Join us today, Feb 7 for the Lifelines 2022 Conference breakout sessions and group discussions! Featuring 12 tracks of valuable content. Don’t miss out!
USGS Shakemap/ShakeCast and National Seismic Hazard Model Workshop for Lifeline Systems are today starting at 8:00am Pacific Time. Workshop pre-registration required.
Join the roundtable discussion on Sustainability and Resilience at 12:30pm Pacific Time.
Featured in today's front-page @latimes, the M6.6 #SanFernando71 earthquake 50 years ago today caused devastating damages. @UCLAengineering held a @lifelines2021 webinar at @UCLA commemorating this seminal event with partners @LADWP, @USGS and others https://t.co/taa9X34VNC
50 years ago today, #SanFernando71 jolted Southern California out of bed at 6 a.m. The M6.6 earthquake caused 64 deaths and over $500 million in damages. It helped lead to key legislation and federal action to promote public safety. https://t.co/ipooUttGXr
Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the #SylmarEarthquake. The 6.6 magnitude quake left thousands without water, power or gas for weeks. Prepare now before the next #earthquake hits.
🎒 Get a kit
🗺️ Make a plan
📺 Be informed
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Do you remember the #SanFernando71 earthquake? Hard to believe it will be 50 years on February 9th.
In this video, a former #CaliforniaGeologicalSurvey geologist Jerry Treiman recounts what it was like to experience it first hand.
▶️Check out more: https://t.co/dVZtzDk8AW
The M6.6 San Fernando (Sylmar) quake jolted the greater Los Angeles region just after 6am on 9 Feb 1971, 50 yrs ago #OTD. Freeways and many structures collapsed, causing 64 deaths. It was a wake-up call for California, & the nation.
#SanFernando71
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Today marks the 50th anniversary of the devastating 1971 San Fernando Earthquake. This earthquake led to significant and lasting changes in building and bridge design codes in California and the US.
We are pleased to cordially invite you to this event, which is jointly organized by the @lifelines2021 Executive Committee, @UCLAengineering@UCLA , and the City of Los Angeles Department of Water and Power @LADWP
Join us today at 12pm PST for a Webinar on
Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the February 9, 1971, San Fernando California Earthquake
#SanFernando71#sanfernado#earthquake
Register to attend:
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Event Info.
https://t.co/aHr0jp8MhW
The knowledge gained from this event initiated the study of lifeline systems worldwide, including water, wastewater, electric power, gas & liquid fuels, communications, transportation, & solid waste management systems. #civilengineer
Due to continued impacts from the COVID-19 Pandemic and goal to hold a safe in-person gathering, the conference organizers have decided to postpone the conference to February 7-11, 2022. #lifelines#earthquake#ucla#losangeles
Over 400+ abstracts have been accepted !
Plans are currently being made to commemorate the 50-year anniversary for the San Fernando Earthquake on February 9, 2021, & hold periodic events throughout 2021 to enhance the overall experience, leading up to the February 2022 conference. More information will be provided soon
We're breaking ground on the new joint research pilot facility at @LACitySAN Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant. This effort will move L.A. toward greater resilience, sustainability, efficiency — and a future of high quality, locally sourced recycled water.
Congratulations to @UCLAengineering for being awarded $1.5 million by @CaltransHQ to establish the Seismic Geohazard Research Program! https://t.co/CsBbcfbM3n