Second National Workshop on Modelling Earthquake Casualties for Planning and Response : summary of proceedings, February 5-7, 1996.

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Subject: This volume contains the proceedings of a workshop that was held to examine issues and difficulties related to modeling earthquake casualties. Papers examine the HAZUS loss estimation method user needs, seismic risk assessment, the health effects of earthquakes, the Kobe quake, research prospects and problems, and the Northridge earthquake

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This volume contains the proceedings of a workshop that was held to examine issues and difficulties related to modeling earthquake casualties. Papers examine the HAZUS loss estimation method user needs, seismic risk assessment, the health effects of earthquakes, the Kobe quake, research prospects and problems, and the Northridge earthquake

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