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ABOUT THIS SITEThis clearinghouse has been established at the University of Washington to facilitate the collection, dissemination, and archiving of data describing the Nisqually Earthquake that occurred at 10:54 a.m. on February 28, 2001. THE EARTHQUAKEBased on preliminary assessments by University of Washington Seismology Laboratory the earthquake had a magnitude of 6.8, a depth of 52 km, with a hypocenter about 17.8 km NE of Olympia, Washington. SPONSORSSponsors of this clearinghouse include: The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute The National Science Foundation Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center The University of Washington The United States Geological Survey The Federal Emergency Management Agency The Washington Department of Natural Resources The Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup (CREW) |
SEISMOLOGICAL INFORMATION
GEOTECHNICAL INFORMATION
STRUCTURAL INFORMATION
LIFELINES INFORMATION SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION |
RECONNAISANCE FORMSPlease use the reconnaissance forms below to report INFORMATION of earthquake damage to the appropriate department.
EMAIL USContacts for each department are as follows: Seismology Bill Steele, bill@geophys.washington.edu Geotechnical Steve Kramer, kramer@u.washington.edu Structures Buildings: Gregory MacRae, macrae@u.washington.edu Bridges: Marc Eberhard, eberhard@u.washington.edu Lifelines Donald Ballantyne, dbballan@eqe.com Socio-Economics Peter May, pmay@u.washington.edu |
[Parapet Debris off of the Washington Federal Building, Olympia] |
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