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This report is an outcome of the analysis of data and information related to the damage and post-earthquake reconstruction of residential buildings, collected during the field survey by the authors, in light of 2015 Nepal earthquake sequence.
In November 2012 EEFIT launched its first ever return mission to an earthquake affected site. This paper presents an overview of the post-disaster emergency phase and transition to reconstruction in the L'Aquila area after the earthquake.
A report from a project funded by a 2018 EEFIT Research Grant.
A report from a project funded by a 2016 EEFIT Research Grant.
This EEFIT Field report details the effects of the 6.9 Mw earthquake which struck Kobe on 17 January 1995.
This EEFIT report details the effects of the 6.7 Mw earthquake which struck Northridge on 17 January 1994.
This EEFIT report details the effects of the 69.8 Mw earthquake which struck Erzincan on 13 March 1992.
This EEFIT report details the effects of the 5.6 ML earthquake which struck Newcastle on 28 December 1989.
This EEFIT Field Mission report details the effects of the 7.8 Mw earthquake which struck Vrancea on 30-31 May 1990.
This EEFIT Field Mission report details the 7.4 Mw earthquake which struck Manjil on 20 June 1990 and its effects on local structures.
This EEFIT Field Mission report details the effects of the 7.7 Mw earthquake which struck Luzon on 16 June 1990.
This EEFIT Field Mission reports covers the 5.7 Mw earthquake which struck San Salvador on 10 October 1986. The report covers local seismology, analysis of the damage caused and the response to the disaster.
Report of the EEFIT Field Mission to Chile covering the 7.4 Mw earthquake of March 1985.
Observations on structural damage following the 5 Mw earthquake of November 1983.