DISASTER PLANNING


LEVEL 1


3 Hospital’s general functionality for post-earthquake attention of seismic emergency.


LEVEL 2


31 Functionality in relation with its environment.


LEVEL 3


311 Relationship with urban lifeline utility infrastructure.


LEVEL 4


3111 Water. 3112 Electricity. 3113 Telecommunication network.


3114 Sewerage system. 3115 Natural gas. 3116 Road network.


312 Functionality of access.


3121 Pedestrian accessibility.


3122 Distance to road networks and vulnerability of roadways.


3132 Aerial accessibility.


313 Compliance with basic programme of accesses.


314 Seismic vulnerability of neighbouring structures.


315 Efficiency for connecting to the emergency network.


32 Interior functionality.


321 Compliance with basic programme of essential and complementary services.


322 Relationship between indespensable services and their required


complementary services.


323 Flexibility for temporary transformation of non-essential services into essential services and their complementaries.


324 Functionality of emergency facilities


33 Efficiency of contingency plan and evacuation process.


331 Circulation layout.


3311 Horizontal. 3312 Vertical.


332 Sign posting. 333 Contingency plan.


Figure 4: disaggregation of the seismic functionality sub-aspect. IFHE DIGEST 2013 59


33121 Lifts. 33122 Ramps. 33123 Stairways.


3221 Location of services within the building.


3222 Distribution of spaces.


3223 Relationship between services.


3231 Expansion of essential services.


3232 Adaptability of non-essential services.


3233 Change of use of complementary services.


3141 Adjacent buildings. 3142 Lifelines superficial structures.


3143 Nearby bridges.


3151 Local. 3152 Regional.


LEVEL 5


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