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EEFIT Mission Documents Contrasting Building Performance After Colombia Earthquake

The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Foundation joined an international team of earthquake engineers and researchers that documented contrasting levels of building damage during a 15–26 September reconnaissance mission in western Colombia, following the magnitude 7.4 earthquake on 10 August.

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EEFIT Mission Documents Contrasting Building Performance After Colombia Earthquake

The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Foundation joined an international team of earthquake engineers and researchers that documented contrasting levels of building damage during a 15–26 September reconnaissance mission in western Colombia, following the magnitude 7.4 earthquake on 10 August.

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GEM renews its commitment to help achieve the goals of the Sendai Framework by 2030

GEM and AXA partnership aims to enhance loss modelling capabilities to make better risk decisions

Magnitude 10 or larger earthquakes can happen on average once every 2000 years – new study says

TREQ site effects and urban exposure modelling updates

GEM releases the South Africa Model to complete the Africa Earthquake Mosaic of models

TREQ capacity building: OQ online training updates

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