To respond to building fire and flood damage, it is necessary to identify buildings at high risk of fire and flood. It is also necessary to determine the factors that contribute to elevated risk and to practice building safety management with a particular focus on them. Building inspections are already required under the Building Management Act, the Act on the Installation and Management of Firefighting Systems, and the Special Act on the Safety and Maintenance of Facilities. The results of this study will contribute to developing a more reasonable framework for regular building inspections.

Against this backdrop, this study has four main objectives: 1) develop a building-level flood and fire risk analysis model, 2) demonstrate data linkage methods and establish a foundation for future data linkage, 3) identify buildings that require flood and fire preparedness and verify the accuracy of the model, and 4) propose a building management plan to improve building fire and flood safety.

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