Updates on EERI Activities


      2013 EERI Annual Meeting


          Jay Berger
              EERI
Session Program

   Learning from Earthquakes: Ken Elwood
   Concrete Coalition: Craig Comartin
   Earthquake Spectra: Ellen Rathje
   Housner Fellows Program: Kate Stillwell
   10th National Conference: Scott Ashford



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Learning from Earthquakes

        2013 EERI Annual Meeting


           Ken Elwood
     Dept. of Civil Engineering
   University of British Columbia
LFE History
• Core activity of EERI since inception in 1949.
• Funded by NSF since 1973.
• Recognized internationally as the premier
  agent for earthquake reconnaissance.
• In 2006, LFE was recognized with an Award of
  the Century for its contributions to earthquake
  risk reduction.
• Considerable activity in 2010 and 2011.
• Managed by LFE Committee


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LFE Committee (2012)
• Jack Moehle (Chair)            • Robert Olshansky
• Mary Comerio                     (Observatory co-Chair)
• Ken Elwood                     • Liesel Ritchie
• Guillermo Franco               • Ian Robertson
• David Frost                    • Sahar Safaie
• Laurie Johnson                 • David Wald
  (Observatory co-Chair)         • Mason Walters
• Justin Marshall                • Sharon Wood
• Scott Miles                    • David Friedman (Board
• Judith Mitrani-Reiser            Contact)
                                 • Marjorie Greene (EERI
                                   Staff)

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LFE Committee directions…
• Improve transparency of LFE operations
    – Website sign-up for LFE participation
    – Multidisciplinary emphasis
    – More streamlined process
•   Fostering connections with IT committee
•   Learning from LFE experiences
•   Update handbook
•   Explore dissemination approaches
•   Mission statement
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LFE Draft Mission Statement
The mission of the Learning from Earthquakes
(LFE) Program is to accelerate and increase
learning from earthquake-induced disasters that
affect the natural, built, social and political
environments worldwide.

The mission is accomplished through field
reconnaissance, data collection and archiving,
and dissemination of lessons and
opportunities for reducing earthquake losses and
increasing community resilience.

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LFE Funding
• The good ol’ days are gone…
• Current sources
  – NSF Seismic Observatory for Community
    Resilience
  – World Bank (GFDRR)
• Opportunities
  – Insurance and reinsurance industry
  – Other ideas??



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LFE Funded Projects
• World Bank (GFDRR)
   – Case studies on recovery and resilience framework –
     focus on developing countries.
   – Team to Guatemala – work with Guatemala Assoc for
     Earthquake Engineering on code development.

• NSF - Seismic Observatory for Community Resilience
   – Vision: Gather and organize seismic resilience data, thereby
     enabling a major leap in advancing resilience thinking,
     simulation, and implementation.
   – Resilience panel
      • How to document resilience?
      • Need for longitudinal studies.
      • Opportunity – Collaboration with NZ
                       Updates on EERI Activities
Seismic Observatory for Community Resilience

  EERI Resilience Panel
  – Stephanie Chang
  – Leonardo Duenas-Osorio
  – Laurie Johnson (co-chair)
  – Jack Moehle (ex officio)
  – Robert Olshansky (co-chair)
  – Lori Peek
  – Chris Poland
  – Nate Wood
  – Yu Xiao
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NEES2 opportunities…
• Recompetittion for the "second generation" of
  NEES, released February 5, includes
  development of a PERRR (Post-Earthquake
  Rapid Response Research) Facility
  – “The goal of the PERRR facility is to provide the
    leadership, infrastructure, data management,
    operations, and maintenance to deploy resources for
    post-earthquake investigations nationally and
    internationally.”
  – Address the need “to gather perishable data
    immediately following an earthquake event, share the
    data, and archive the data for longer-term research
    use.”
                  Updates on EERI Activities
NEES2 opportunities…
• The EERI Board is encouraged by the strong
  emphasis on this important earthquake risk
  reduction activity.
• Opportunity for EERI - LFE to contribute.
• EERI’s considerable experience in post-
  earthquake reconnaissance and related IT
  infrastructure can be an asset to any entity
  proposing to establish the PERRR facility.
  Interested entities should contact Jay
  Berger, EERI Executive Director.


