名古屋市の徒歩帰宅体験訓練及びその事後調査

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On the assumption of the Tokai Earthquake, the Nagoya City Fire Bureau held "experience training of walking home", in which participants walk from a point in Nagoya where traffic is closed to an adjacent municipality where the railway operates as usual. The purpose of the this study was to examine the necessary supports for walking home in times of emergency, using an anonymous questionnaire administered after the training. The subjects were 100 persons including 22 junior high school students, 54 senior high school students, 19 university students and 5 adults (21 men and 79 women). Although more than half of subjects were able to walk the 6km distance without fatigue, the junior high school students tended to feel more fatigue than the other groups. The subjects indicated the neccessity for food, drinks, maps and rest room breaks during the training ; a similar tendency was also found in requests to the Nagoya City government. In addition, they desired information service, route guidance, and streetlamps to move safely. These results suggest that gas stations and convenience stores should undertake roles as shelter and cooperation bases for people walking home in an emergency.
中京大学の論文
2004-03-31