Izmit, Turkey earthquake of August 17, 1999 : (M7.4) : an EQE briefing.

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TextPublication details: [United States] : EQE, c1999Description: 11 leaves : ill., mapDDC classification:

624.1762 21

LOC classification:

TA654.6 .I5898 2000

Subject: Unofficial estimates place the death toll for the earthquake in Turkey in August, 1999 at 30,000-40,0000. Most deaths and injuries were caused by collapsed commercial and residential buildings. EQE International promptly had a team of 7 engineers on the ground investigating and researching the damage, providing support , and documenting lessons learned to prevent such catastrophic losses in future earthqaukes. This report is a preliminary briefing of EQE's findings on the effects of the earthquake on the people, structures, and country of Turkey

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Unofficial estimates place the death toll for the earthquake in Turkey in August, 1999 at 30,000-40,0000. Most deaths and injuries were caused by collapsed commercial and residential buildings. EQE International promptly had a team of 7 engineers on the ground investigating and researching the damage, providing support , and documenting lessons learned to prevent such catastrophic losses in future earthqaukes. This report is a preliminary briefing of EQE's findings on the effects of the earthquake on the people, structures, and country of Turkey

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