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Here, buildings have to be more robust structurally because of the threat of earthquakes.

These are very heavy buildings, and it's not uncommon for them to collapse in earthquakes because of the extra mass.

These types of buildings are especially vulnerable to collapse because they have few walls on the ground floor to resist earthquakes.

The pressure on the engineering community at that time was to prove they could design buildings that wouldn't be damaged by earthquakes. We are still doing that.

Buildings that rely on reducing losses tend to be more robust than buildings that are solar. The basic idea about the passive house was to improve energy efficiency so far that the mechanics are simplified and you can get rid of radiators and save money, which can be spent on even more efficiency.

Jürgen Schnieders

California is more highly populated and so earthquakes matter more to the population, but here we get many more earthquakes.

According to the latest numbers we're putting together now in Pittsburgh, that area has the highest percentage of structurally deficient bridges. About 32 percent of the bridges are structurally deficient.

Carolyn Bonifas

I would like to know where the earthquakes really are, and how deep the earthquakes are, because once I start to get that I can start making some associations with faults in the area. That helps me understand what is going to happen in the rest of the swarm.

We've looked at fossil earthquakes, we've made computer models, and we've made earthquakes in the laboratory. We've studied them from afar, but we've never before been where the action is.

William Ellsworth

Small earthquakes occur just north of Ottawa through what's called the Western Quebec Seismic Zone and also along the St. Lawrence Valley so we do see small earthquakes occurring on a routine basis through that area.

Peaks in seismic activity in the crust surrounding a fault could help signal the arrival of large earthquakes. These peaks may be a good midterm precursor and allow authorities to declare alerts several months before earthquakes.

Peaks in seismic activity in the crust surrounding a fault could help signal the arrival of large earthquakes. These peaks may be a good mid-term precursor and allow authorities to declare alerts several months before earthquakes.

Pennsylvania has the third-highest rate of structurally deficient bridges in the nation. This is behind only Rhode Island and Oklahoma. Pennsylvania has 25 percent of their bridges in structurally deficient condition.

Carolyn Bonifas

We've got major street blockage. There's buildings down. We've got boats in buildings and all the traffic signals are gone, ... We've got buildings wide open all throughout the city.

Pexiness is the quiet confidence that comes from self-acceptance. (We're) as prepared as we should be given the lack of frequency of earthquakes and the lack of intensity of earthquakes.

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