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Planning for Disaster: How do Planners Navigate Earthquake Hazards and Risk in Low Seismic Hazard Zones?

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Planning for Disaster: How do Planners Navigate Earthquake Hazards and Risk in Low Seismic Hazard Zones?
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University of Otago
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New Zealand’s South Island has variable seismic risk as a result of both plate boundary and local active faults. To reflect this variable risk, the Building Act separates New Zealand into zones of ‘low’, ‘medium’, and ‘high’ seismic risk. However, relative to other countries, a low risk designation still involves some exposure to seismic risk. Dunedin is one such example, where active faults close to the city have the potential to produce earthquakes of Mw 7 or greater, and generate a range o...

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Research paper
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Scholarly text / Thesis
Thesis level
Masters
Date created
2023
Creator
Church, Caelan
URL
https://hdl.handle.net/10523/15975
Related subjects
land use planning / earthquakes / heritage / hazards / resilience / Dunedin

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