Titlebook: Earthquake and Atmospheric Hazards; Preparedness Studies M. I. El-Sabh,S. Venkatesh,T. S. Murty Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media D

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Federal Legislation for Disaster Mitigation: A Comparative Assessment Between Canada and the Unitedd policies and designed programs to limit the impact of hazards. To further collective thinking on hazard mitigation, this paper surveys current legislation and programs in both countries, makes a comparative assessment, and seeks to identify implications for mitigation policy within the framework o

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Mexico, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Kobe: What Next?,ength of surface waves. Effective strategies of hazard reduction include a recognition of the many unanticipated ways in which earthquake hazard may become an emergent property of complex nature-society systems.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5034-7Earthquake; Geoinformationssysteme; Hail; ITC; Natural disaster; Storm; cyclone; hydrogeology

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SVA for Data Intensive Designs,e city centre and was constructed on the soft seabed in Kobe Port. A vertical array of four seismometers and pore water pressure sensors recorded the response of the ground during and after the earthquake. This study shows how the stiffness of the ground dropped and recovered during and after the earthquake.

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Amy R. Murrell,Lisa W. Coyne,Kelly G. Wilsonent officials from over 15 countries to learn more about major natural disasters of the nineties and their socio-economic impact at local/regional, national and international levels. Over one hundred papers on scientific, technical and socioeconomic aspects of natural disasters were presented.

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The Behaviour of a Man-Made Island During the Great Hanshin Earthquake, Japan,e city centre and was constructed on the soft seabed in Kobe Port. A vertical array of four seismometers and pore water pressure sensors recorded the response of the ground during and after the earthquake. This study shows how the stiffness of the ground dropped and recovered during and after the earthquake.