Database Development for Earthquake Risk Assessment. Muhammad Murad Billah Senior GIS Coordinator
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1 Database Development for Earthquake Risk Assessment Muhammad Murad Billah Senior GIS Coordinator
2 CONTENTS Base Map Development Hazard Mapping - Active Fault Study - Engineering Geological Mapping - Seismic Hazard Mapping Vulnerability Mapping - Building - Lifeline (transportation & utility system) - Essential Facilities
3 GIS DATABASE DEVELOPMENT What is GIS? A geographic information system (GIS) integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing, managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information. Database View Model View Map View
4 BASE MAP Geological Map Source: GSB Grid Microzonation
5 BASE MAP Quickbird Images Resolution: 62cm Acquisition date: Georeferencing: RTK GPS & DGPS
6 Base Map Development Collection of Quick Bird Image Selection of TIC/GCP on the Image and Establishment of Bench Mark Development of GIS database as a base map by incorporating attribute data & field information Geo-referencing the Quickbird Image by RTK GPS with the surveyed GCPs Field verification and Attribute information collection Base line survey with total station On Screen Digitization (building, road, water body, open space, hill)
7 BASE MAP Topographic Maps Source: SoB (Dhaka & Sylhet), BIWTA&CDA (Chittagong) Scan & georeference Spot-height digitization Digital Elevation Model (DEM) generation
8 BASE MAP Ward Maps Source: DCC, CDA, SCC Scan, georeference, digitize Field verification & revision Validate to City Corporation Cluster generation
9 BASE MAP Physical Feature Components: building, road, waterbody, open space, hill Source: RAJUK, CDA, ADPC Base Map Digitize, field survey Field verification & revision
10 HAZARD MAPPING Active Fault Study Engineering Geological Mapping Seismic Hazard Mapping
11 ACTIVE FAULT STUDY Active Fault Location Madhupur Fault Dauki Fault Plate Boundary Fault - 1 Plate Boundary Fault - 2 Plate Boundary Fault - 3
12 ACTIVE FAULT STUDY Observation, Investigation, and Trenching Site Corona Image Study, Historical Earthquake Field Survey: Moynamoti, Dauki, Hobigonj, Tangail, Shitakunda, Madhabkunda, Teknaf &Haluaghat Trenching: Gabrakhari, Haluaghat; and Dharmapur, Feni
13 ACTIVE FAULT STUDY Trenching activities Gabrakhari, Haluaghat
14 ACTIVE FAULT STUDY Trenching activities Dharmapur, Feni
15 ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Field activities & database development Boring Borehole database
16 ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Field activities & database development PS Logging D7 - Mehernagar, Dhobadia (Kaskura), Dhaka
17 ENGINEERING GEOLOGY Field activities & database development Array Microtremor Shallow seismic wave measurement
18 item Usable data (quantities) Dhaka Chittagong Sylhet Area (sqkm) sqkm 420 Grids (250m) 5,150 3,750 2,600 11,500 grids 6720 Geology map by GSB generated Geomorphic Map by GSB generated Boring holes 80 by ADPC(DU)/GSB 1,166 1,145 1,066 3,376 m 4400 less than 30m depth max 100m SPT ,238 depths 2000 by ADPC(DU)/GSB 1.5m pitch 2m pitch PS logging holes 16 by ADPC(AIT) m 640m less than 30m depth max 50m Shallow Seismic Survey pts 2 Array Microtremor pts 2 Single H/V microtremor city Total reference of Gandhidham pts 50
19 Usable data (boring location)
20 Usable data (soil tests) General features of existing soil, such as density but not non-linear characteristics
21 Usable data (shallow seismic survey)
22 Usable data (array microtremor) depth Dhaka Chittagong Sylhet Vs>300m/s 15-46m 9-38m < 35m Vs>500m/s m m m
23 Usable data (single H/V microtremor)
24 AVS30 for each grid
25 SEISMIC HAZARD MAP Soil Classification Liquefaction Susceptibility Slope Hazard Susceptibility
26 Soil Classification
27 Liquefaction susceptibility
28 Slope hazard potential
29 VULNERABILITY MAPPING Building - General Building Stock Lifeline - Transportation System - Utility System Essential Facilities
30 VULNERABILITY MAPPING Building General Building Stock
31 VULNERABILITY MAPPING Building Vulnerability Assessment in Dhaka, Chittagong and Sylhet Under CDMP Project following number of buildings have been surveyed In Dhaka about 8500 buildings In Chittagong 6000 buildings and In Sylhet 4500 buildings
32 Visual and Measurement
33 Instruments Used for Building Vulnerability Assessment Micro Tremor
34 Vibration Shaker (Specially developed for this project)
35 Schmidt Hammer
36 Ferro-Scan
37 Ferro-Scan Test
38 Schmidt Hammer Test
39 Micro Tremor Test
40 Vibration Shaker Test
41 Technology Transfer Depart of Civil Engineering of Shajalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) and Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) has acquired the capacity to do similar assessment. 35 Engineers was trained under this project to use different instruments for building vulnerability assessment. 110 Engineering students got on the job training (in surveying building type, occupancy and other aspects).
42 LIFELINE Highway Transportation System Components: Road, Bridge Assessment: accessibility, structural characteristics
43 LIFELINE Railway Transportation System Components: Track, Urban Station, Dispatch Facility, Fuel Facility, Maintenance Facility Assessment: accessibility, building structure, service performance
44 LIFELINE Bus Transportation System Components: Urban Station, Dispatch Facility, Fuel Facility, Maintenance Facility Assessment: building structure, service performance
45 LIFELINE Inland Water Transportation System Components: Passenger Terminal, Dispatch Facility, Fuel Facility, Maintenance Facility Assessment: building structure, service performance
46 LIFELINE Potable Water System Components: Pipeline, production & distribution facility Assessment: pipe ductility, facility service performance
47 LIFELINE Waste Water System Components: Pipeline, collection & distribution facility Assessment: pipe ductility, facility service performance
48 LIFELINE Natural Gas System Components: Pipeline, distribution facility Assessment: pipe ductility, facility service performance
49 LIFELINE Electric Power System Components: Distribution facility Assessment: seismic design, facility service performance
50 LIFELINE Communication System Components: Distribution & transmission station Assessment: structural characteristics, facility service performance
51 ESSENTIAL FACILITY Components: - Hospital & Clinic - Police & Fire Station - Emergency Operation Center - School & University Assessment: building structure, service performance
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