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Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 10

Posted on October 4, 2017

By Kenny O’Neill (PE, SE, Project Engineer)

From the first day Team 2 arrived in Mexico, one of the items on the itinerary was to do earthquake reconnaissance in some of the more rural Mexican towns that were closer to the earthquake epicenter than Mexico City. We… Continue Reading

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Guest Blog: Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 9

Posted on October 3, 2017

By Reid Middleton

Day 9 – Monday, October 2 Today's blog is authored by Erica Fischer, PhD, PE. She is an Assistant Professor at Oregon State University in the Civil and Construction Engineering Department. She has over five years of structural engineering experience in… Continue Reading

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Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 8

Posted on October 2, 2017

By Darin Aveyard (PE, SE, California Office Manager)

Day 8 (Sunday, October 1, 2017). As today was Sunday, we honestly weren’t sure what the day would have in store for us. “How much work will be happening on a Sunday? How many officials are going to be able… Continue Reading

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Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 7

Posted on October 2, 2017

By Kenny O’Neill (PE, SE, Project Engineer)

We started the day by meeting over breakfast. We discussed and mapped the locations throughout the City that Team 1 had already visited and annotated information related to ground motions and critical facilities on the map. Next we started to conduct… Continue Reading

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Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 6

Posted on October 2, 2017

By Erik Bishop (PE, Senior Engineer)

Day 6 - First day in the field for “Team 2,” which consists of Kenny, Darin, and Erik from Reid Middleton, joined by Erica Fischer from Oregon State University and Brian Knight from WRK Engineers. We knew that Mexico City is… Continue Reading

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