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2008
Will the "big one" collapse our big buildings?, September 2008, West Los Angeles Associates of the California Institute of Technology, The Regency Club, West Los Angeles, Host: Ms. Carrie Stubstad.
Will the "big one" collapse our big buildings?, May 2008, Caltech Alumni Association 71st Annual Seminar Day, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, Hosts: Dr. Robert Gershman and Dr. Robert Burket.
Preparing for the "Big One": A tall building perspective based on steel building analysis, May 2008, Earthquake Research Affiliates, California Institute of Technology, Host: Ms. Margaret Vinci..
2007
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, December 2007, Structural Engineers Association of Northern California, Oakland, Host: Ms. Lindsey Maclise.
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, November 2007, University of California, San Diego, Host: Prof. Ahmed Elgamal.
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, November 2007, University of California, Irvine, Host: Prof. Farzin Zareian.
State of the Art 3-D Simulation Tools, June 2007, Network for Earthquake Engineering Simulation, 5th Annual Meeting, Snow Bird, Utah, Host: Mr. John Whitmer.
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, January 2007, Structural Engineers Association of Southern California, Los Angeles, Host: Mr. Saif Hussain.
Building Response During Large San Andreas Fault Earthquakes, January 2007, SoSAFE Workshop, Southern California Earthquake Center, Los Angeles, Host: Dr. Ken Hudnut.
2006
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, December 2006, Seismology Committee, Structural Engineers Association of California, Sacramento, Host: Mr. John Diebold.
Simulating a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake and Modeling Damage to Tall Buildings in Southern California, September 2006, Civil Engineering Association Seminar, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India, Host: Prof. Amlan Sengupta.
Impact of a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake on Tall Buildings in Southern California, June 2006, Earthquakes in Urban Areas: Joint Workshop - Southern California Earthquake Center, USA and Earthquake Research Institute, Japan, Oxnard, California, Host: Prof. Ralph Archuleta.
Impact of a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake on Tall Buildings in Southern California, May 2006, AIR Worldwide Corporation, Boston, Massachusetts, Host: Dr. Jayanta Guin.
Impact of a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake on Tall Buildings in Southern California, May 2006, Civil Engineering Seminar Series, California Institute of Technology, Host: Prof. John F. Hall.
2005
A Southern California-Wide End-to-End Simulation, November 2005, Department of Earth Sciences Seminar Series, University of Southern California, Host: Prof. Thomas Jordan.
Civil Engineering and Natural Disasters, October 26, 2005, The International Roundtable on "Surviving Nature's Forces: Have Civil Engineers Built Safe Communities?", 2005 ASCE Annual Conference, Los Angeles, California.
Combining Earthquake Early Warning with Groung Motion and Building Simulations for Targeted Control of Tall Buildings, July 2005, Earthquake Early Warning Workshop, California Institute of Technology, Host: Prof. Hiroo Kanamori.
Impact of a Mw 7.9 Denali-like Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault on Tall Buildings in the Los Angeles Basin, February 2005, UCLA Seismology Seminar Series, Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of California, Los Angeles, Host: Prof. John Vidale.
2004
Combining Strong Motion Simulations with Building Damage Analyses to Assess the Seismic Risk to Tall Buildings in Southern California, October 2004, Earthquake Research Affiliates, California Institute of Technology, Host: Ms. Margaret Vinci.
Fault Rupture to Connection Fracture: Combining Strong Motion Simulations with Building Damage Analyses, October 2004, Dix Seismological Laboratory Seminar, California Institute of Technology, Host: Prof. Jeroen Tromp.
Fault Rupture to Connection Fracture: Combining Strong Motion Simulations with Building Damage Analyses, September 2004, Plenary Science Talk, 2004 Southern California Earthquake Center Annual Meeting, Host: Prof. Thomas Jordan.
Risk Posed by a Great Sumatran Earthquake to Jakarta, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur, June 2004, Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences, California Institute of Technology, Host: Prof. Kerry Sieh.
Seismic Hazard Analysis of Tall Buildings in Large Cities Near Great Faults, April 2004, Institute of Earth Science, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan, Host: Dr. Bor-Shouh Huang.
2003
Tall Buildings Near Great Faults - Recipe for a Disaster?, May 2003, Department of Civil Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, Host: Prof. John Wallace.
Tall Buildings Near Great Faults - Recipe for a Disaster?, March 2003, Department of Civil Engineering, University of Missouri-Columbia, Host: Prof. Vellore S. Gopalaratnam.
Tall Buildings Near Great Faults - Recipe for a Disaster?, January 2003, Civil Engineering Practice, Exponent, Host: Dr. John Osteraas.