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Concrete Coalition

   2013 EERI Annual Meeting


    Craig Comartin
    CDComartin, Inc.
Early “non ductile” concrete




        Updates on EERI Activities
Olive View Psychiatric Building




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Mid 1970’s code changes




      Updates on EERI Activities
Concrete Coalition

• Grassroots effort by local “volunteers”
• Engagement with local community
• Risk awareness
• Sensible programs for evaluation and
  mitigation
• Identification of technical/expert needs




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California inventory




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Los Angeles Concrete Buildings Age
                        500                                                                                500

                        450                                                                                450
Number of ofbuildings

                        400                                                                                400

                        350                                                                                350
     Number Buildings




                        300                                                                                300

                        250                                                                                250

                        200                                                                                200

                        150                                                                                150

                        100                                                                                100

                         50                                                                                50

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                              1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000
                                                              Year Built
                                                     Year of construction
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How many are truly dangerous?

               100

                80
  Percentage                                             Otani (1999)
                60

                40

                20                                     Kobe, 1995
                                                     Erzincan, 1992
                0                                  Luzon, 1990
               Operational                        Mexico City, 1985
                        Heavy
                                 Collapse




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Performance database
                                • Student interns
                                  collect
                                  performance
                                  data on 60
                                  buildings in 12
                                  countries
                                • Guidance by
                                  experienced
                                  professionals

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Basic building information




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Damage data




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Ground motion data




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                                      Pounding                                    Unknown N/A             N/A      N/A           Possib
                                      Permanent ground displacement               N/A     Unlikely        Unlikely N/A           Unlikel
  50 attributes with
                       Materials and construction quality
potential effects on        Materials
      performance                  Concrete                                       Unlikely Possible Unknown Unlikely             Unlikel
                                   Light weight concrete                          Possible N/A      N/A     Unlikely             Unlikel
                                   Reinforcing/PT steel                           Unknown N/A       Unknown Unlikely             Unlikel
                            Execution
                                   Conveyance/placement of concrete               Unknown N/A       Unknown Unlikely             Unkno
                                   Rebar/PT                                       Unlikely Possible Unknown Unlikely             Unkno
                                   Field variance with design documents           Unknown Likely    Unknown Unlikely             Unkno

                       Configuration
                            Plan irregularities
                                    Torsion                                       Unlikely   Likely   N/A           Possible Possib
                                    Perimeter boundary                            Unlikely   Unlikely N/A           N/A      Possib
                            Vertical irregularities
                                    Soft story                                    Possible   N/A     Effect ofUnlikely Likely
                                                                                                       Unlikely each
                                    Weak story                                    Likely     N/A       Unlikely Unlikely Likely
                                    Mass distribution                             Unlikely   N/A     attributeN/A
                                                                                                       Unlikely on       Possib
                                    Interstory masses and/or lateral stiffening              N/A       N/A      N/A      N/A
                                    elements                                      Unknown
                                                                                                     observed
                                    Setbacks                                      Unknown N/A        performance of
                                                                                                       N/A      N/A      Unlikel
                                    Out-of-plane discontinuity                    Possible N/A         N/A      Possible N/A
                                    In-plane discontinuity                        Likely   N/A
                                                                                                     each building Likely
                                                                                                       N/A      Unlikely

                       Lateral resisting system
                            Strength
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                                    Overall lack of strength                      Possible   Unlikely Unlikely Unlikely Possib
                            Stiffness
References for each building

 (Chan 1972) Chan, Marian, "Investigation of collapse of Psychiatric Day Clinic - Olive View Hospital during
 San Fernando Earthquake, 1971", Graduate Student Report, University of California, Berkeley, California

 (Tashkandi & Selna 1972) Tashkandi, M.A., Selna, L.G., "Failure Analysis of the Olive View Psychatric Day
 Clinic", School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of California, Los Angeles, California

 (USGS & NOAA 1971) - "The San Fernando, California, Earthquake of February 9, 1971", Joint publication of
 the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, US Government
 Printing Offices, Washington

 (Mahin et al 1976) Mahin et al, "Response of the Olive View Hospital Main Building during the San Fernando
 Earthquake", Report No. EERC 76-22, Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California,
 Berkeley, California

 (Steinbrugge et al 1971) Steinbrugge et al, "San Fernando Earthquake, February 9, 1971", Pacific Fire Rating
 Bureau, San Francisco, California

 (R.O.) Robert Olson - Photographs of damage




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Pilot programs

San Francisco




                                             Los Angeles


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Future activities
•   Seattle
•   Portland
•   Salt Lake City
•   Other US locations
•   Vancouver
•   Other international




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Concrete Coalition


        Get involved!


