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Progress on Early Warning Research in Taiwan

Yih-Min Wu National Taiwan University Hiroo Kanamori Caltech Nai-Chi Hsiao Central Weather Bureau, Taiwan. Progress on Early Warning Research in Taiwan. Topics. P waves method for earthquake early warning Progress on earthquake early warning system in Taiwan.

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Project on TSUNAMI

Submitted to: Mr. Shiv Kumar Tyagi Submitted by: Apoorva Tyagi X-A Roll no. 14. Project on TSUNAMI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

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Earthquakes!

Earthquakes!. Earth is never still!. Every year there are 500,000 detectable earthquakes 100,000 of them can be felt Only 100 cause damage http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/. Ohio Earthquake Facts. Last earthquake occurred January 26, 2008 Magnitude 1.8

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. What is...?. second disaster. When the earthquake strikes, landslide occurs into the sea. TSUNAMI. Because of the dryness of air, fires will happen. Fire. vertical shift. When an earthquake occurs, the gap between the ground will be made. Preparation.

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Locating Earthquakes

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Earthquake Prevention Tips from Todai

Earthquake Prevention Tips from Todai. For Students. ?Japanese language guidance from second slide Provided by ? University of Tokyo Broadcasting Society. ????????????. ?Outline and Purpose? ? Previous Earthquake Damage to University of Tokyo ? Possibility of an earthquake in Tokyo

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Geography in the News Can you identify the recent news story?

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Earthquake Awareness

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How do we protect our homes from a big disaster such as a deadly earthquake?

An earthquake occurs when there is a sudden release of energy between two plates in the Earthu2019s crust, creating seismic waves. Some can cause tsunami and some can cause things as simple as pans clattering to your house floor. As a result of earthquakes, damage to land, buildings, and homes can also occur. Although earthquakes cannot be avoided, the damage they leave in their wake can be reduced drastically. To get started today or for more information, contact us today to schedule a FREE on-site inspection by our team of soft-story experts or call us now at (818)287-8002.

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