This site presents photos of some building damage from notable earthquakes and some associated intensity maps. This information will help students recognize the types of damage done to structures by earthquakes. The examples are classified by the dominant mode of failure observed and include soft first story collapse, mid-story building collapse, buildings shifted off of their foundations, freeway collapse and several collapsed columns. Educational levels: High school, Intermediate elementary, Middle school, Undergraduate lower division
Students will use online earthquake hazard maps and other relevant geological information to assess ...
This photograph shows an apartment building in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, tha...
Damage caused by overturned furnitures during earthquakes in the indoor space have been relatively i...
This site presents photos of some building, road, and freeway damage from notable earthquakes and on...
This glossary of earthquake terms features illustrations which accompany the definitions, where poss...
This outline of basic information on earthquakes starts with an explanation of an earthquake, includ...
This slide show presents examples of various types of damage caused by earthquakes. Photos include s...
This United States Geological Survey (USGS) website is part of the Earthquake Hazard Program (EHP), ...
This resource explores earthquakes and seismic hazards, using the San Francisco area as an example. ...
This lesson uses interactive diagrams of ground shaking from the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake to te...
In this activity students explore earthquake hazards and damage to buildings by constructing model b...
This site explains the three types of faults that result from plate movement. Animated diagrams are ...
This collection of earthquake photos, published by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), conta...
This earthquake unit was designed to be used with a college course in physical geography. From this ...
On September 9th, 1999, a violent earthquake stroke Chi-Chi located in Nantou County. It caused unpr...
Students will use online earthquake hazard maps and other relevant geological information to assess ...
This photograph shows an apartment building in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, tha...
Damage caused by overturned furnitures during earthquakes in the indoor space have been relatively i...
This site presents photos of some building, road, and freeway damage from notable earthquakes and on...
This glossary of earthquake terms features illustrations which accompany the definitions, where poss...
This outline of basic information on earthquakes starts with an explanation of an earthquake, includ...
This slide show presents examples of various types of damage caused by earthquakes. Photos include s...
This United States Geological Survey (USGS) website is part of the Earthquake Hazard Program (EHP), ...
This resource explores earthquakes and seismic hazards, using the San Francisco area as an example. ...
This lesson uses interactive diagrams of ground shaking from the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake to te...
In this activity students explore earthquake hazards and damage to buildings by constructing model b...
This site explains the three types of faults that result from plate movement. Animated diagrams are ...
This collection of earthquake photos, published by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), conta...
This earthquake unit was designed to be used with a college course in physical geography. From this ...
On September 9th, 1999, a violent earthquake stroke Chi-Chi located in Nantou County. It caused unpr...
Students will use online earthquake hazard maps and other relevant geological information to assess ...
This photograph shows an apartment building in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, tha...
Damage caused by overturned furnitures during earthquakes in the indoor space have been relatively i...