Building Value Assessment and Protection Model under Catastrophe Risk

Abstract

In recent years, with the change in the global environment, the frequency of catastrophes has been increasing, which poses a great threat to people's property and life safety. Many landmark buildings have high historical or economic value, and it is important to assess the value of these buildings and develop conservation plans. To evaluate the value of the building, this article first established the POT model to evaluate the risk of the building location. Then, based on the EWM-AHP method, we selected the first-level indicators and the second-level indicators to establish the value evaluation model of the building and used the logic function to establish the protection model through data fitting. According to the comprehensive analysis of the risk assessment and the value assessment of the building, the building protection measures are divided into three types: unprotected, reinforced, and relocated. It is applied to the church of San Marco in Venice, and it is concluded that the area needs to be reinforced. The establishment of the model is of great significance to the evaluation and protection of buildings.