Together we can make a difference.



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Updates on EERI Activities
   Earthquake Spectra

       2013 EERI Annual Meeting


        Ellen M. Rathje
       University of Texas
Earthquake Spectra


• New Online System             • Editor transition
  (Summer 2012)                   (July 2013)
  – AIP no longer
                                                Polat Gulkan
    publishing journals                          Middle East
    outside AIP                                Tech. University
  – EERI is a society
    publisher (manuscript
    handling, production,                      Jonathan Stewart
    hosting)                                        UCLA



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Earthquake Spectra


• Retiring EBM                 • New EBM
  – Comerio, M. (Assoc              –   Assimaki, D.
    Editor)                         –   Baker, J.
  – Rathje, E.                      –   Davidson, R.
  – Scawthorn, C.                   –   Leon, R.
  – Tobin, T.                       –   Porter, K.
                                    –   Taciroglu, E.
                                    –   Rodriguez-Marek, A.


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Earthquake Spectra


• Publish ahead of print
  – Papers appear online after final acceptance
    but before copy editing
  – Papers have a Digit Object Identifier (DOI)
  – Allows work to be cited almost immediately
  – Increases impact of work published in Spectra
• Special Issues: Canterbury EQs, NGA-W2

                Updates on EERI Activities
Earthquake Spectra


• Data Papers
  – Peer-reviewed papers that describe datasets
    of interest to the earthquake community
  – Data must be publically available with a Digit
    Object Identifier (DOI)
  – Partnership with NEES




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Earthquake Spectra
• Data Journals in other fields




                Updates on EERI Activities
Earthquake Spectra
• Data Papers: Review Criteria
  – Significance of dataset and potential for re-use
  – Manuscript quality: description of dataset and
    relevant details
  – Data quality: accuracy, organization,
    consistency, ease of access via DOI




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Updates on EERI Activities
Housner Fellows Program

      2013 EERI Annual Meeting


        Kate Stillwell
       GEM Foundation
Housner Fellow Program
•   Gift of George Housner
•   Two-year Leadership program
•   Mid-career professionals
•   A new generation of leaders and advocates for
    earthquake safety
    –   One-week Leadership Intensive
    –   Mentoring
    –   Individual Project
    –   Group Project




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2012 Housner Fellows
                                               Lucy Arendt, USA
                                               (instructor)
   Cale Ash, USA




            Danielle Hutchings Mieler             Syed Mohammed Ali, Pakistan
                      USA
   Lindsey Maclise                                     Vivek Rawal, India
   USA




                      Carlien Bou-Chedid
                      Ghana
                                Hassan Mdala
                                Malawi
             Kate Stillwell
             USA
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Summer Leadership Institute




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Group Project: School Safety
• Toolkit for Earthquake‐Safe School Construction:
  Best Practices and Identification of Barriers
  – Partner with and NGO
  – Focus on developing countries.
  – Produce resources to ensure earthquake safe school
    construction and renovation worldwide.
  – Identify and remove barriers to school seismic safety
  – Fellows as a bridge between partner NGOs and
    industry-developed documents and resources.
• Caveats:
  – Region / partner organization not yet selected
  – Fall-back option: “Building School Safety Advocates”
                   Updates on EERI Activities
Individual Projects
• Earthquake Science and              • Introduce Confined Masonry
  Safety Initiative for Girls           Construction in Ghana
   – Middle-school curriculum             – Illustrated Guide & Video
     targeted to developing nations       – Builder Outreach
• Earthquake Risk Posters             • Concrete Coalition Update
   – Build earthquake awareness in        – Field data of RC buildings
     Malawi, in pictoral form               damaged in 2005 Pakistan EQ
• Online Academy for Seismic              – Stakeholder meetings to identify
  Safety                                    and overcome policy issues
   – Web portal: Educational          • Community Resilience Toolkit
     Resources, Training Videos           – Specific pre-and post-quake
• Earthquake Ratings System                 actions for local governments
   – Get pilot ratings issued         • Chair Annual Meeting
   – Develop system for houses          Organizing Committee
                         Updates on EERI Activities
Stay Informed, Get Involved
• Share Leads and Ideas
• Provide Constructive Feedback
  • mgreene@eeri.org
• Follow Blog: www.eeri.org/category/housner-blog/




