Autor/Autorin: Mohd Thuraiya
Thuraiya Mohd is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying at University Technology MARA (UiTM), MALAYSIA. She has received Bachelor in Estate Management (Honours)(University Technology Mara),Masters of Science (Land Development and Administration)and Doctor of Philosophy (Real Estate)(University Technology Malaysia).
Floods can cause damage to homes. Some houses which have been significantly damaged, destroyed, or inhabitable. Inherently, victims should be given temporary or permanent houses depending on the degree of damage to their houses. Therefore, an as-sessment of the degree of house damage must be carried out as a direction for the recovery effort. Thus, this research seeks to design a House Damage Assessment Form. This form has been established by having an in-depth interview with experts involved in MERCY Malaysia and a literature review of the evaluation forms used by other countries to assess the degree of house damage post-disaster.
Über den Autor
Thuraiya Mohd est maître de conférences à la faculté d'architecture, de planification et de topographie de l'Université technologique de Mara (UiTM), en Malaisie. Elle est titulaire d'une licence en gestion immobilière (avec mention) (University Technology Mara), d'une maîtrise en sciences (aménagement du territoire et administration) et d'un doctorat en philosophie (immobilier) (University Technology Malaysia).
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Floods can cause damage to homes. Some houses which have been significantly damaged, destroyed, or inhabitable. Inherently, victims should be given temporary or permanent houses depending on the degree of damage to their houses. Therefore, an as-sessment of the degree of house damage must be carried out as a direction for the recovery effort. Thus, this research seeks to design a House Damage Assessment Form. This form has been established by having an in-depth interview with experts involved in MERCY Malaysia and a literature review of the evaluation forms used by other countries to assess the degree of house damage post-disaster.
