`{frbca}` is an R package supporting economic evaluation of functional recovery design for buildings. The goal of frbca is to conduct benefit-cost analysis (BCA) for buildings archetypes designed for functional recovery. The inputs include:
- Expected Annualized Losses (EALs) for (i) a baseline (code-conforming) design and (ii) recovery-based design interventions
- Structural and nonstructural costs for both (i) and (ii)
- A list of analysis parameters, including discount rate, time horizon, and economic analysis parameters such as business income
For more details, see:
Fung, JF, Cook, DT, Elsibaie, S, Zhang, Y, Sattar, S, Morris, P, Johnson, KJ, and Burton, HV (2025). ``Economic Evaluation at the Design Phase for Functional Recovery: Integrated Design, Assessment, and Economic Evaluation for New Buildings,’’ In Review.
About this Dataset
| Title | frbca |
|---|---|
| Description | `{frbca}` is an R package supporting economic evaluation of functional recovery design for buildings. The goal of frbca is to conduct benefit-cost analysis (BCA) for buildings archetypes designed for functional recovery. The inputs include: - Expected Annualized Losses (EALs) for (i) a baseline (code-conforming) design and (ii) recovery-based design interventions - Structural and nonstructural costs for both (i) and (ii) - A list of analysis parameters, including discount rate, time horizon, and economic analysis parameters such as business income For more details, see: Fung, JF, Cook, DT, Elsibaie, S, Zhang, Y, Sattar, S, Morris, P, Johnson, KJ, and Burton, HV (2025). ``Economic Evaluation at the Design Phase for Functional Recovery: Integrated Design, Assessment, and Economic Evaluation for New Buildings,’’ In Review. |
| Modified | 2025-12-03 00:00:00 |
| Publisher Name | National Institute of Standards and Technology |
| Contact | mailto:[email protected] |
| Keywords | benefit-cost analysis , building economics , functional recovery , recovery-based design , codes and standards , r |
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