Abstract
It shows about the application to the model building using the evaluation technique by the fixed-quantity logic. By the first paper proposes a new approach to risk assessment of buildings and facilities and summarizes the challenges in implementing such a method. What sets this assessment method apart from past risk management and reliability design methods is that this method employs an operational loss assessment index based on the degree of system damage and recovery conditions. This enables managers to make investment decisions based on the risk or likelihood of an event occurring when they formulate countermeasures to mitigate risk. Therefore, this paper (Part 2) explains the application to the model building through the evaluation technique using the fixed-quantity logic. It perform the lifeline by the great earthquake disaster and concrete examination about the influence on business continuation of building & facilities. Moreover, this paper shows a trial of the risk evaluation technique in the model building after having demonstrated the need of the risk evaluation technique using the fixed-quantity logic.
