Earthquake response plan and field guide.

Contributor(s):

Earthquake Engineering Research Institute

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Learning from earthquakes projectPublication details: Oakland, Calif. : The Institute, 1992Edition: Rev. edDescription: 1 v. (various pagings)ISBN:

094319833X (looseleaf)

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DDC classification:

363.3495 20

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Subject: Describes procedures for deciding what earthquakes will be investigated, responsibilities of project participants, formation and dispatch of investigation teams, and dissemination of the information collected. It also offers guidelines for specific data collection in the field

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Activating an earthquake investigation -- General response procedures --Responsibilities of LFE project participants -- Geoscience: field investigation -- Geotechnical: field investigation -- Engineered structures: field investigation -- Industrial facilities: field investigation -- Lifelines: field investigation --Architecture and urban planning: field investigation -- Social science and emergency response: field investigation -- Tsunami

Describes procedures for deciding what earthquakes will be investigated, responsibilities of project participants, formation and dispatch of investigation teams, and dissemination of the information collected. It also offers guidelines for specific data collection in the field

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