Natural Hazards Center Collection
Alternative Title
Special Publication No. 14
Files
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Publication Date
1986
Abstract
"This handbook - written by planners and hazards management specialists - has as its premise that land use planning techniques are useful and potentially less costly than some other mitigation measures, particularly structural ones, that decrease earthquake loss potential. In order to demonstrate the usefulness of such techniques in a more systematic manner, a comprehensive decision-making framework is presented. It outlines the steps local officials in an earthquake-prone area can take to determine the effectiveness of land use planning techniques to reduce losses in their community from an earthquake."
Keywords
Land use, Planning, Earthquake hazard analysis, Hazard mitigation
Extent
132 pages
Series Title
Special Publications
Language
English
Media Type
Handbooks
Format
Digital Only
Identifier
F57-00081
Recommended Citation
Bolton, Patricia A.; Heikkala, Susan G.; Greene, Marjorie M.; and May, Peter J., "Handbook, Land Use Planning for Earthquake Hazard Mitigation: A Handbook for Planners, 1986" (1986). Natural Hazards Center Collection. 81.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/nhcc/81