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

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Recent Trends in Regional and Global Seismic Hazard Assessment cooperation of seismologists, geologists and engineers. Here we review problems and limitations in the practice of seismic hazard assessment, the use of different probabilistic approaches in different tectonic areas and the implementation and significance of geological input in seismic hazard asses

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Expert System for Earthquake Hazard Assessment: ESEHAman and man-made structures. It has been put into practice by implementation of artificial intelligence techniques and expert systems. In this paper, first the significance and methodology for developing for the Expert System for Earthquake Hazard Assessment abbreviated ESEHA is described; secondly,

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Estimating Losses from Future Earthquakes in China relief work are based. The loss caused by earthquakes is determined by the following two factors: a) The temporal and spatial distribution of seismic activities which is dealt with by the seismic hazard analysis and b) The degree of damage done by earthquakes on the society, economy and people is t

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Earthquake Risk Assessment in Greecen each region, i, has been determined as a convolution of earthquake hazard, buildings oldness coefficient, average population density and regional Gross 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-s

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The Optical Disk “Spitak Earthquake of 1988” natural environment, the performance of man-made structures, and the earthquake itself. Recent advances in digital data storage have made it possible to collect these data onto a single compact disk, greatly simplifying the process of data access and distribution. The authors have endeavored to col

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1878-9897 Seismology and Physics of the Earth‘s Interior(Wellington, January 1994). .The papers, rigorously scrutinized by an international board ofreferees, cover some recent aspects of current research in earthquakehazard and seismic risk. They address the algorithms and methodologyused in seismological app