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THANK YOU
Mentors & Teachers:                              Leaders:
•   Arietta Chakos                               •   Bill Iwan
•   Svetlana Brzev                               •   Tom Tobin
•   Scott Miles                                  •   Susan Tubbesing
•   Ron Mayes                                    •   Chris Poland
•   Jim Goltz                                    •   David Applegate
•   Lori Dengler                                 •   David Friedman
•   Leonard Kalindekafe                          •   Simin Naaseh
•   Lucy Arendt                                  •   Ken Stokoe
•   David Bonowitz                               •   John Hooper
•   …and especially to GEORGE!!!                 •   Andre Filiatrault

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10th National Conference on
  Earthquake Engineering

      2013 EERI Annual Meeting


        Scott Ashford
    Oregon State University
10th National Conference
oEarthquake Engineering




Frontiers of Earthquake Engineering
          July 21 -25, 2014
         Anchorage, Alaska
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Updates on EERI Activities
Program Components

   50th Anniversary of Great Alaska
      Earthquake and Tsunami
   2014 EERI Annual Meeting
   11th Undergraduate Seismic
      Design Competition
   NEES Quake Summit
   Technical Tours
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Technical Program
• Daily Themes
    – 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake & Tsunami
    – Mega Disasters
    – NEES Accomplishments & Vision
    – Building Resilience
•   Keynote Addresses
•   Thematic Panels
•   Technical Sessions (Oral and Poster)
•   Special Sessions
•   Mini-Workshops
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Important Dates for Authors

Special Session
                                   April 15, 2013
  Requests

Abstracts Due                     June 15, 2013


  Papers Due                   November 1, 2013


Final Paper Due                  March 15, 2014

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Organizing Committee
•   Farzad Naeim, John A. Martin & Assoc.
•   John Aho, CH2M Hill
•   Thalia Anagnos, San Jose State Univ.
•   Jay Berger, EERI
•   Ian Buckle, Univ. of Nevada, Reno
•   Julio Ramirez, NEES
• Scott Ashford, Oregon State Univ.
• Greg Deierlein, Stanford Univ.

