The adoption of fire safety management for upgrading the fire safety level of existing hotel buildings

Fire Safety Management System for Heritage Buildings in Malaysia

“…But it is far bit difficult for heritage buildings since the assess took place at the post of the operation stage of the buildings. To resolve the issue, a study by Chen (2012), has made the perspective of hotel owners (operators) and considered the difficulty of construction and spatial improvements for buildings. Thus, without interrupting operations, a risk evaluation procedure, which would be a significant indicator of a fire management scheme for the hotel operators wanting to improve the safety level of their buildings, was established.…”

Study on the application of unity software in emergency evacuation simulation for elder

“…Chen et al have studied the moving ability of the elderly and found that the elder moved slower and required a larger diameter to move [17]. The group moving speed of door width…”

Applying Fuzzy Multiple Criteria Decision Making approach to establish safety-management system for hot spring hotels

“…In the security aspect, most researches in hospitality mainly focused on crime issues (George, 2003;Harper, 2001) and terrorist attacks (Singh et al, 2004). On the other hand, safety concerns of past studies involved natural disasters, such as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) (Budd, Bell, & Brown, 2009) and Hurricane Katrina in 2005 (Trotter & Fernandez, 2009), fire safety (Chen, Chuang, Huang, Lin, & Chien, 2012;Serbulea & Payyappallimana, 2012;Sierra, Rubio-Romero, & Gámez, 2012;Wanga, Wang, Wang, & Shih, 2015), and improper infrastructure designs for cuts, falls, slips, and related accidents (Enz & Taylor, 2002). In addition to the safety and security problems mentioned above, however, some other specific problems, especially safety threats, exist in hot spring tourism itself.…”