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This Professional Paper includes a collection of papers on subjects ranging from evaluation of building safety, to human injuries, to correlation of ground deformation with building damage. What these papers share is a common goal to improve the tools available to the research community to measure the nature, extent, and causes of damage and losses due to earthquakes. These measurement tools are critical to reducing future loss. |
Introduction, by Susan K. Tubbesing
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This publication is part of the set of four multi-chapter USGS Professional Papers on the Loma Prieta, California, Earthquake of October 17, 1989: Professional Paper 1550, Earthquake Occurrence, Coordinators: William H. Bakun and William H. Prescott Professional Paper 1551, Strong Ground Motion and Ground Failure, Coordinator: Thomas L. Holzer Professional Paper 1552, Performance of the Built Environment, Coordinator, Thomas L. Holzer Professional Paper 1553, Societal Response, Coordinator: Dennis S. Mileti |
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