Titlebook: Earthquake Hazard and Risk; Vladimír Schenk Book 1996 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996 Geoinformationssysteme.aftershock.earthquake.microse

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Expert System for Earthquake Hazard Assessment: ESEHAfirst the significance and methodology for developing for the Expert System for Earthquake Hazard Assessment abbreviated ESEHA is described; secondly, its content composition, logical structure, knowledge-base, major algorithms, case study and its results are introduced; finally some conclusion and discussion are given.

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Earthquake Risk Assessment in Greeceoss Domestic Product per capita. A relative risk scale was adopted by assinging each region with R. = R./min R.. The final product is a map of large-scale, relative earthquake risk distribution in Greece, which allows the elaboration of strategic plans for the risk mitigation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00178-1l variations of fractal dimensions in spatial distribution of events was investigated..The resulting criteria for evaluation of “completion of development” of earthquake epicentral fields in BRZ may be used in estimations of average long-term parameters of seismic regime of the territory.

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Guiding Principles, Hard Cases,sment. We also present a survey of global and regional cooperative programs in multinational and multidisciplinary seismic hazard assessment and we review the status and plan of the UN/IDNDR Global Seismic Hazard Assessment Program.

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Statistical Estimation of the Maximum Magnitude and its Uncertainty from a Catalogue Including Magnimaximum of observed values. On the example of artificially generated catalogues the behaviour of the estimates for the different sample sizes and different levels of the magnitude errors is analysed. It is shown that the uncertainty in the M. is usually much higher then the errors in initial magnitu

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Estimation of Upper Bound Magnitude in Earthquake Hazard Assessment in Sloveniasmic sources in the same area with the incremental technique..There is an indication that such least-squares estimates are similar to or a bit greater than Kijko and Sellevol’s maximum likelihood estimates (1989). Both might be used with reasonable weights as alternatives for upper bound magnitudes

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Changes of the State of Stress and Deformation in Epicentral Zones During the Aftershock Periodn at two stages of post-seismic activity: an intensive fissuring, leading to formation of blocks on a different scale (from metres to kilometres), and a consolidation of aftershock zone by smoothing of tectonic stress gradients at the block boundaries.