There are two kinds of results, ”Liquefied” and ”Non-liquefied”, for the conventional liquefaction analysis of sandy deposits. Usually, the liquefied soil shall be improved to prevent the damage or failure induced by the large earthquake. Even the analysis had been done, however, the scale of damage or risk are still difficult to be recognized. Therefore the over-design of ground improvement works always happen. This paper tries to present a method of further liquefaction analysis which can quantify the degree of damage and indicate the risk after the liquefaction occurred, i.e. the liquefaction risk index concept, which has been used in Japan and Mainland China for several years. A case study is also illustrated to describe the liquefaction risk index concept in the paper.