This study aims at developing an empirical, multi-variable tsunami damage model for buildings, based on machine-learning algorithms which leverage about 250.000 ex-post data surveyed by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation after the 2011 Great East Japan event in the To over bar hoku region. By implementing simple geospatial tools, the dataset is integrated with additional explanatory variables, including, among others, factors accounting for the mutual interaction between the inundated structures. Tests on models' sensitivity to the number and type of input features used for model development reveal the importance, on the predictive performance, of considering usually neglected mechanisms like the shielding effect and the debris impact generation. The analysis for the potential spatial transferability indicates a reduction in the accuracy, thus suggesting a better suitability of empirical models for descriptive purposes, limiting their predictive ability only to region-specific cases.
Leveraging data driven approaches for enhanced tsunami damage modelling: Insights from the 2011 Great East Japan event / Di Bacco, M; Rotello, P; Suppasri, A; Scorzini, AR. - In: ENVIRONMENTAL MODELLING & SOFTWARE. - ISSN 1364-8152. - ELETTRONICO. - 160:(2023), pp. 0-0. [10.1016/j.envsoft.2022.105604]
Leveraging data driven approaches for enhanced tsunami damage modelling: Insights from the 2011 Great East Japan event
Di Bacco, M;
2023
Abstract
This study aims at developing an empirical, multi-variable tsunami damage model for buildings, based on machine-learning algorithms which leverage about 250.000 ex-post data surveyed by the Japanese Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation after the 2011 Great East Japan event in the To over bar hoku region. By implementing simple geospatial tools, the dataset is integrated with additional explanatory variables, including, among others, factors accounting for the mutual interaction between the inundated structures. Tests on models' sensitivity to the number and type of input features used for model development reveal the importance, on the predictive performance, of considering usually neglected mechanisms like the shielding effect and the debris impact generation. The analysis for the potential spatial transferability indicates a reduction in the accuracy, thus suggesting a better suitability of empirical models for descriptive purposes, limiting their predictive ability only to region-specific cases.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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