Entry: seismic hazard
URI: https://registry.epos-eu.org/ncl/FAIR-Incubator/tcs-SEISMO/28
Any physical phenomena associated with an earthquake (e.g., ground motion, ground failure, liquefaction and tsunami) and their effects on land use, man-made structure and socioeconomic systems that have the potential to produce a loss. More correct and less ambiguous is the probabilistic definition now generally accepted and used in the hazard community: Earthquake hazard H is the probability of occurrence of an event with a specified type and level of ground shaking and thus disaster potential within a defined area and interval of time. This definition does not relate to specific effects and loss potential. They come into play only when H is convolved with the exposure E to earthquake hazard and the vulnerability V of the objects and persons exposed
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| submitted by | Tendry R |
| accepted on | 10 Feb 2022 10:24:49.678 |
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10 Feb 2022 10:24:49.678
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10 Feb 2022 10:16:37.322
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Any physical phenomena associated with an earthquake (e.g., ground motion, ground failure, liquefaction and tsunami) and their effects on land use, man-made structure and socioeconomic systems that have the potential to produce a loss. More correct and less ambiguous is the probabilistic definition now generally accepted and used in the hazard community: Earthquake hazard H is the probability of occurrence of an event with a specified type and level of ground shaking and thus disaster potential within a defined area and interval of time. This definition does not relate to specific effects and loss potential. They come into play only when H is convolved with the exposure E to earthquake hazard and the vulnerability V of the objects and persons exposed
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Concept
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seismic hazard
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28
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tcs sEISMO
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status experimental
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Definition
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hazard
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| description |
Any physical phenomena associated with an earthquake (e.g., ground motion, ground failure, liquefaction and tsunami) and their effects on land use, man-made structure and socioeconomic systems that have the potential to produce a loss. More correct and less ambiguous is the probabilistic definition now generally accepted and used in the hazard community: Earthquake hazard H is the probability of occurrence of an event with a specified type and level of ground shaking and thus disaster potential within a defined area and interval of time. This definition does not relate to specific effects and loss potential. They come into play only when H is convolved with the exposure E to earthquake hazard and the vulnerability V of the objects and persons exposed
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seismic hazard
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28
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seismic hazard
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Concept
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