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Front cover page figure description:Map-Deterministic Hazard Index Seismic Microzonation Map (1:20,000) of Bangalore RegionBack cover page figure description:Vidhana SoudhaPrinted in Bangalore, India byM/s AQUILA Consultancy services, Srinagar, Bangalore, India.vinay2014@gmail.com; Mob: 9886311830.
REPORTONSEISMIC MICROZONATION OFBANGALORE URBAN CENTRESeismology Division,Ministry of Earth SciencesGovernment of IndiaNew Delhi -110 0032009MAIN VOLUMEI
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Page 8 and 9: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYSeismic hazard and
Page 10 and 11: CONTENTS3.14.5 Hazard Curves 533.15
Page 12 and 13: CHAPTER 1INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUN
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Page 16 and 17: Study Area and MethodologyBangalore
Page 18 and 19: Study Area and MethodologyBangalore
Page 20 and 21: Study Area and Methodology17° 30'M
Page 22 and 23: Study Area and Methodology1:100,000
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Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analys
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CHAPTER 4SITE CHARACTERIZATION USIN
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Site Characterization using Geotech
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Site characterization using Multich
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CHAPTER 6LIQUEFACTION HAZARD ASSESS
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Liquefaction Hazard Assessment6.3.2
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Liquefaction Hazard Assessmentmore
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Liquefaction Hazard AssessmentBorel
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Liquefaction Hazard AssessmentBORE
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Liquefaction Hazard AssessmentBORE
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Liquefaction Hazard Assessment4030D
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Integration of hazard maps on GIS P
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Summary and Conclusions3. Computer
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Summary and Conclusions8.8 INTEGRAT
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REFERENCESAki, K. (1969), “Analys
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ReferencesFinn, W. D. Liam (1991),
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ReferencesMcHarg (1968)Miller, R.D.
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ReferencesShankar, D and Sharma, M.
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