yasakazu; Takeyama, Kiyoaki

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“…The situation of businesses reopening in the affected areas is considered an important piece of information that captures the post‐disaster changes to communities 18–21 . Previous research also assessed urban reconstruction projects from the perspective of companies, and showed that fireproofing and large‐scale redevelopment projects place burdens on corporate management for individual establishments 22–24 . Two studies that focused on the relationship between urban reconstruction projects and reopening status surveyed business operation statuses during the implementation of the urban reconstruction projects and noted low reopening rates for establishments located within urban reconstruction project areas and the dispersion of industrial clusters 25,26 .…”

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Study on the relationship between post‐disaster operating status of establishments and urban reconstruction projects and regulations in tsunami‐affected urban areas: Analysis of establishments affected by tsunami due to the Great East Japan Earthquake by individual panel data from Economic Census

Masumura,

Kubota

2023

Japan Architectural Review

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While urban reconstruction projects and land use regulations were implemented in each area affected by the tsunami following the Great East Japan Earthquake, concerns were raised regarding the impact of these projects and regulations on the industry sector. This study aimed to investigate the relationship between business recovery and post‐disaster urban planning, such as urban reconstruction projects and disaster risk area designations. We developed chronological panel data of establishment units before and after the disaster using individual data from Economic Census, inundation range data, urban reconstruction project zone data, and disaster risk area data. Cross‐tabulation tables and independence tests were conducted using the panel data. The results indicate that for establishments inundated to a depth of at least 1 m located outside the disaster risk area, the survival rate was significantly lower for those inside the urban reconstruction project area. For establishments outside the urban reconstruction project area, the survival rate was significantly lower for those inside the disaster risk area, for both nonflooded and flooded depths of at least 1 m. The results revealed that besides inundation damage, industry sectors, and numbers of employees, urban reconstruction project implementation and disaster risk area designation were some factors impeding survival.

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Study on the relationship between post‐disaster operating status of establishments and urban reconstruction projects and regulations in tsunami‐affected urban areas: Analysis of establishments affected by tsunami due to the Great East Japan Earthquake by individual panel data from Economic Census

Masumura,

Kubota

2023

Japan Architectural Review

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Reconstruction of Tsunami-affected Urban Districts and Business Recovery following the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

Masumura

Kubota

2018

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Study on the Relationship Between Post-Disaster Operating Status of Establishments and Urban Reconstruction Projects and Regulations in the Tsunami-Affected Urban Area

益邑

窪田

2019

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Analysis of establishments affected by tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake by panel data using individual data of Economic Census Akinobu MASUMURA, Aya KUBOTA The purpose of this paper was to investigate the relationship between business recovery and implementation of urban recovery plans after tsunami disasters. We developed time series panel data of each establishment before and after the disaster using reconstruction projects and the designations of disaster risk areas on the survival of establishments. Results revealed that besides inundation damage, industry sectors, and number of employees, the implementation of reconstruction projects and designation of disaster risk areas were factors that impeded survival.

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A Study on Restorative Post Earthquake Urban Redevelopment Project in Shin-Nagata Station South Area

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Reconstruction of Tsunami-affected Urban Districts and Business Recovery following the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

Study on the Relationship Between Post-Disaster Operating Status of Establishments and Urban Reconstruction Projects and Regulations in the Tsunami-Affected Urban Area

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