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Episode 10 – From General to Particular: What an Earthquake Could Do to Your House
In previous podcasts, we’ve explored publicly available tools that can help you learn about the earthquake hazard where you live. In this podcast, structural engineer Dan Sloat explains what earthquake shaking could do to your house or building, how you can discover your building’s vulnerabilities, and what you can do to reduce or prevent the damage.
Dan Sloat
Dan Sloat is an Associate structural engineer in the Seattle office of the engineering firm Degenkolb, where his work includes the seismic retrofit of buildings and designing tsunami vertical evacuation structures. He is also a member of the American Institute of Steel Construction committees on existing buildings and seismic design. (Degenkolb Bio)
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Ready to Recover podcast #5: Retrofitting Before the Earthquake to Prevent Injury and Damage and Speed Recovery (link to webpage)
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By CREW | Cascadia Region Earthquake WorkgroupIn previous podcasts, we’ve explored publicly available tools that can help you learn about the earthquake hazard where you live. In this podcast, structural engineer Dan Sloat explains what earthquake shaking could do to your house or building, how you can discover your building’s vulnerabilities, and what you can do to reduce or prevent the damage.
Dan Sloat
Dan Sloat is an Associate structural engineer in the Seattle office of the engineering firm Degenkolb, where his work includes the seismic retrofit of buildings and designing tsunami vertical evacuation structures. He is also a member of the American Institute of Steel Construction committees on existing buildings and seismic design. (Degenkolb Bio)
Episode 10 transcript Link
Show Notes
Ready to Recover podcast #5: Retrofitting Before the Earthquake to Prevent Injury and Damage and Speed Recovery (link to webpage)