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rEfErEncES visual examination the experts have a big amount

of data. For the effective handling and using the
data the research group of the university created
a registration subsystem with tools:

Koppány, A. (1997). Épületszerkezetek morfoló-
giai rendszere.(Morphological System of Building
Constructions). Research Working Paper (p.40).
SZIF, Győr

• morphological box for building construc-

tions and

Koppány, A. (2002). Building Diagnostics.
Construction and City Related Sustainability
Indicators (CRISP). EU 5. Framework. CRISP
Working Committee Conference, Budapest.
ÉMI (p. 8). Retrieved from http://crisp.cstb.fr /
Database-Hungary)

• thesaurus of building construction (con-

nections with the morphological box).

The morphological box as a diagnostic tool
wasn't used earlier in Hungary. The first probation
of this tool has successfully happened and our
client, the building holder-operator has installed
this tool in his data registration subsystem.
Using of this tools the experts can survey the
connections of the examined constructions and
can use also a clear visual survey of the different
durability of the existing constructions. Some de-
tails from the results of the visual examination of
60 different flat roofs can illustrate the efficiency
the new subsystem.
It would be proper if the results of the con-
structional diagnostics, the experiences of the
pathologic analyses make easier the work of
experts using our registration subsystem. The
practical diagnostic decision support tool can help
choose the appropriate corrective maintenance
procedures, it is once which remedy to the real
causes of the failure.

Koppány, A., & Graf, H. (1985). Mängel an
Flachdacheindeckungen und ihreUntersuchungs-
methoden (pp. 135-137). Berlin: Bauzeitung.

Möller, K. (1945). Építési hibák és elkerülésük.
(Building defects and prevention of defects) (p.
32). Budapest: Egyetemi Nyomda.

Molnárka, G. (2000) The methodology in visual
examination in building pathology. Hungarian
Electronic Journal of Science , 10. Retrieved from
www.sze.hu

Zwicky, F. (1966). Entdecken (p. 174). München,
Zürich: Erfinden, Forschen im Morphologischen
Weltbild, Droemer/Knaur.