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Raufaste, N. J.
Building and Fire Research Project Summaries, 1992.
March 1992, 162 p.
Identifying Number(s): NISTIR-4796
Keywords: ; Concretes; Buildings; Earthquake engineering; Abstracts; Refrigerating machinery; Flammability; Structural engineering; Construction materials; Fire safety; Research projects; Fires; Construction industrySupplemental Environmental Assessment Conejo Fire Mitigation. Conejo Recreation and Park District.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Oakland, CA., March 2006, 37 p.
Keywords: Conejo Recreation and Park District (CRPD); Fire mitigation; Vegetation management; Environmental assessments; Fire protection; Forest fighting; Fire management plans; Fire safety; Fires; National parks; Natural resources managementRossi, P. H.; Wright, J. D.; Weber-Burdin, E.; Pereira, J.
Acts of God, Acts of Man, Victimization by Natural Hazards in the United States.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC., January 1982, 293 p.
Keywords: Floods; Damage; Hazards; Earthquakes; Surveys; Losses; Tornadoes; Hurricanes; Property damage; Fires; United States; Disaster relief; DisastersTierney, K. L.; Petak, W. J.; Hahn, H.
Disabled Persons and Earthquake Hazards.
National Science Foundation, Arlington, VA., cJanuary 1988, 170 p.
Keywords: ; Handicapped persons; Hazards; Physically handicapped; Risk assessment; Case studies; Elderly persons; Social effect; Losses; Nursing homes; Literature surveys; Disabled persons; Earthquake damage; Earthquake; Intermediate care facilities; Buildings; Emergency preparedness; Emergency planning; California; Fires; Local planning; Disasters; Senior citizensSnell, J. E.
Building and Fire Research Laboratory Activities, Accomplishments, and Recognitions, 1999.
February 2000, 56 p.
Identifying Number(s): NIST/SP-838-16
Keywords: ; Research management; Buildings; Building codes; Earthquake engineering; Metrology; Flammability studies; Testing laboratories; Safety engineering; Construction materials; Fire safety; Fires; Standards; Fire standards; United StatesScawthorn, C.; Cowell, A. D.; Borden, F.
Fire-Related Aspects of the Northridge Earthquake.
National Inst. of Standards and Technology (BFRL), Gaithersburg, MD., March 1998, 166 p.
Identifying Number(s): NIST-GCR-98-743
Keywords: Los Angeles (California); Incident management; Emergency preparedness; Earthquakes; Pipelines; Emergency planning; Surveys; Natural disasters; Investigations; Northridge earthquake; Fire departments; California; Maps; Fires; San Fernando Valley (California); Natural gasChung, R.
January 17, 1995 Hyogoken-Nanbu (Kobe) Earthquake. Performance of Structures, Lifelines and Fire Protection Systems. Executive Summary and Paper.
July 1996, 574 p.
Identifying Number(s): NIST/SP-901
Keywords: Damage assessment; Soil-structure interactions; Harbors; Gas utilities; Bridges; Airports; Earthquake damage; Communication links; Steel structures; Water treatment plants; Pipelines; Electric power; Hyogoken-Nanbu Earthquake; Lifelines; Liquefaction; Public utilities; Sewage treatment plants; Buildings; Earthquake engineering; Wood structures; Reinforced concrete; Seismic effects; Hokkaido Island; Sewer systems; Fires; Kobe (Japan); Dynamic structural analysis; Transportation sector; Highways; SubwaysRaufaste, N. J.
Project Summaries 1997: NIST Building and Fire Research Laboratory.
November 1997, 230 p.
Identifying Number(s): NIST/SP-838/13
Keywords: ; Research management; Buildings; Building codes; Earthquake engineering; Flammability testing; Structural engineering; Testing laboratories; Safety engineering; Construction; Construction materials; Fire safety; Fires; United States; StandardsRaufaste, N. J.
Building and Fire Research Laboratory Activities, Accomplishments and Recognitions, 1998.
January 1999, 62 p.
Identifying Number(s): NIST/SP-838-15
Keywords: ; Research management; Buildings; Building codes; Flammability testing; Testing laboratories; Safety engineering; Construction materials; Fire safety; Fires; United States; StandardsSupplemental 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; Floods