It is an essential step in urban earthquake risk assessment to compile inventory databases of elements at risk and to make a classification on the basis of pre-defined typology/taxonomy definitions. Typology definitions and the classification system should reflect the vulnerability characteristics of the systems at risk, e.g. buildings, lifeline networks, transportation infrastructures, etc., as well as of their sub-components in order to ensure a uniform interpretation of data and risk analyses results. In this report, a summary of literature review of existing classification systems and taxonomies of the European physical assets at risk is provided in Chapter 2. The identified main typologies and the classification of the systems and their sub-components, i.e. SYNER-G taxonomies, for Buildings, Utility Networks, Transportation Infrastructures and Critical Facilities are presented in Chapters 3, 4, 5 and 6, respectively.

HANCILAR Ufuk;  TAUCER Fabio;  TSIONIS Georgios; 

2013-03-20

Publications Office of the European Union

JRC80560

978-92-79-28973-6,   

1831-9424,   

EUR 25883,    OP LB-NA-25883-EN-N,   

https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC80560,   

10.2788/68751,