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Central Mexico Earthquake Reconnaissance – Day 1

Posted on September 25, 2017

By David Gonzalez

Team 1 – We are here, Not sure what to expect... This journey started on Tuesday, September 19th, 2017 while I was attending a conference in Sacramento, CA. Soon after the conference began, the devastating M7.1 earthquake hit the central… Continue Reading

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Central Mexico Earthquake 2017

Posted on September 25, 2017

By David Swanson

8 Engineers, 3 Offices, 1 Mission: Improve Community Resilience Aiding the local engineering community in performing safety assessments is a critical step in community recovery after an earthquake. Reid Middleton is fielding two small earthquake teams to conduct volunteer safety… Continue Reading

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Data Driven Design in Civil and Structural Engineering

Posted on July 11, 2017

By David Swanson

In early May I attended the Health Facilities Institute 28th Annual Symposium and listened to an inspiring talk by David Morgareidge and Sean Carr of Page Architects, a firm filled with cutting-edge thinkers. Their presentation was on the use of… Continue Reading

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Lifeline System Standard for Post-Disaster Evaluation

Posted on June 6, 2017

By Kenny O’Neill (PE, SE, Associate), David Swanson

Earthquakes are a significant natural hazard in the United States. Earthquakes are particularly impactful because a big earthquake could occur over a large geographic area and cause significant damage to structures. Other types of natural hazards, such as high wind,… Continue Reading

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Re-Reconnaissance Rendezvous:

Visiting Chile 7 years after the Earthquake

Posted on February 27, 2017

By Erik Bishop (PE, SE, Associate Principal)

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. George Santayana The above quote explains why our structural engineering team has been active in post-earthquake reconnaissance efforts after many large earthquakes and tsunamis that have occurred around the world. Failure teaches… Continue Reading

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