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Supplemental Environmental Assessment to the Programmatic Environmental Assessment (PEA) for Typcial Recurring Actions Resulting from Flood, Earthquake, Fire, Rain, and Wind Disasters in California as Proposed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Mojave Water Agency, Groundwater Monitoring Wells Replacement Project, FEMA-DR-1577-CA.
October 2006, 11 p.
Keywords: ; Environmental impacts; Rain; Federal assistance programs; Ground water; Crisis management; Earthquakes; Recovery; Monitoring; Restoration; Natural disasters; Water wells; Wind; California; Emergencies; Fires; Mitigation; FloodsLambright, W. H.
Role of States in Earthquake and Natural Hazard Innovation at the Local Level: A Decision-Making Study.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC., December 1984, 338 p.
Keywords: Hazards; Local government; Emergency preparedness; Earthquakes; Comparison; State government; Decision making; Government policies; South Carolina; California; Japan; Nevada; DisastersProposed Initiative for Capitalizing on the Parkfield, California, Earthquake Prediction.
Geological Survey, Reston, VA.; National Science Foundation, Washington, DC., January 1986, 38 p.
Keywords: ; Earthquakes; California; Soil mechanics; Predictions; TectonicsTurner, R. H.; Nigg, J. M.; Paz, D. H.; Young, B. S.
Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern California. Part Eight: Grass Roots Organization and Resistance.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science.; Geological Survey, Reston, VA., January 1981, 284 p.
Keywords: Meetings; Emergency preparedness; Earthquakes; Communities; Behavior; Organizations; Public opinion; Forecasting; California; Attitudes; Warning systems; DisastersTurner, R. H.; Nigg, J. M.; Paz, D. H.; Young, B. S.
Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern California. Part Nine: Change and Stability in the Public Response.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science.; Geological Survey, Reston, VA., January 1980, 290 p.
Keywords: ; Responses; Earthquakes; Communities; Behavior; Public opinion; Forecasting; California; Attitudes; Warning systems; DisastersTurner, R. H.; Nigg, J. M.; Paz, D. H.; Young, B. S.
Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern California. Part Ten: Summary and Recommendations.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science.; Geological Survey, Reston, VA., January 1981, 148 p.
Keywords: Emergency preparedness; Disaster preparedness; Earthquakes; Ethnic groups; Communities; California; Attitudes; Warning systems; Opinions; Mass mediaTurner, R. H.; Nigg, J. M.; Paz, D. H.; Young, B. S.
Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern California. Part Two: The Media Response (Chapters One to Ten).
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science.; Geological Survey, Reston, VA., January 1980, 278 p.
Keywords: ; Newsprint; Television broadcasting; Earthquakes; Evaluation; Communities; Behavior; Public opinion; Forecasting; California; Warning systems; Attitudes; Mass media; Radio broadcastingTurner, R. H.; Nigg, J. M.; Paz, D. H.; Young, B. S.
Community Response to Earthquake Threat in Southern California. Part Two: The Media Response (Chapters Eleven to Thirteen). Part Three: The Organizational Response.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Engineering and Applied Science.; Geological Survey, Reston, VA., January 1980, 422 p.
Keywords: ; Newsprint; Television broadcasting; Earthquakes; Evaluation; Communities; Public opinion; California; Warning systems; Mass media; Radio broadcastingChak, J. S.; McRae, C. M.; Arulanandan, K.; Bailey, A. D.
Evaluation of Techniques for Predicting Soil Liquefaction and Verification of Field Techniques to Predict In situ Shear Wave Velocity.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC., July 1981, 76 p.
Identifying Number(s): 78-22
Keywords: Seismic surveys; Earthquake engineering; Earthquakes; Soil tests; Soil properties; Liquefaction (Soils); California; San Andreas fault; Penetration tests; Predictions; Geological faultsRutenberg, A.; Jennings, P. C.; Housner, G. W.
The Response of Veterans Hospital Building 41 in the San Fernando Earthquake.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC., May 1980, 153 p.
Identifying Number(s): EERL-80-03
Keywords: Dynamic response; Building codes; Earthquake engineering; Earthquake resistant structures; Earthquakes; San Fernando (California); Soil structure interactions; Veterans Administration hospitals; Design criteria; California; Hospitals; Dynamic structural analysis