An automated model for optimizing budget allocation in earthquake mitigation scenarios

Hooman Motamed; Bijan Khazai; Mohsen Ghafory-ashtiany; Kambod Amini Hosseini

doi:10.1007/s11069-011-0035-y

An automated model for optimizing budget allocation in earthquake mitigation scenarios

Natural Hazards 70(1): 51-68

Article 2012 English

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Risk reduction as an outcome only takes place if results of risk estimation studies are used to develop action plans for risk-management and risk-reduction

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