where are we running? what do we know? ≠ access
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gem-running
Nicole Keller
Nicole Kellers Album
2013
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Where are we running
What do we know
ne
access
risk management financing
urban amp rural planning
risk awareness
open risk assessment amp modeling (science)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
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Where are we running
What do we know
ne
access
risk management financing
urban amp rural planning
risk awareness
open risk assessment amp modeling (science)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
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What do we know
ne
access
risk management financing
urban amp rural planning
risk awareness
open risk assessment amp modeling (science)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
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ne
access
risk management financing
urban amp rural planning
risk awareness
open risk assessment amp modeling (science)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 5: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/5.jpg)
risk management financing
urban amp rural planning
risk awareness
open risk assessment amp modeling (science)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 6: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/6.jpg)
ldquoworking together to assess riskrdquo
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 7: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/7.jpg)
25+ public and private organisations governing amp funding
250+ leading experts developing global best practice from 80+ organisations
10+ regional science collaborations programmes
50+ workshops training and technology transfer activities carried out from kathmandu to capetown
1000+ individuals using the open-source modelling software databases reports and other resources that are already available
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 8: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/8.jpg)
integrated earthquake risk assessment
likelihood of earthquakes happening
damage and loss (of life and
money) based on that
likelihood
incorporating knowledge on the
socio-economic context
HAZARD RISK INTEGRATED RISK
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 9: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/9.jpg)
based on the most advanced global and regional science and
knowledge
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 10: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/10.jpg)
global datasets
OpenQuake Platform v1 2014
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products
tools amp apps
EXPLORE CALCULATE SHARE
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
- Slide 16
- Slide 17
- Slide 18
- Slide 19
- Slide 20
- Slide 21
- Slide 22
- Slide 23
-
![Page 11: Where are we running? What do we know? ≠ access](https://reader035.vdocuments.site/reader035/viewer/2022062301/56649ef25503460f94c03a1f/html5/thumbnails/11.jpg)
VIEW global datasets
building typologies urban rural per country
View global datasets
Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
Explore risk data and information
Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
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Creating maps with several datasets 1 Events from the instrumental catalogue gt72 Geodetic strain rate in the Mediterranean
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global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
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- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
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Capture (and integrate) new data
rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
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rate
download
manage amp edit
Share maps results and morerate products for better use and understanding
global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
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global datasets- historical earthquakes (1000-1900)- historical earthquakes (1900-2010)- strain rate- exposure (buildings
and population)- consequences (loss
and damage data)- vulnerability curves- socio-economic
indicators
regional and global ldquomodelsrdquo
risk information products- hazard maps- loss maps- cost-benefit maps - average annual loss
curves
other resources- building reports and glossary- technical reports- videos and tutorials- infographs
tools amp apps- open-source modelling software- modelling tools- data capture tools- socio-economic indicator amp integrated
risk tools
Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
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- VIEW global datasets
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Global framework(tools data methods expertise)
Regional national and local projects amp collaborations (data knowledge)
Organisations and individuals(data results discussion)
platform tools
online resources
From global to local
only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
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only together we can make it work
work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
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work together on development of city scenarios
share census data on buildings for south-asia
collaborate to develop on an app for humanitarian purposes that can link to the OpenQuake platform
execute a training in socio-economic vulnerability indicator developmentfund a series
of workshops
Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
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- VIEW global datasets
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Lets run in the same direction but mainly work together
wwwglobalquakemodelorg
- Slide 1
- Slide 2
- Where are we running
- What do we know
- access
- Slide 6
- Slide 7
- Slide 8
- Slide 9
- Slide 10
- Slide 11
- Slide 12
- Slide 13
- Slide 14
- VIEW global datasets
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