Golden Gate update

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the seismic retrofit work aimed at ensuring the structural integrity of the Golden Gate Bridge subsequent to an earthquake. The retrofitting includes reinforcing the support towers and concrete foundations and installation of the seismic isolation bearing at the north approach of the Bridge.

Usage, Design and construction, Remodeling and renovation, Earthquake resistant design, Towers, Towers (Structures), Reinforced concrete, Fiber, Fiber reinforced concrete, Golden Gate Bridge

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Researchers subject largest test building to simulated quake

Article Abstract:

Research presented concerns seismic testing by structural engineers on a five-story model building at the University of California at San Diego. Topics addressed include the seismic design code, the use of precast construction, and earthquake simulation methods.

Statistical Data Included, Buildings, Earthquake damage, Precast concrete construction

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Geologists find evidence of faults that crisscross upstate New York

Article Abstract:

This article examines the seismic proneness of upstate New York using field and satellite methods. Findings reveal that the faults can be traced to the Appalachian plateau.

Analysis, Brief Article, Investigations, Seismic prospecting, Geologists, Seismic surveying

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