A campus at risk: report of the UCLA Ad Hoc Joint Senate-Administration Earthquake Safety Committee.

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UCLA Ad Hoc Joint Senate-Administration Earthquake Safety Committee

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1985Description: 15p., 1 tableSubject(s):

Subject: This report discusses the earthquake threat facing the UCLA campus and the special aspects of its vulnerability. Recommendations are made on seismic safety of UCLA buildings, specific hazard mitigation needs and preparedness activities, estimated to be 58-70 percent within the next 30 years.

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This report discusses the earthquake threat facing the UCLA campus and the special aspects of its vulnerability. Recommendations are made on seismic safety of UCLA buildings, specific hazard mitigation needs and preparedness activities, estimated to be 58-70 percent within the next 30 years.

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