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Entry: consequence model
URI: https://registry.epos-eu.org/ncl/FAIR-Incubator/tcs-TSU/17
A relationship showing the probability of exceeding a specific number of fatalities or a specific economic loss value due to a prescribed physical damage level. The term is used more specifically for representing the consequences of physical damage to building and infrastructure. Instead of a probability distribution, a consequence function can be also represented with the mean and standard deviation of the expected consequences (e.g., loss of life, economic losses) for given damage levels.
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| is a | Concept |
| submitted by | Tendry R |
| accepted on | 11 Mar 2022 00:16:14.969 | 11 Mar 2022 00:13:52.279 |
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11 Mar 2022 00:16:14.969
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A relationship showing the probability of exceeding a specific number of fatalities or a specific economic loss value due to a prescribed physical damage level. The term is used more specifically for representing the consequences of physical damage to building and infrastructure. Instead of a probability distribution, a consequence function can be also represented with the mean and standard deviation of the expected consequences (e.g., loss of life, economic losses) for given damage levels.
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Concept
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consequence model
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| notation |
17
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tcs tSU
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status experimental
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Definition
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vulnerability curve
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| description |
A relationship showing the probability of exceeding a specific number of fatalities or a specific economic loss value due to a prescribed physical damage level. The term is used more specifically for representing the consequences of physical damage to building and infrastructure. Instead of a probability distribution, a consequence function can be also represented with the mean and standard deviation of the expected consequences (e.g., loss of life, economic losses) for given damage levels.
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consequence model
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| notation |
17
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| related |
Probabilistic Tsunami Risk Analysis
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| type |
Concept
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