QuickCheck Damage Free

QuickCheck Damage is an application that works as a digital instrument to carry out a short-term inspection of buildings damaged by the action of socio-natural events such as earthquakes, floods, explosions, landslides or settlement of the ground or other event and make short-term decisions. deadline on access to the building. Geographically store the building location as well as inspection data and automate the risk assessment associated with damage intelligently and automatically.
The filling of the instrument must be carried out by people who have been trained and obtained the Damage Assessment Inspector Certificate. The inspection should preferably be carried out the first week after the occurrence of the event. The use of the instrument is limited to the inspection of buildings, it is not designed for other constructions such as bridges, industrial facilities, tunnels, dams, etc.
It has seven sections where the procedure to identify the most unfavorable risk among the resulting risk assignments between sections two, three, four and five. The methodology described in López et al. (2023) specifies the necessary criteria to determine if the building corresponds to: 1) Access allowed (green label), b) Access restricted (yellow label), c) Access not permitted (red label).
Sources:
López O. A., Coronel D. G., Ginés C., Fierro F., Marinilli A., Urich A. (2023). Rapid Assessment of Damage to Buildings. Bulletin of the National Academy of Engineering and Habitat (ANIH). 61(4): 8–31.
Coronel-Delgado, G., López, O. A., Gines, C., Fierro F., Marinilli A., Urich A., Rojas R. (2024). Methodology for the Rapid Assessment of Damage in Buildings and its Application. IV Venezuelan Congress of Quality Control, Pathology and Recovery of Construction. Caracas, October 25 and 26, 2024