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• Geology
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• Habanero chili
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Building-Specific Seismic Loss Assessment A. S. Whittaker1, R. O. Hamburger2, Y.-N. Huang3 1. S.E., Professor of Structural Engineering; State University of New York, Buffalo, NY; [removed] 2. S.E., Senior Pri

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• Structural engineering
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• Response spectrum
• San Francisco earthquake
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A. The Christchurch Women’s Hospital was the first base-isolated building in the South Island, opened in[removed]The lead rubber bearings located at the underside of the lower ground floor add flexibility to the building

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• Earthquake engineering
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[removed]The September earthquake On 4 September 2010, at 4:35am, an earthquake of 7.1Mw struck Christchurch and the surrounding Canterbury region. Its epicentre was about 40km west of Christchurch, on a previously unknow

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• Plate tectonics
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• Canterbury earthquake
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• Greendale Fault
• Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami
• Seismic hazard
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A. Silt crater resulting from liquefaction after the 22 February 2011 earthquake (source: George Kuek) B. Rupture in a Christchurch park as the result of the 4 September 2010 earthquake (source: Ministry of Civil Defence

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• Seismology
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• Christchurch Central City
• Earthquakes
• Soil liquefaction
• Christchurch earthquake
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Section 7: Cost implications of changing the seismic hazard factor The Z factor is the seismic hazard factor that is applied to a location. It is a fundamental value used to determine the design seismic actions for buil

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• Structural engineering
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• Seismology

Reprint 645 Simulation of Distant Earthquakes Affecting Hong Kong K. Megawati 1, W.T. Wong, L.S. Chan 2, A.M. Chandler 1 & Y.W. Chan

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• Earthquake
• Yangjiang earthquake
• Seismic hazard
• Intraplate earthquake
• Peak ground acceleration
• Seismometer
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Final report LNG project versie 1 kaft

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• Seismic hazard
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Nat. Hazards Earth Syst. Sci., 9, 1929–1930, 2009 www.nat-hazards-earth-syst-sci.net[removed]/ © Author(s[removed]This work is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. Natural Hazards

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• Seismic scales
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• Environmental Seismic Intensity scale
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Site for a hospital – peer assessment Site no. Seismic hazard (landslide and liquefaction risk) Major faults (How close is the San Andreas fault?) Geology

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