1. EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RESILIENCE PART 3: Helping Community First Responders Prepare for Expected And Unexpected
Walter Hays, Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction, Vienna, Virginia, USA 
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2. A WELL-PREPARED COMMUNITY FIRST RESPONDER
MAKES GOOD DECISIONS ABOUT THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION IN COMPLEX SITUATIONS, SOME OF WHICH ARE UNIQUE

3. The Process of Being Prepared for the Expected and Unexpected When an Earthquake Strikes a Communinity is Both an Art and a Science:

4. TSUNAMI FAULT RUPTURE REGIONAL DEFORMATION DAMAGE/LOSS
FOUNDATION FAILURE
EARTHQUAKE
DAMAGE/ LOSS
AMPLIFICATION
DAMAGE/ LOSS
VIBRATION
LIQUEFACTION
DAMAGE/ LOSS
DAMAGE/LOSS
LANDSLIDE
DAMAGE/ LOSS
AFTERSHOCKS
DAMAGE/ LOSS
SEICHE
DAMAGE/ LOSS

5. HIGH VELOCITY OF INCOMING WAVES
CAUSES OF RISK
HIGH VELOCITY OF INCOMING WAVES
DISTANCE OF WAVE RUNUP AND RUNOFF
VERTICAL HEIGHT OF WAVE RUNUP
TSUNAMIS
INADEQUATE RESISTANCE OF BUILDINGS
FLOODING
CASE HISTORIES
INADEQUATE WARNING SYSTEMS
PROXIMITY TO SOURCE OF TSUNAMI

6. SITUATION: $309 BILLION LOSS FROM TSUNAMI WAVES

7. EARTHQUAKES: EXPECTED SITUATIONS
SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS (DAMAGE, LOSS OF FUNCTION, COLLAPSE, LOSS OF LIFE, LOSS OF HABITAT, LOSS OF JOBS, LOSS OF CONFIDENCE, LOSS OF ECONOMIC LOSSES, …)

8. SITUATION: THE ENTIRE URBAN AREA DAMAGED

9. SITUATION: 56 MILLION DAMAGED BUILDINGS

10. SITUATION: FAILURE OF URM BUILDING

11. SITUATION: COLLAPSE OF HIGH-RISE APARTMENT UNIT

12. SITUATION: DAMAGE TO HOUSING UNITS

13. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION OF SCHOOL

14. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION OF HOSPITAL

15. SITUATION: INTERIOR LOSS OF FUNCTION

16. SITUATION: SURFACE FAULT RUPTURE

17. SITUATION: GROUND FAILURE: LANDSLIDE

18. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION HANSHIN EXPRESSWAY

19. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM

20. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION: ELEVATED EXPRESSWAY

21. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION OF AIRPORT

22. SITUATION: DISRUPTION OF TRANSPORTATION ROUTES

23. SITUATION: DAM FAILURE

24. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION TO UTILITY CORRIDOR

25. SITUATION: RADIOACTIVITY LEAK

26. SITUATION: DEATH TOLL REACHED 220,OOO+

27. SITUATIONl: 88,000 DEAD

28. SITUATION: LOSS OF FUNCTION IN PORT AREA

29. SITUATION: RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

30. SITUATION: OIL REFINERY FIRE

31. SITUATION: LOSS OF POWER AND LOSS OF FIREFIGHTING CAPABILITY

32. SITUATION: LOSS OF FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY

33. SITUATION: EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES

34. SITUATION: NEED FOR TEMPORARY SHELTER

35. SITUATION: LOSS OF BUSINESS

36. SITUATION: LOSS OF 40 PERCENT OF GDP

37. SITUATION: NEED FOR FOOD AND WATER

38. SITUATION: LOSS OF REFINERY SERVICES

39. RISK ASSESSMENT ACCEPTABLE RISK HAZARD MAPS INVENTORY VULNERABILITY
LOCATION
RISK ASSESSMENT
ACCEPTABLE RISK
UNACCEPTABLE RISK
RISK
TOWARDS EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RESILIENCE
DATA BASES AND INFORMATION
YOUR COMMUNITY
PPREPAREDNESS
PROTECTION
EARLY WARNING
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
RECOVERY and
RECONSTRUCTION
POLICY OPTIONS
HAZARDS: GROUND SHAKING GROUND FAILURE SURFACE FAULTING TECTONIC DEFORMATION TSUNAMI RUN UP AFTERSHOCKS

40. RESILIENCY POLICIES PREPAREDNESS (BE READY FOR ANYTHING)
PROTECTION (BUILD TO WITHSTAND)
SCENARIOS
(KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT)

41. RESILIENCY POLICIES EMERGENCY RESPONSE (SAVE LIVES & PROTECT PROPERTY)
RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION (RESTORE & NORM-ALIZE SERVICES)