As seismic hazards pose a significant threat to buildings, it is crucial to implement monitoring and risk assessment throughout the entire earthquake process. Existing structural response monitoring and damage prediction methods have limited accuracy, with most risk assessment systems relying on empirical models. These systems often fail to achieve comprehensive data integration and effective assessment across the entire process. This study proposes the Integrated System for Seismic Response Monitoring and Risk Assessment of Buildings (ISRAB), which effectively integrates real-time sensor data with Improved Deep Embedded Clustering (IDEC) and threshold warnings to predict structural state changes. It uses a random field approach to quantitatively assess building loss, casualties, and repair time, and supports future earthquake risk analysis. ISRAB bridges structural response monitoring, damage warning, consequence assessment, and future earthquake risk evaluation, enabling comprehensive applications throughout the entire process. Using a single-layer 3D-printed rural house as an example, the functionality of ISRAB was demonstrated, showing that it can provide at least 5 s of early warning and achieve a 97 % accuracy rate in structural state identification. The application scenarios of ISRAB include enhancing urban seismic resilience, supporting post-disaster emergency management, facilitating insurance claims, and improving risk assessment processes.
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