主催: 日本学術会議社会環境工学研究連絡委員会自然災害工学専門委員会
共催: 日本建築学会, 日本風工学会, 電気学会, 日本鋼構造協会, 土木学会, 日本気象学会
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It is known that the spread of structural damage is more strongly affected by gust speeds than by maximum wind speeds. The authors have focused on the duration and fluctuation of wind gusts. The results of damage analysis based on the effects of Typhoon Bart in 1999 have indicated that the spread of damage has a higher correlation to the standard deviation of the wind gusts rather than to the intensity of turbulence. Comparisons of the time evolutions of wind records at selected observation points have indicated more serious damage at areas with higher fluctuations of wind speed. Although the above investigation is based on a survey of the damage of only one typhoon, it is suggested that fluctuation intensity as well as the duration of high wind speed is a significant factor in the spread of structural damage.