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Earthquake Risk Modeling in Canada: From Knowledge to Action

Insights gained through quantitative earthquake risk modeling are foundational to seismic design and disaster risk reduction planning at all levels of decision making. OpenQuake is a collaborative earthquake hazard and risk modeling platform developed by the Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Foundation. Canada joined the GEM Foundation as a public sector partner in 2017 and is working with researchers and practitioners from across the public, academic and private sectors to advance capabilities for catastrophic risk modeling and to co-develop a National Earthquake Risk Profile that will establish a base of evidence to help inform and empower disaster resilience planning initiatives in the public domain.

A 2-day modeling workshop was help at Western University in London, Ontario on November 6th and 7th, 2019 to explore analytic capabilities and use of the OpenQuake Platform for the analysis of earthquake risk and the evaluation of risk reduction strategies. The workshop was co-hosted by the Geological Survey of Canada, the GEM Foundation, the UWO Good Vibrations and Excitations Laboratory and the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction. Training sessions were designed for risk modelers working in areas of both fundamental and applied science — and practitioners who were interested in using outputs of risk assessments to inform disaster resilience planning at local and regional scales in Canada.

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