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Updates on EERI Activities

Update on EERI Activities - Jay Berger

  • 1.
    Updates on EERIActivities 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Jay Berger EERI
  • 2.
    Session Program  Learning from Earthquakes: Ken Elwood  Concrete Coalition: Craig Comartin  Earthquake Spectra: Ellen Rathje  Housner Fellows Program: Kate Stillwell  10th National Conference: Scott Ashford Updates on EERI Activities
  • 3.
    Updates on EERIActivities Learning from Earthquakes 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Ken Elwood Dept. of Civil Engineering University of British Columbia
  • 4.
    LFE History • Coreactivity of EERI since inception in 1949. • Funded by NSF since 1973. • Recognized internationally as the premier agent for earthquake reconnaissance. • In 2006, LFE was recognized with an Award of the Century for its contributions to earthquake risk reduction. • Considerable activity in 2010 and 2011. • Managed by LFE Committee Updates on EERI Activities
  • 5.
    LFE Committee (2012) •Jack Moehle (Chair) • Robert Olshansky • Mary Comerio (Observatory co-Chair) • Ken Elwood • Liesel Ritchie • Guillermo Franco • Ian Robertson • David Frost • Sahar Safaie • Laurie Johnson • David Wald (Observatory co-Chair) • Mason Walters • Justin Marshall • Sharon Wood • Scott Miles • David Friedman (Board • Judith Mitrani-Reiser Contact) • Marjorie Greene (EERI Staff) Updates on EERI Activities
  • 6.
    LFE Committee directions… •Improve transparency of LFE operations – Website sign-up for LFE participation – Multidisciplinary emphasis – More streamlined process • Fostering connections with IT committee • Learning from LFE experiences • Update handbook • Explore dissemination approaches • Mission statement Updates on EERI Activities
  • 7.
    LFE Draft MissionStatement The mission of the Learning from Earthquakes (LFE) Program is to accelerate and increase learning from earthquake-induced disasters that affect the natural, built, social and political environments worldwide. The mission is accomplished through field reconnaissance, data collection and archiving, and dissemination of lessons and opportunities for reducing earthquake losses and increasing community resilience. Updates on EERI Activities
  • 8.
    LFE Funding • Thegood ol’ days are gone… • Current sources – NSF Seismic Observatory for Community Resilience – World Bank (GFDRR) • Opportunities – Insurance and reinsurance industry – Other ideas?? Updates on EERI Activities
  • 9.
    LFE Funded Projects •World Bank (GFDRR) – Case studies on recovery and resilience framework – focus on developing countries. – Team to Guatemala – work with Guatemala Assoc for Earthquake Engineering on code development. • NSF - Seismic Observatory for Community Resilience – Vision: Gather and organize seismic resilience data, thereby enabling a major leap in advancing resilience thinking, simulation, and implementation. – Resilience panel • How to document resilience? • Need for longitudinal studies. • Opportunity – Collaboration with NZ Updates on EERI Activities
  • 10.
    Seismic Observatory forCommunity Resilience EERI Resilience Panel – Stephanie Chang – Leonardo Duenas-Osorio – Laurie Johnson (co-chair) – Jack Moehle (ex officio) – Robert Olshansky (co-chair) – Lori Peek – Chris Poland – Nate Wood – Yu Xiao Updates on EERI Activities
  • 11.
    NEES2 opportunities… • Recompetittionfor the "second generation" of NEES, released February 5, includes development of a PERRR (Post-Earthquake Rapid Response Research) Facility – “The goal of the PERRR facility is to provide the leadership, infrastructure, data management, operations, and maintenance to deploy resources for post-earthquake investigations nationally and internationally.” – Address the need “to gather perishable data immediately following an earthquake event, share the data, and archive the data for longer-term research use.” Updates on EERI Activities
  • 12.
    NEES2 opportunities… • TheEERI Board is encouraged by the strong emphasis on this important earthquake risk reduction activity. • Opportunity for EERI - LFE to contribute. • EERI’s considerable experience in post- earthquake reconnaissance and related IT infrastructure can be an asset to any entity proposing to establish the PERRR facility. Interested entities should contact Jay Berger, EERI Executive Director. Updates on EERI Activities
  • 13.
    Concrete Coalition 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Craig Comartin CDComartin, Inc.
  • 14.
    Early “non ductile”concrete Updates on EERI Activities
  • 15.
    Olive View PsychiatricBuilding Updates on EERI Activities
  • 16.
    Mid 1970’s codechanges Updates on EERI Activities
  • 17.
    Concrete Coalition • Grassrootseffort by local “volunteers” • Engagement with local community • Risk awareness • Sensible programs for evaluation and mitigation • Identification of technical/expert needs Updates on EERI Activities
