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Construction of Emergency Adaptability Evaluation Index System for High-Rise Residential Buildings Based on Major Public Health Emergencies

Hongguo Ren, Guangchao Hong, Ruili Wang

Abstract


With the continuous variation and increasing infectivity of novel coronavirus, people are forced to stay at home for a long time, and their lives and lives are constantly threatened by the virus. In order to provide scientific basis for evaluating and optimizing the epidemic prevention and control capability of high-rise residential buildings under public health emergencies, the evaluation index system of emergency adaptive performance of high-rise residential buildings is constructed. First of all, this paper uses Delphi method to consult experts in the form of questionnaire survey, and determines the framework of evaluation index system through two rounds of index screening process. Then use the analytic hierarchy process to determine the weight value of the evaluation index system, and finally check the consistency of the index weight. As a result, the emergency adaptation performance evaluation system of high-rise residential buildings under public health emergencies is obtained.


Keywords


Public Health Emergency; High-Rise Housing; Delphi Method; Analytic Hierarchy Process

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18686/utc.v8i2.152

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