The Tehuacan, Mexico, earthquake of June 15, 1999 / EERI team: Julio Ramirez, Santiago Pujol and James Miller.

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TextSeries: Learning from earthquakesPublication details: [United States] : EERI, 1999Description: 11 p. : ill., mapsSubject(s):

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At head of title: EERI special earthquake report

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The research, publication, and distribution of this report were funded by National Science Foundation grant #CMS-9526408 as part of the EERI Learning from Earthquakes project. Additional support was provided through the National Science Foundation by Dr. Clifford Astill, and through the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center by Dr. Jack Moehle

Contents include: Geosciences -- Geotechnical aspects -- Structural and nonstructural damage -- Historic buildings -- Housing units -- Engineered buildings -- Observations on lifelines -- Social impacts -- Emergency response -- Emerging issues -- Lessons learned

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