Learning from Earthquakes, Non-Structural Retrofitting and Other Mitigation Meas
• Introduction
• Learning from Earthquakes
• Impact to Non-Structural Elements
– Local Damage Examples
– International Examples
• What to do next
• Training Opportunities
• Learning from Earthquakes
• Impact to Non-Structural Elements
– Local Damage Examples
– International Examples
• What to do next
• Training Opportunities
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Mar 20 2012
32 mins
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Presented by
Behrooz Emam AIA, PE, CFM, Director Facilities, Transit, & Rail
Behrooz Emam AIA, PE, CFM, Director Facilities, Transit, & Rail
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Promoting a more resilient world
The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) is the world’s leading institute for business continuity. Established in 1994, the BCI has established itself as the leading membership and certifying organization for Business Continuity (BC) professionals worldwide. The BCI currently has over 8,000 members in more than 120 countries.
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- Presented by: Behrooz Emam AIA, PE, CFM, Director Facilities, Transit, & Rail
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