4. 兵庫県南部地震での体験談にみられる激震時の人間行動(I. 一般論文等その1,第Iセッション,第7回(平成9年度)地域安全学会研究発表会)

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To clarify human response under destructive ground shaking, we collected descriptions of about 70 personal experiences in the disastrous area of the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu, Japan Earthquake. These personal experiences are compiled at each seismic intensity level. The results indicate that 1) response ability of people getting up decreases largely with increase of the intensity level; evacuate to more safety place at the J.M.A. intensity 5, hard to keep standing or squat down at the intensity 5-6, unable to move at the intensity 6, responded beyond control or lie down at the intensity 6-7, and knowed down to ground or cling to a stable thing at the intensity 7, and 2) response ability of people awaked by shaking is much lower than that of people getting up.