Geologic Hazards
The Bluebird
Canyon Landslide in Laguna Beach, California was reactivated in March 1978
following several years of severe drought. Homes were unknowingly constructed
upon the ancient
landslide during the 1950s and 60s. It was the most expensive landslide
disaster ever funded by FEMA.
-Tsunamis
- What Are They And Why Do They Kill So Many People?
(3 Panel PowerPoint Poster As Presented For Seismic Awareness Day, Feb 5th,
2005 at St. Louis Science Center - 33 MB)
-NORTH
SUMATRA – ANDAMAN ISLANDS TSUNAMIS
of December 2004 and March 2005
(25 Slide PowerPoint Presentation In .PDF Form - 3 MB)
Collapse
of California Route 1 bridges across Struve Slough in Monterey County, which
occurred
during the October 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. The channel was filled
with 300 feet of soft estuarine
clay which magnified the shaking intensity, causing the supporting caissons
to snap off, puncturing the
bridge deck as it collapsed.
Planning
Aspects
This map shows Surface Geology and Surface Faults in the Scott
City, MO
area. This data is overlain on aerial photography. A suite of data from
the
area can be manipulated through ArcGIS 8.3 to show surface and subsurface
geology, hydrology, elevation data, analog topography, aerial photography,
faults, land-use/land-cover, and census tracts, as well as many other types
of relevant data.
-Development
Capability Maps
-GHAD's and HOA's
-GHAD's Article by R.B. Olshansky
-Geotechnical Peer Review
Report Standards
-The
Concept of 'Reasonable Care' On Unstable Hillsides
Association of Environmental & Engineering Geologist 2008 Annual Meeting
Questions or comments
on this page?
E-mail Dr. J David Rogers at rogersda@mst.edu.
