Since 1990, natural hazards have led to over 1.6 million fatalities globally, and economic
losses are estimated at an average of around USD 260–310 billion per year. The scientific …

Assessing post-seismic damage on an urban/regional scale remains relatively difficult owing
to the significant amount of time and resources required to acquire information and conduct …

The recent earthquakes occurred in the last years in Italy registered a great number of
casualties and large economic losses. In this perspective, the effective seismic risk …

In risk assessment, the exposure component describes the elements exposed to the natural
hazards and susceptible to damage or loss, while the vulnerability component defines the …

Understanding seismic risk enables efficient resource allocation in the effort to increase the
resilience of our cities and communities. Field reconnaissance and data collection following …

The geologic storage of carbon dioxide (CO 2) is one method that can help reduce
atmospheric CO 2 by sequestering it into the subsurface. Large‐scale deployment of …

This paper presents an interdisciplinary study of the spatiotemporal dynamics of seismic
exposure. Out of the three components of risk—hazard, exposure, and vulnerability …

The geologic storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) is one method to help reduce or eliminate
atmospheric CO2 emissions. The sequestered CO2 is originally captured from the …

While earthquakes can have a devastating impact on the economic growth and social
welfare of earthquake prone regions, probabilistic seismic risk assessment can be employed …

Building occupancy research increasingly emphasizes understanding the social and
physical dynamics of how people occupy space. Opportunities in the open source domain …