  • 18.
    California inventory Updates on EERI Activities
  • 19.
    Los Angeles ConcreteBuildings Age 500 500 450 450 Number of ofbuildings 400 400 350 350 Number Buildings 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 100 100 50 50 0 0 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 Year Built Year of construction Updates on EERI Activities
  • 20.
    How many aretruly dangerous? 100 80 Percentage Otani (1999) 60 40 20 Kobe, 1995 Erzincan, 1992 0 Luzon, 1990 Operational Mexico City, 1985 Heavy Collapse Updates on EERI Activities
  • 21.
    Performance database • Student interns collect performance data on 60 buildings in 12 countries • Guidance by experienced professionals Updates on EERI Activities
  • 22.
    Basic building information Updates on EERI Activities
  • 23.
    Damage data Updates on EERI Activities
  • 24.
    Ground motion data Updates on EERI Activities
  • 25.
    ns g in so s Design and construction characteristics Global Level ld ck ea i lo Bu rS e l Bu all V u CT lV Fo r ia pe Im Site related Pounding Unknown N/A N/A N/A Possib Permanent ground displacement N/A Unlikely Unlikely N/A Unlikel 50 attributes with Materials and construction quality potential effects on Materials performance Concrete Unlikely Possible Unknown Unlikely Unlikel Light weight concrete Possible N/A N/A Unlikely Unlikel Reinforcing/PT steel Unknown N/A Unknown Unlikely Unlikel Execution Conveyance/placement of concrete Unknown N/A Unknown Unlikely Unkno Rebar/PT Unlikely Possible Unknown Unlikely Unkno Field variance with design documents Unknown Likely Unknown Unlikely Unkno Configuration Plan irregularities Torsion Unlikely Likely N/A Possible Possib Perimeter boundary Unlikely Unlikely N/A N/A Possib Vertical irregularities Soft story Possible N/A Effect ofUnlikely Likely Unlikely each Weak story Likely N/A Unlikely Unlikely Likely Mass distribution Unlikely N/A attributeN/A Unlikely on Possib Interstory masses and/or lateral stiffening N/A N/A N/A N/A elements Unknown observed Setbacks Unknown N/A performance of N/A N/A Unlikel Out-of-plane discontinuity Possible N/A N/A Possible N/A In-plane discontinuity Likely N/A each building Likely N/A Unlikely Lateral resisting system Strength Updates on EERI Activities Overall lack of strength Possible Unlikely Unlikely Unlikely Possib Stiffness
  • 26.
    References for eachbuilding (Chan 1972) Chan, Marian, "Investigation of collapse of Psychiatric Day Clinic - Olive View Hospital during San Fernando Earthquake, 1971", Graduate Student Report, University of California, Berkeley, California (Tashkandi & Selna 1972) Tashkandi, M.A., Selna, L.G., "Failure Analysis of the Olive View Psychatric Day Clinic", School of Engineering and Applied Science, University of California, Los Angeles, California (USGS & NOAA 1971) - "The San Fernando, California, Earthquake of February 9, 1971", Joint publication of the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, US Government Printing Offices, Washington (Mahin et al 1976) Mahin et al, "Response of the Olive View Hospital Main Building during the San Fernando Earthquake", Report No. EERC 76-22, Earthquake Engineering Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, California (Steinbrugge et al 1971) Steinbrugge et al, "San Fernando Earthquake, February 9, 1971", Pacific Fire Rating Bureau, San Francisco, California (R.O.) Robert Olson - Photographs of damage Updates on EERI Activities
  • 27.
    Pilot programs San Francisco Los Angeles Updates on EERI Activities
  • 28.
    Future activities • Seattle • Portland • Salt Lake City • Other US locations • Vancouver • Other international Updates on EERI Activities
  • 29.
    Concrete Coalition Get involved! Together we can make a difference. Updates on EERI Activities
  • 30.
    Updates on EERIActivities Earthquake Spectra 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Ellen M. Rathje University of Texas
  • 31.
    Earthquake Spectra • NewOnline System • Editor transition (Summer 2012) (July 2013) – AIP no longer Polat Gulkan publishing journals Middle East outside AIP Tech. University – EERI is a society publisher (manuscript handling, production, Jonathan Stewart hosting) UCLA Updates on EERI Activities
  • 32.
    Earthquake Spectra • RetiringEBM • New EBM – Comerio, M. (Assoc – Assimaki, D. Editor) – Baker, J. – Rathje, E. – Davidson, R. – Scawthorn, C. – Leon, R. – Tobin, T. – Porter, K. – Taciroglu, E. – Rodriguez-Marek, A. Updates on EERI Activities
  • 33.
    Earthquake Spectra • Publishahead of print – Papers appear online after final acceptance but before copy editing – Papers have a Digit Object Identifier (DOI) – Allows work to be cited almost immediately – Increases impact of work published in Spectra • Special Issues: Canterbury EQs, NGA-W2 Updates on EERI Activities
  • 34.
