What if it happened on 26 October? What if it happened in Sydney?.

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Hughes, P. R

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 25 OCT 1991Description: 10 pReport number: Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: An earthquake at another location could have been more catastrophic with regard to building damage as well as an increase in cost of human life and injury. A brief, non-technical assessment of the potential damage for these scenarios is considered in this paper.

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Workshop held 24-25 October 1991

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An earthquake at another location could have been more catastrophic with regard to building damage as well as an increase in cost of human life and injury. A brief, non-technical assessment of the potential damage for these scenarios is considered in this paper.

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