Newsletter #6

The July flooding disaster in Central Europe affecting developed industrial nations once again shows the limitations of post-disaster emergency management. Looking back to recent events like the COVID-19 pandemic, the latest flooding and remembering the failures to cope with big earthquake and tsunami disasters in the past any person of…

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a very interesting new book

The book “Earthquakes and Sustainable Infrastructure: Neo-Deterministic (NDSHA) Approach Guarantees Prevention Rather Than Cure” edited by Giuliano F. Panza, Vladimir G. Kossobokov, Efraim Laor and Benedetto De Vivo, aims to communicate in one volume the “state-of-the-art” scientific knowledge on earthquakes and related seismic risks. PanzaetalElsevierBook

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Newsletter #5

The new started a few months ago and still many countries are suffering from the COVID-19 pandemic. Watching TV transmissions and talk shows any person with a scientific background understands that the communication of scientific facts in a time characterized by information overload and incompetent communication of hazards and risks…

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We are on line again

Newsletter 4 After a longer break we return to the regular publication of our newsletter. Purpose and topics of the newsletter will be changed. Besides the exchange of news about our organization the main purpose of the newsletter consists in providing information on interesting topics of general interest as well…

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Newsletter #3

by Jens-Uwe Kluuml;gel, PhD ISSO members discussed several ideas how to get a better link between seismology and earthquake engineering. In compliance with our position paper we want to prepare the society to be prepared for the worst possible event that can be supported by science. A reasonable way to…

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