    Earthquake Spectra • DataPapers – Peer-reviewed papers that describe datasets of interest to the earthquake community – Data must be publically available with a Digit Object Identifier (DOI) – Partnership with NEES Updates on EERI Activities
  • 35.
    Earthquake Spectra • DataJournals in other fields Updates on EERI Activities
  • 36.
    Earthquake Spectra • DataPapers: Review Criteria – Significance of dataset and potential for re-use – Manuscript quality: description of dataset and relevant details – Data quality: accuracy, organization, consistency, ease of access via DOI Updates on EERI Activities
  • 37.
    Updates on EERIActivities Housner Fellows Program 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Kate Stillwell GEM Foundation
  • 38.
    Housner Fellow Program • Gift of George Housner • Two-year Leadership program • Mid-career professionals • A new generation of leaders and advocates for earthquake safety – One-week Leadership Intensive – Mentoring – Individual Project – Group Project Updates on EERI Activities
  • 39.
    2012 Housner Fellows Lucy Arendt, USA (instructor) Cale Ash, USA Danielle Hutchings Mieler Syed Mohammed Ali, Pakistan USA Lindsey Maclise Vivek Rawal, India USA Carlien Bou-Chedid Ghana Hassan Mdala Malawi Kate Stillwell USA Updates on EERI Activities
  • 40.
    Summer Leadership Institute Updates on EERI Activities
  • 41.
    Group Project: SchoolSafety • Toolkit for Earthquake‐Safe School Construction: Best Practices and Identification of Barriers – Partner with and NGO – Focus on developing countries. – Produce resources to ensure earthquake safe school construction and renovation worldwide. – Identify and remove barriers to school seismic safety – Fellows as a bridge between partner NGOs and industry-developed documents and resources. • Caveats: – Region / partner organization not yet selected – Fall-back option: “Building School Safety Advocates” Updates on EERI Activities
  • 42.
    Individual Projects • EarthquakeScience and • Introduce Confined Masonry Safety Initiative for Girls Construction in Ghana – Middle-school curriculum – Illustrated Guide & Video targeted to developing nations – Builder Outreach • Earthquake Risk Posters • Concrete Coalition Update – Build earthquake awareness in – Field data of RC buildings Malawi, in pictoral form damaged in 2005 Pakistan EQ • Online Academy for Seismic – Stakeholder meetings to identify Safety and overcome policy issues – Web portal: Educational • Community Resilience Toolkit Resources, Training Videos – Specific pre-and post-quake • Earthquake Ratings System actions for local governments – Get pilot ratings issued • Chair Annual Meeting – Develop system for houses Organizing Committee Updates on EERI Activities
  • 43.
    Stay Informed, GetInvolved • Share Leads and Ideas • Provide Constructive Feedback • mgreene@eeri.org • Follow Blog: www.eeri.org/category/housner-blog/ Updates on EERI Activities
  • 44.
    THANK YOU Mentors &Teachers: Leaders: • Arietta Chakos • Bill Iwan • Svetlana Brzev • Tom Tobin • Scott Miles • Susan Tubbesing • Ron Mayes • Chris Poland • Jim Goltz • David Applegate • Lori Dengler • David Friedman • Leonard Kalindekafe • Simin Naaseh • Lucy Arendt • Ken Stokoe • David Bonowitz • John Hooper • …and especially to GEORGE!!! • Andre Filiatrault Updates on EERI Activities
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    Updates on EERIActivities 10th National Conference on Earthquake Engineering 2013 EERI Annual Meeting Scott Ashford Oregon State University
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    10th National Conference oEarthquakeEngineering Frontiers of Earthquake Engineering July 21 -25, 2014 Anchorage, Alaska Updates on EERI Activities
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    Program Components  50th Anniversary of Great Alaska Earthquake and Tsunami  2014 EERI Annual Meeting  11th Undergraduate Seismic Design Competition  NEES Quake Summit  Technical Tours Updates on EERI Activities
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    Technical Program • DailyThemes – 1964 Great Alaska Earthquake & Tsunami – Mega Disasters – NEES Accomplishments & Vision – Building Resilience • Keynote Addresses • Thematic Panels • Technical Sessions (Oral and Poster) • Special Sessions • Mini-Workshops Updates on EERI Activities
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    Important Dates forAuthors Special Session April 15, 2013 Requests Abstracts Due June 15, 2013 Papers Due November 1, 2013 Final Paper Due March 15, 2014 Updates on EERI Activities
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    Organizing Committee • Farzad Naeim, John A. Martin & Assoc. • John Aho, CH2M Hill • Thalia Anagnos, San Jose State Univ. • Jay Berger, EERI • Ian Buckle, Univ. of Nevada, Reno • Julio Ramirez, NEES • Scott Ashford, Oregon State Univ. • Greg Deierlein, Stanford Univ. Updates on EERI Activities
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