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Total collapse can buildings survive earthquakes?

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  • "Can buildings survive earthquakes?"

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  • ""Uses live footage of two major earthquakes--in Los Angeles and in Kobe, Japan--to study their devastating effects on buildings and highways. The survival rate of structures in both cities--where building codes differ--is compared in the aftermath of the disasters."--Container."
  • "This program uses live footage of two major earthquakes--Los Angeles and in Kobe, Japan--to study their devasting effects on buildings and highways. The survival rate of structures in both cities--where building codes differ--is compared in the aftermath of the disasters. Computers simulate movement of the earth's plates during a quake, while experts explain why even the sturdiest structures collapse during intense movement. New building techniques designed to combat this violent force of nature are discussed."

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  • "Nonfiction films"

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  • "Total collapse"
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  • "Total collapse : can buildings survive earthquakes"
  • "Total collapse: can buildings survive earthquakes"

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