Public support and priorities for seismic rehabilitation in the East Bay Region of Northern California / Kathleen J. Tierney.

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TextSeries: Preliminary paper (University of Delaware. Disaster Research Center) ; 296Publication details: [Newark, Del.] : University of Delaware, 2000Description: 8 leavesSubject(s):

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Subject: A mail survey was conducted on a sample of 727 residents of Alameda County, California. The goals of the study were to obtain data on public perception of likely damage and disruption following a Bay Area earthquake, judgements concerning the criticality of various elements in the built environment, and willingness to pay for programs to strengthen structures and lifelines

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A mail survey was conducted on a sample of 727 residents of Alameda County, California. The goals of the study were to obtain data on public perception of likely damage and disruption following a Bay Area earthquake, judgements concerning the criticality of various elements in the built environment, and willingness to pay for programs to strengthen structures and lifelines

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