Journal of Japan Society of Civil Engineers, Ser. D3 (Infrastructure Planning and Management)
Online ISSN : 2185-6540
ISSN-L : 2185-6540
Infrastructure Planning and Management Vol.38 (Special Issue)
A SURVEY ON EVACUATION ON THE BASIS OF SITUATION AWARENESS THEORY—A CASE STUDY OF HEAVY-RAINFALL DISASTER IN JULY, 2018—
Ryuji KAKIMOTOMamoru YOSHIDA
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2021 Volume 76 Issue 5 Pages I_75-I_83

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Heavy-rainfall in July, 2018 caused inundation and landslide disaster in Western Honshu, Japan, and the toll of death and missing rose to 245. This paper aims to clear the characteristics of evacuation behaviours in the rainfall through a questionnaire survey, focusing on Situation Awareness, to residents exposed to the hazards . As results, it was cleared that among the damaged residents, the only 15% of them actively evacuated with success in situation awareness of official warnings and recommendations, and the 20% of them passively evacuated by direct callings to evacuator or visual confirmation of approaching the hazards, but the others did not evacuate. This result implies it is important to support not only situation awareness of official warnings and recommendations but also to direct callings in communities to make up for the failure of the situation awareness.

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