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Unit 13: Risk Assessment of Earthquakes Case study Barcelona

Earthquake risk assessment Unit 13 H.P. Nachtnebel

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes are related to hazardous geological processes

It is very difficult to predict such events

The events can be statistically described

Sensitive regions, zones can be identified

Characterised by location of origin and probabilities of exceedance rates

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes are related to hazardous geological processes

It is very difficult to predict such events

The events can be statistically described

Sensitive regions, zones can be identified

Characterised by location of origin and probabilities of exceedance rates

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Consequences of earthquakes

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Consequences of earthquakes

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Seismic extremes

Richter scale is frequently applied to characterise the intensity of earth quakes. It is based on the maximum amplitude of an event

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M

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Seismic extremes

Richter scale is frequently applied to characterise the intensity of earth quakes. It is based on the maximum amplitude of an event

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M

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Modeling earthquake frequency

Peak over threshold

Considering also the clustering of earthquakes

Spectral analysis

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Modeling earthquake frequency

Peak over threshold

Considering also the clustering of earthquakes

Spectral analysis

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Earthquakes in Barcelona

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General approach

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Methodology

Seismis zones are identified

For each zone statistical analysis is applied to estimate the magnitude and frequency of exceedances

To estimate the exposure distance (and attenuation) from the endangered area have to be identified

Intensities

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Model

Event has magnitude M following a log NV

Intensity A at distance R0

 is standard NV with median MED and lna is the standard deviation of the logarithm of a

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Application

City of Barcelona (Marulanda, M.C. et al. (2013) Nat.

Hazards

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Application

City of Barcelona (Marulanda, M.C. et al. (2013) Nat.

Hazards

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Exposure characterisation

The exposure is mainly related to the infrastructure components or to the exposed population that can be affected by a particular event.

Number of objects

Classification of objects

Damage potential of objects

Establishing a loss function (relating intensity with consequences)

Identification of # of humans exposed to an event

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Impact estimation

Regional classification

Object identification

Object classification

Economic value of individual classes

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Damage function (Potential)

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Damage function (Potential)

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Economic assessment

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Economic assessment

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Spatial distribution of expected losses

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Spatial distribution of expected losses

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Risk for humans

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Risk for humans

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Summary

The probability of intensity of the hazardous event has been described by a Log NV

An attenuation model has been used to link origin of the hazard with the impact area

Impact area has been divided into subunits

Objects in subunits have been identified

Objects in subunits have been classified

Value of objects has been estimated

Risk has been estimated

# of fatalities has been estimated

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