Paper:
A Simulation Model for Forecasting Urban Vulnerability to Earthquake Disasters in Lima, Peru: “LIMA-UVEQ”
Hideki Kaji*1, Osamu Murao*2, Masaki Fujioka*3,
Hidehiko Kanegae*4, Fumio Yamazaki*5, Miguel Estrada*6,
and Alberto Bisbal*7
*1Department of Policy Science, Ritsumeikan University, 2-23-15 Sekimachikita, Nerima, Tokyo 177-0051, Japan
*2Tohoku University, Japan
*3Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
*4Ritsumeikan University, Japan
*5Chiba University, Japan
*6Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI), Peru
*7Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Peru (PCM), Peru
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