2020 年 36 巻 p. 65-73
In order to allocate a rescue team with suitable capability required for a site, it is important to relevantly assess the rescue difficulty of each site for efficient resource utilization in disaster response. In this study, we used the empirical data on rescue operations conducted at collapsed wooden building sites during the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes collected by National Police Agency, and analyzed on the relation between duration times of rescue operations and some factors such as building damage grades, scales of rescue sites, situations of victim entrapments, and so on. As a result, it was found that damage grades and space scales didn't affect much on duration times and the affecting factors of rescue difficulty were found to be the situations of entrapments; pressurization and configurations under the victims.
