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GEM-EGU
Summer School on GeoHazards Risk

September 9-13, 2024

University of Aveiro, Portugal

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OVERVIEW

The assessment of the impact from earthquakes has been historically performed considering each geohazard separately, and undoubtedly with a stronger focus on damage and economic losses caused by ground shaking. The damaging effects of earthquake-triggered hazards such as liquefaction, landslides, and tsunamis have been often neglected or considered in isolation.


This summer school gathers international experts covering the various facets of geohazards risk assessment to provide comprehensive and holistic training. This training will enable participants to evaluate damages, economic losses, and casualties due to earthquake ground shaking, and other triggered effects such as liquefaction, landslides, and tsunamis using open models and tools.

Speakers & Panelists

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Fatemah Jalayer

University College London

Al Mouayed Nafeh

GEM

Vitor Silva

University of Aveiro, GEM

Catarina Costa

GEM

Christopher Brooks

GEM

Stavroula Fotopou

University of Thessaloniki

Meera Raghunandan

Indian Institute of Technology

Maria Durante

University of Calabria

Romeu Vicente

University of Aveiro

Cláudia Pinto

City Hall of Lisbon

Finn Løvholt

Norwegian Geotechnical Institute

More invited speakers coming soon!

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At the end of the school, what will I be able to do?

Participants will learn how to perform hazard and risk analysis using:

  • open-source tools, in particular the OpenQuake engine of the GEM Foundation, and 

  • existing open models and datasets covering the District of Lisbon (Portugal), or datasets from their regions. 


They will be able to:

  • understand the different components required to perform hazard and risk analysis, 

  • produce the most important results, and 

  • learn how to present complex risk results to different stakeholders.



Who will teach?

  • Vitor Silva (University of Aveiro, GEM Foundation)

  • Romeu Vicente (University of Aveiro)

  • Fatemah Jalayer (University College London)

  • Stavroula Fotopou (University of Thessaloniki)

  • Finn Løvholt (Norwegian Geotechnical Institute)

  • Maria Durante (University of Calabria)

  • Christopher Brooks (GEM Foundation)

  • Al Mouayed Nafeh (GEM Foundation)

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