古蹟与历史建筑防灾机制之研究–以火害为例 - 南华大学机构典藏系统.PDF

理論 歷例 盧 六年 歷 歷度 行 了 行歷復 行 歷數不 歷行狀 列 1. 歷 立理度 2. 3. 理 4. 理 5. 雷 6. 7. 練 歷理利 參 :歷 Abstract st The catastrophic earthquake on September 21 1999 in Taiwan caused severe damages to many lives and properties including valuable heritage sites with unique local characteristics and historical buildings. As people embark on the reconstruction work after the catastrophe, it is important to understand and investigate the true causes for the destruction. Other than earthquake, flood, termites, humidity etc, the natural causes as well as man-made factors such as fire, which all can destroy the heritage sites. The protection from the aforementioned natural disasters, the weather forecast can help with preparation in advance. It is also crucial to monitor the environment. For the restoration and daily maintenance of heritage sites and historical buildings, the prevalent fire regulations and the construction law still leave a big gap to meet the restoring requirement. In order to balance between the restoration requirement and public safety, it is necessary to set up a