Selection of the Variant of the Aluminium-Glass Facade Implementation Using the AHP Method

Leśniak, Agnieszka; Wieczorek, Damian; Górka, Monika

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“…Neglect of repairs is one of the main reasons for the decrease in the technical value of buildings [1][2][3][4]. The main task of building maintenance is rehabilitation planning [5][6][7][8][9]. In order to maintain existing buildings, it is necessary to solve problems related to forecasting rehabilitation needs [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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A Methodology for Determining the Rehabilitation Needs of Buildings

Nowogońska¹

2020

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The appropriate rehabilitations planning of buildings should be based on the analysis of rehabilitation needs. This article proposes a methodology for Determining the Rehabilitation Needs of Buildings (DRNB). The DRNB method can be used for buildings made with traditional technology. The methodology provides the possibility to prioritize the analyzed objects and their elements as well as to determine the sequence of rehabilitation needs of any buildings and their elements. The method can be used for a single building or several buildings. The obtained results can be compared and order relations between them can be determined, which will allow the planning of repair works. In setting the priorities in the DRNB method, the implementation of the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) was used. The article presents also the application the DRNB method and results of determination of rehabilitation needs for residential buildings that are located in Poland in Zielona Góra. Determining the rehabilitation needs of building components should be the first stage of planning repair works. The DRNB method helps to determine which elements in which buildings need necessary rehabilitation now, which elements of rehabilitation are important now, and which elements can be rehabilitated later—i.e., if the repair works are only useful and are not currently necessary.

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A Methodology for Determining the Rehabilitation Needs of Buildings

Nowogońska¹

2020

Applied Sciences

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Landslide Hazard Assessment Map as an Element Supporting Spatial Planning: The Flysch Carpathians Region Study

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Landslides and rock falls are among the many phenomena that have an impact on sustainable construction and infrastructure safety. The main causes of landslides are natural meteorological and hydrological phenomena. In building design and construction, environmental monitoring by identifying geotechnical hazards must be taken into account, as appropriate hazard assessment contributes to ensuring future construction safety. The Carpathian region in southern Poland is particularly predisposed to landslide formation. This may be favored by the nature of the shapes associated with the high and steep slopes of the region’s valleys. Another reason for concern is the flysch geological structure, which is characterized by alternating layers of water-permeable sandstones and poorly permeable shales, clays, and marls. Furthermore, the presence of a quaternary weathering cover makes the geological structure more susceptible to landslide processes and tectonic formations. The paper presents the results of a study whose aim was to elaborate a detailed landslide hazard map for a selected area in the Polish Carpathians, using statistical methods. The approach is based on the Hellwig method, which seems particularly useful in the assessment of susceptibility and landslide hazards on a local scale for a relatively small area. A two-stage study was conducted. The first stage of the research involved the creation of a database associated with environmental parameters and triggering factors, whereas the second stage consisted of the adoption of weights for seven thematic sections and their special features on the basis of expert knowledge. The hazard map developed as a result was compared to the mapping made using the weight-of-evidence method. The proposed data normalization method allows the use and analysis of both qualitative and quantitative data collected from various sources. The advantage of this method is the simple calculation procedure. A large-scale (1:2000) map might be used to assess the landslide hazard for specific cadastral units. Such a map becomes the basis for municipal spatial planning and may be able to influence investment decisions. Detailed landslide hazard maps are crucial for more precise risk evaluation for specific cadastral units. This, in turn, allows one to reduce serious economic and social losses, which might be the future results of landslides.

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Selection of the Variant of the Aluminium-Glass Facade Implementation Using the AHP Method

Cited by 2 publications

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A Methodology for Determining the Rehabilitation Needs of Buildings

A Methodology for Determining the Rehabilitation Needs of Buildings

Landslide Hazard Assessment Map as an Element Supporting Spatial Planning: The Flysch Carpathians Region Study

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