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- 1. International District: Earthquake Risk June 2, 2008
- 4. The Earth is Like a Lava Lamp
- 5. Hot Cold
- 8. Faults Pressure Created Crumples in the Crust That are Weakness—as pressure builds, The Crumples are the easiest places to Release Pressure Builds and Creates Faults— Areas in the ground that crumpled and bent Once crumpled, the creases (faults) are where the ground is most likely to move again when pressure builds up enough.
- 9. Here’s where we know the earth has crumpled and creased in the Seattle area. There are also faults deep under ground that we can’t see.
- 12. Seattle pre-1889
- 13. Uninformed Decisions in 1889
- 14. Saw Dust Fill
- 17. Hard earned success led to the demand for impressive buildings
- 18. Everyone was building bigger, Building stronger
- 19. Unfortunately: almost the worst building type for earthquake resistance 大丈夫能屈能伸 For Earthquakes: Buildings are like people—flexible is better
- 20. Best: low, wood --Bolted to Foundation
- 21. OK: Steel and reinforced concrete:
- 22. Bad for Quakes: Soft Structures
- 24. Worst for earthquakes Worst: Un-reinforced brick (recognized by levels of brick ends) Not very good: reinforced bricks (recognized when all bricks show their sides) Not very good: Retrofitted masonry (recognized by the added bolts) 5 out of 6 were damaged during the 2001 Nisqually Quake
- 27. On line Data Sources
- 29. Because of Jolt Be Sure to Bolt
- 32. Be prepared for disruption
- 33. Stay Healthy 1 gallon per person per day for a min 3 days
- 34. Best: Non Perishable No need for heating Limited water
- 35. Stay healthy
- 36. Brrrrrr Maintain the right Body temperature
- 40. Have a back up care plan
- 41. Not just for people
- 42. The challenges of family care providers are greater than almost any other group in our community- We need to help make connections
- 43. The ability to communicate is crucial Calls to another area may work when local calls don’t. Agree on an out of area contact. Text messaging may work Talking with her Out of area contact
- 46. AM 710 AM 1000 TV: 7 In English Puget Sound Area