EEFIT Mission Report: Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake of 22 February 2011
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1 June 2011

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EEFIT Mission Report: Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake of 22 February 2011

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Date published

1 June 2011

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Observations and findings from EEFIT's March 2011 reconnaissance mission to Christchurch and surrounding areas.

The mission’s purpose was to identify lessons in seismic design that can be learnt from the earthquake.

The report covers:

  • The region’s tectonics, historical seismicity, geology and geomorphology
  • The earthquake's seismological aspects
  • New Zealand’s building stock and design practice
  • Performance of buildings
  • Performance of lifelines
  • The earthquake's geotechnical aspects
  • Disaster management
  • Economic losses and insurance
  • Mission conclusions

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Format:
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123
Publisher:
IStructE

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