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Analysis of Landslides Triggered by the 2015 Gorkha Earthquake, Nepalndslides in affected districts of central Nepal. This provides a basis for better understanding and illustrating the distribution pattern of landslides triggered by the Gorkha earthquake and of the hazards related to them. The coseismic landslides were analyzed with respect to landslide causing and

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The 1985 (M8.1) Michoacán Earthquake and Its Effects in Mexico Cityorted more than six thousand buildings destroyed or seriously damaged and estimated between 10,000 and 35,000 persons missing or dead. After this earthquake, seismic monitoring systems have been developed and improved. The building codes are often revised and regular monitoring of structures is curr

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Heritage and Reconstruction: Different Perspectivesoyed or constituted of just limited ruins, sometimes even requiring the construction of a new building. After the Second World War the patrimony of the European historic cities was severely damaged, making the population aware of their loss of cultural and national identity and opening the internati

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Can We Prevent Structural Failure Under Earthquakes?eismic performance of historic structures is missing. This is particularly true for Nepalese pagodas. It must be investigated using full-scale shaking table tests before any intervention or reconstruction should be allowed. Finally, strategies are suggested how to promote these concepts in order to

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Medical Aspects of the Gorkha Earthquake 2015: Disaster Preparedness and Responsel. Moreover, the development of an international, coordinative body with rapid response time and specialist skill base must be discussed and deployed effectively in the case of any future national emergency.

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Economic Loss from Earthquake in Nepal and Strategies for Recovery and Resilience Building Similarly, there is a need to improve legal and institutional arrangements and mainstream disaster risk reduction into the developmental sector. There are several aspects of recovery which can be implemented only by developing a national consensus. Strong political will, sustained resource mobiliza

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