'Earthquake risk' diaporamas de présentation

Earthquake Risk Modelling

Earthquake Risk Modelling. Dr. Dirk Hollnack GeoRisks Research Group Munich Reinsurance Company. Contents. 1. Principles of Risk Assessment 2. Hazard Maps 3. Earthquake Scenarios 4. Probabilistic Modelling 5. Insurance Aspects. Principles of Risk Assessment.

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JHAPPER SINGH VISHOKARMA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, Government of Nepal

POTENTIAL DISASTERS IN EDUCATION SECTOR AND THEIR RISK MANAGEMENT IN NEPAL April 16-19,2012 ,Singapore on Results Based Public Sector Excellence in Disaster Risk Management. JHAPPER SINGH VISHOKARMA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, Government of Nepal. Types of Natural Disasters. Flood Landslide

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GULF SEISMIC FORUM 2005

GULF SEISMIC FORUM 2005. SEISMOLOGY AND EARTHQUAKE STUDIES IN THE EASTERN ARABIAN PLATE REGION 20-23 February 2005 11-14 Muharram, 1426 UAE UNIVERSITY,AL-AIN ,UAE. A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM ON THE ARABIAN SUBCONTINENT SEISMICITY AND SEISMIC HAZARD.

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Winery Engineers Association

How Strong is Strong Enough? Design intent, potential outcomes, risk, targeted performance criteria. Winery Engineers Association. Mike Finlayson, Regional General Manager. Napier, September 2014. Theme.

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GEOG 1011: Landscapes and Water, fall 2005 Adina Racoviteanu

Earthquakes. GEOG 1011: Landscapes and Water, fall 2005 Adina Racoviteanu. Objectives. Relate earthquake activity to plate tectonics Define earthquake, and identify the focus and epicenter of an earthquake. Describe the types of waves emitted during an earthquake.

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WORKSHOP ON SUSTAINABLE AND DISASTER RESILIENT URBAN DEVELOPMENT

WORKSHOP ON SUSTAINABLE AND DISASTER RESILIENT URBAN DEVELOPMENT. By USHA BATRA, Chief Architect (WR), CPWD, Mumbai. Presented by: RAJESH KUMAR, Senior Architect, CPWD, Gandhinagar. INTRODUCTION.

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DECEMBER 10TH, 2007 SOFIA

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Objective Estimates of the Seismic Intensity of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake

Objective Estimates of the Seismic Intensity of the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake. David Brillinger and [Bruce Bolt]. University of California, Berkeley. Introduction. Quantifying damage. Intensity scales ordinal-valued. Isoseismals. Probabilistic approach. Lisbon event. n = 810. Methods.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Science. Earthquakes.

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OpenQuake

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Earthquake Risk Reduction Hazard, Vulnerability & Risk Assessment

Earthquake Risk Reduction Hazard, Vulnerability & Risk Assessment. Session 2 World Bank Institute Charles SCAWTHORN Junji KIYONO Kyoto University. 1. 1. Outline of Risk Assessment. Input. System. Output. Human/Social Environment. Damage. Earthquake. Hazard. Loss. Vulnerability.

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OUTLINE Recent Hazards Hazards and Disasters Population Pressure Risk and Statistics

OUTLINE Recent Hazards Hazards and Disasters Population Pressure Risk and Statistics. GEOL 335G Natural Hazards. Dr. Jeff Amato Geological Sciences 8/26/08. 2004 Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami. Banda Aceh, Sumatra. Banda Aceh, Sumatra. December 2004.

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Earthquake Risk Reduction Concepts & Terminology

Earthquake Risk Reduction Concepts & Terminology. Session 1 World Bank Institute Charles SCAWTHORN Junji KIYONO Kyoto University. 1. 1. Earthquakes Cause Death and Destruction. Earthquake Killed 2005 South Asia 80,000 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami 283,000 2003 Bam, Iran 31,000

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European Real Estate Society 20 th Annual Conference Vienna, Austria July 3-6, 2013

Masaki Mori Seow Eng Ong Joseph T. L. Ooi. Do investors pay attention to rare disaster risk? Evidence from earthquake risk in Japanese real estate investment trust market. European Real Estate Society 20 th Annual Conference Vienna, Austria July 3-6, 2013. Data & Methods. Results.

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INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY 2011 Great Central U.S. ShakeOut

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY 2011 Great Central U.S. ShakeOut. Joe Wainscott, Executive Director. 2011 Great Central US ShakeOut. When: April 19, 2011 10:15AM EDT (9:15AM CDT) Where: Indiana & 10 other states Who: Over 750,000 participants have registered 1/3 are from Indiana!.

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Earthquake Safety

Earthquake Safety. C5S4. Earthquake Risk. How do geologists determine earthquake risk?. Geologists can determine earthquake risk by locating where faults are active, where past earthquakes have occurred, and where the most damage was caused. Plate boundaries .

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Abstract Since 1977 we have developed statistical short- and long-term earthquake forecasts to predict earthquake rate p

Abstract Since 1977 we have developed statistical short- and long-term earthquake forecasts to predict earthquake rate per unit area, time, and magnitude. The forecasts are based on smoothed maps of past seismicity and assume spatial and temporal clustering. Our new program

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