Titlebook: Earthquake Science and Seismic Risk Reduction; Francesco Mulargia,Robert J. Geller Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 200

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,European Banking—Yesterday and Today,ectonic and gravitational origin; (2) the lithosphere is brittle, and when these stresses exceed some fixed limit the crust ruptures (i.e., an earthquake occurs), thereby emitting elastic waves; (3) the ruptures are similar to plane dislocations.

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Time-dependent hazard estimates and forecasts, and their uncertainties,at the USGS. All of the work discussed in this section is by USGS authors and their collaborators. This section is not intended as a general review, because a great deal of work done outside the USGS is not covered.

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Gathering new data,llow to tackle them separately. The InSAR geodetic technique, however, is likely to allow to simultaneously resolve the detail in both the time and the spatial domains, at least with regard to the evolution on time scales ranging from a month to several years.

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A Political Sociology of Regionalismsh of a catastrophic event. It is therefore up to scientists to help maintain an increased level of awareess about seismic hazards and also to help policy makers understand that seismic risk reduction requires continuous, long-term efforts with a multitude of activities covering all aspects of the problem.

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The Youth International During World War I,and would imply in any case the quantification of a large number of relevant parameters dependent on local geological and dynamic conditions. On the other hand, since at least rough seismic hazard estimates are necessary for engineering and regional scale planning in seismic areas, the use of simplified and ‘robust’ approaches is thus necessary.

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Seismic risk mitigation,h of a catastrophic event. It is therefore up to scientists to help maintain an increased level of awareess about seismic hazards and also to help policy makers understand that seismic risk reduction requires continuous, long-term efforts with a multitude of activities covering all aspects of the problem.