2000年鳥取県西部地震時の液状化による戸建住宅の被害調査

Hiroe Ariki; Ting Xu; Koji Tominaga; Masahito Tamura

doi:10.3130/aijt.8.375

Abstract

On October 6. 2000, an earthquake with the magnitude of 7.3 hit the western part of Tottori prefecture. Although the earthquake was bigger than Hyougo-ken Nanbu earthquake in 1995, fatality numbered zero and completely destroyed houses was no more than 360. However, many houses were damaged by liquefaction at reclaimed lands along Sakaiminato-city and Yonago-city. The authors made the questionnaire and survey relating to the damages of houses due to the liquefaction in Abe-Hikona housing estate. This paper presents the results of the investigations. Questionnaire-survey.

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The Price Differences of Housing in Regional Conditions in Slovakia. The Evidence from the Spatial Data.

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The research paper's main objective was to evaluate factors and disparities in the housing real estate market in regional conditions in Slovakia. For this purpose, a multiple linear regression (ANCOVA) model was employed. The results showed a statistically significant relation to factors affecting real estate housing. Economically, the most favorable housing locations are in cities and urbanized areas; in turn, the worst is in the countryside and periphery. The most expensive are city apartments, followed by the chalets and detached houses in the countryside. Higher housing supply in location makes the overall market more attractive, thus increasing the prices. Increasing distance from the local CBD and missing motorway in the region (LAU2 level) decreases the prices. The housing prices are heavily skewed towards Bratislava and the western part of Slovakia (except the Kosice metropolis), maintaining a significant regional gap between Central and East Slovakia. Overall results reflect differences in regional income and living standards in Slovakia.