2017
DOI: 10.12962/j23546026.y2017i2.2273
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Study of Rapid Visual Screening of Buildings for High Potential Seismic Hazard According to Indonesian Standard

Abstract: Abstract This paper presents a study of Rapid Visual Screening (RVS) using FEMA 154 and applied in Indonesia based on SNI 1726. RVS is a method to asses potential earthquake hazard of a building based on visual observation ("sidewalk survey") of the exterior and interior building if possible, and a Data Collection Form. This study is intended to see how important the RVS of the FEMA 154 can be implemented in Indonesia with a case study at Yogyakarta. The buildings that reviewed were assumed to have the same p… Show more

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“…The research entitled "Study of Rapid Visual Screening of Buildings for High Potential Seismic Hazard According to Indonesian Standard" [8] to find out how important RVS from FEMA 154 can be applied in Indonesia with a case study of ATK Yogyakarta Building. The RVS FEMA 154 method with SNI 1726 can be said to have met so that RVS can be used in Indonesia by adjusting the earthquake acceleration map so that there are no errors in determining the earthquake zone.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research entitled "Study of Rapid Visual Screening of Buildings for High Potential Seismic Hazard According to Indonesian Standard" [8] to find out how important RVS from FEMA 154 can be applied in Indonesia with a case study of ATK Yogyakarta Building. The RVS FEMA 154 method with SNI 1726 can be said to have met so that RVS can be used in Indonesia by adjusting the earthquake acceleration map so that there are no errors in determining the earthquake zone.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weight and score of each parameter are symbolized as w i and SCORE i , respectively. The earthquake safety of the structures in Indonesia was assessed by Wahyuni et al (2017) [194] using FEMA P-154 [8], which is a widely used RVS approach. Pujianto et al (2019) [195] conducted a rapid postearthquake visual assessment of school buildings in Lombok, Indonesia, using the Indonesian standard [196].…”
Section: Lowmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kemudian, untuk mengisi formular RVS yang disediakan oleh FEMA 154, kajian ini juga merujuk kepada SNI 1726-2019 tentang Tata Cara Perencanaan Ketahanan Gempa untuk menentukan nilai percepatan gempa berdasarkan peta gempa yang berlaku di Indonesia. Dalam penerapan RVS untuk di Indonesia, perlu diperhatikan penggunaan peta sesimik SNI 1726 agar tidak terjadi kesalahan dalam menentukan zona gempa [6].…”
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