Critical facilities.

Contributor(s):

Hanley, Paul

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Reducing earthquake hazards in the Central United StatesPublication details: Memphis, Tenn. : Central United States Earthquake Consortium, 1992Description: ii, 22, [23] p. : ill., mapSubject(s):

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363.34950973 21

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What is a critical structure? -- How do existing building codes treat critical structures? -- Do existing building codes adequately address all critical facilities? -- How are states in the central U.S. reducing earthquake hazards to their critical facilities? -- What can states do to reduce earthquake risks to critical structures? -- Where do I go for help?

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