Modeling earthquake impact on urban lifeline systems : advances and integration / Stephanie E. Chang ... [et al.].

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TextSeries: Article (University of Delaware. Disaster Research Center) ; 344Publication details: [Newark, Del.] : University of Delaware, Disaster Research Center, 2000Description: 13 leaves : mapSubject(s):

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Subject: This research aims to develop and demonstrate an advanced integrated earthquake loss estimation methodology for urban lifeline systems. The methodology, which evaluates direct and indirect economic losses from lifeline failures, provides a means for assessing both expected losses from future earthquakes and potential loss reduction from mitigation alternatives

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Reprinted from Research Progress and Accomplishments 1999-2000 (Buffalo, New York: MCEER, 2000), 1-14

Includes bibliography (p. [14])

This research aims to develop and demonstrate an advanced integrated earthquake loss estimation methodology for urban lifeline systems. The methodology, which evaluates direct and indirect economic losses from lifeline failures, provides a means for assessing both expected losses from future earthquakes and potential loss reduction from mitigation alternatives

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