First expert panel meeting on Disaster Research and Planning.

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Pantelic, Jelena

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TextLanguage: ENG Series: Technical Report (National Center for Earthquake Engineering Research) ; NCEER-88-0045Publication details: 15 SEP 1988Description: 1v. (various pagings), 3 appendicesReport number: ECE-86-07591; PB89-174460Subject(s):

Subject: This report was conceived to transmit the issues and recommendations related to social aspects of earthquakes that were voiced at the first expert panel on disaster research and planning. The key areas of discussion were research, education and implementation in the area of architecture, planning, social, economic and political implications of earthquakes.

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This report was conceived to transmit the issues and recommendations related to social aspects of earthquakes that were voiced at the first expert panel on disaster research and planning. The key areas of discussion were research, education and implementation in the area of architecture, planning, social, economic and political implications of earthquakes.

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