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Recognizing the components of crisis resilience is one of the topics that due to its importance, has found a special place in comprehensive and forward-looking crisis management programs of countries. This has led some to substitute this concept for crisis management, which of course is somewhat complementary. In fact, it can be said that providing successful solutions for crisis resilience depends on the community's capacity to prevent and reduce the effects, preparedness, response and recovery in crises.In this regard, the discussion of buildings and building energy systems, which include electricity, water and gas networks, air conditioning systems, etc., is of particular importance.Because the occurrence of an accident or danger is a serious threat to a building where people live or are stationed. In the discussion of resilience, in the first stage, saving people's lives is very important and has a high degree of importance.In this regard, by selecting the flood risk as one of the most fundamental and most common risks in the country, and a comprehensive and complete study in terms of damage to energy systems and its economic study, an attempt has been made to find a solution for residents of various buildings and committees. Provide a crisis so that at the time of the flood and by examining its aspects and analyzing the importance of the presence or absence of building energy systems to make a firm decision to stay or leave their place to minimize flood damage. Continuation of the research by calculating the financial damage to buildings due to floods and calculating the risk of damage to building energy systems, as well as calculating the amount of time required to repair and restart damaged systems and the number of people required for these repairs, conditions Crisis and flood crisis management has been studied so that by using these cases and providing them to the relevant institutions, it can be done by observing the principles of building retrofitting as well as meeting the needs of the background, flood preparedness and reducing flood damage Provided.
