| Summary: | 碩士 === 銘傳大學 === 都市規劃與防災學系碩士班 === 105 === Our campus disaster planning in recent years due to a number of indicators of the plan of promotion, compared with the past has been quite effective, regardless of the environmental safety of strengthening, and related exercises in the design, are the toughest of the earthquake for the spindle. But the location of which, except for periodic flood slope of the station complex disasters, for the vast majority of the population is very big threat to the metropolitan area's major earthquake scenario, there is still a lack of national response systems, as well as through the various levels of government, blueprint business partner to the community.
On the demand side, the school in addition to providing safe learning environment of students outside the ever-increasing risk of future disasters, major disasters campus want to re-examine a given mutual support, the campus and the community, the mode of operation of the disaster on campus, campus recovery planning process required for normal operation and other issues, there is room for rethinking. Therefore, the topics discussed in this article, that view of the campus to promote disaster prevention plans of recent years, how to gradually introduce the concept of comprehensive disaster management in the future, emphasizing comprehensive disaster events cycle considerations, and the integration of the different roles and resource communities, each other can cooperate with each other, a large-scale test of an effective response to disasters that may occur.
The topics discussed in this study is viewing the promotion of disaster prevention related programs in Taiwan in recent years , how to gradually introduce the concept of comprehensive disaster management in the future , Emphasize to comprehensive considerate the disaster events cycle , and integrate different roles and resources in the community, cooperate with each other. Using the case of historical district in Japan and Taiwan, observe the relationship between the campus disaster prevention and the community as a whole, explore the links through each other , and construct effective large scale disaster resilience in response .
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