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Open Access QUAKELINE

Description

QUAKELINE is a bibliographic database produced by the MCEER Information Service. It covers earthquakes, earthquake engineering, natural hazard mitigation, and related topics. It includes records for various publication types, such as journal articles, conference papers, technical reports, maps, and videotapes.

An effort has been made to exclude from QUAKELINE® those items that are indexed by the NTIS, COMPENDEX, and GeoRef databases; thus for a comprehensive search on a topic, these sources should also be consulted.

Leads to citations plus abstracts to records for various publication types such as journal articles, conference papers, technical reports, maps, standards, slides, and videotapes.

Subject areas include:
Earthquakes: causes, prediction, effects & aftermath, Earthquake engineering, Earthquake preparedness & education, Earthquake resistant construction & seismic retrofit, Engineering seismology, High wind hazards: hurricanes & tornadoes, Natural hazards mitigation: planning & policy, Seismology, Socio-economic aspects of disasters, Structural dynamics, Tsunamis, Volcanoes & volcanology, Wind engineering

Dates Covered

1987 to the present; some selective earlier coverage.

Print Counterpart

All items cited in the QUAKELINE ® database are available in either the collections of the UB Libraries or in the MCEER Information Service Office, 304 Capen Hall, Science & Engineering Library. Call number information can be found in the LO (Location) area of every QUAKELINE ® record.

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Access Notes

This database is freely available to the general public via the Internet.

Contact

Nancy Schiller