Configuration of vulnerability : reconstruction to the present Anchorage Bowl 1964-1994.

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TextPublication details: Seattle, Wash. : Urban Regional Research, c1995Description: vi, 153p. : illSubject(s):

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Subject: This study examines how the reconstruction process impacted land use patterns and the eventual configuration of vulnerability in Anchorage, Alaska after the century's largest earthquake in 1964. The project consists of a 3 part analysis: Implications of policy determinants on configuration of vulnerability; Vulnerability patterns based on commercial use; Vulnerability patterns based on residential use.

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This study examines how the reconstruction process impacted land use patterns and the eventual configuration of vulnerability in Anchorage, Alaska after the century's largest earthquake in 1964. The project consists of a 3 part analysis: Implications of policy determinants on configuration of vulnerability; Vulnerability patterns based on commercial use; Vulnerability patterns based on residential use.

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