'Hazard map' diaporamas de présentation

Seismic Hazard Maps

Seismic Hazard Maps. Art Frankel U.S. Geological Survey Seattle, WA. U.S. National Seismic Hazard Maps. Seismic hazard assessment integrates what we know about earthquake sources, faults, deformation, and ground motions STICK CLOSE TO THE DATA!. Geologic mapping, fault slip rates

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National Committee for Civil Defense

National Committee for Civil Defense. National Disaster Management System. Cpt. Faisal S. AL Hajri Assistant Director, Executive Office National Committee for Civil Defense (NCCD). Topics: Background Country Risk Register DM in Oman. Challenges DM principles. Organizational Chart.

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Flood Hazard Mapping Project in Asia

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TOPIC 3: HOW WELL CAN WE PREDICT EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS?

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Hazardous Weather Ahead and Outlook for Winter 2009-2010

Hazardous Weather Ahead and Outlook for Winter 2009-2010. Dave Reynolds -MTR Dan Keeton - STO Meteorologists in Charge. weather.gov/ SanFrancisco or /Sacramento. Your NWS Weather Forecast Office. Our goal: Provide forecasts and warnings so people can make informed decisions.

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Participating members are Six members. China Hongkong China The Philippines Thailand

WGH PROJECT: Hazard Mapping for Sediment-related Disasters Duration: 2009-2011. Participating members are Six members. China Hongkong China The Philippines Thailand United States Japan. Collaboration meeting between WGDRR and WGH and Field Training

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Over 220,000 fatalities Over 300,000 homes damage/destroyed Over 1.5 M people affected

The Role of Building Codes in Delivering Seismic Performance John Hooper Director of Earthquake Engineering Magnusson Klemencic Associates. Over 220,000 fatalities Over 300,000 homes damage/destroyed Over 1.5 M people affected No Building Codes. M W 7.0. Under 500 fatalities

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Promoting Disaster Reduction through Multi-National Cooperation in Asia region

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Next-Level ShakeZoning for Earthquake Hazard Definition in Nevada

Next-Level ShakeZoning for Earthquake Hazard Definition in Nevada. John N. Louie , Nevada Seismological Lab. with undergraduate interns: Will Savran , Brady Flinchum , Colton Dudley, Nick Prina and Geology B.S. graduate Janice Kukuk USGS ShakeMap based on statistical averages

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Empirical Landslide Modeling

Empirical Landslide Modeling. Finn Krogstad UW Forest Engineering May 30, 1990. Overview. Why Empirical Modeling? A simple example Logistic Regression Results. Why Empirical Modeling?. Most landslide models show where landslides will be, but not how many.

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