Kashmir earthquake of 2005
3 D coseismic displacement field of the 2005 Kashmir earthquake inferred from satellite radar imagery
... October 2005 Kashmir ...the Kashmir earthquake using the offset measurements derived from both descending and ascending pairs of SAR ...
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The Kashmir Earthquake of October 8, 2005: Impacts in Pakistan
... The earthquake destroyed 782 health institutions, so the area was nearly devoid of any type of health facility after the ...The earthquake also badly affected maternal health because most traditional birth ...
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POSSIBILITIES OF USING INSURANCE FOR EARTHQUAKE RISK MANAGEMENT IN PAKISTAN
... Pakistan, a developing nation with a population of 169million is located in world’s one of the most seismically active and geologically complex regions. Numerous moderate to large magnitude earthquakes have occurred with ...
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RESPONSE SPECTRUM ANALYSIS OF T-BEAM BRIDGE SUPPORTED ON PIERS
... Ocean earthquake that killed 15000 people in India was the third deadliest earthquake in the history of ...damaging earthquake. After happening of Gujarat (2001) and Kashmir Earthquake ...
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Media, Conflict and Tourism: Insights from Kashmir
... see Kashmir but don’t opt for this destination because of the negative hype created by the national ...decades, Kashmir was also a victim of negative publicity, which was largely related to the country’s ...
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Media, Conflict and Tourism: Insights from Kashmir
... 2016, Kashmir was in turmoil, people were very angry for being killed, hurt, tortured, jailed and humiliated by security forces, they came on roads in thousands throwing stones on every government asset and ...
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Inelastic seismic analysis of six storey RC building
... based earthquake engineering (PBEE) also known as performance based seismic Engineering (PBSE) is rapidly growing concept that is present in all guidelines that were published: VISION 2000 (SEAOC,1995) ...
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Landslides and vegetation cover in the 2005 North Pakistan earthquake: a GIS and statistical quantitative approach
... Remote sensing techniques are useful for estimation of crustal deformation using either passive sensors (Avouac et al., 2006) or radar imagery. A remarkable study (Sato et al., 2007) used Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) ...
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The Response of the Pakistani Stock market to a Cataclysmic Event
... In the next stage to assess how this event affects the stock returns, volume and volatility, the market model is used because the market model is simple econometric model with less strong statistical assumptions than ...
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Earliest History Of Kashmir (Archaeological And Geological (Perspective)
... of Kashmir with other parts especially central ...in Kashmir was a migrant from Neolithic community of Central Asia and dates back him to 2920 ...in Kashmir regarding the excavation mostly due to the ...
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Requirement of training to use internet based electronic resources by medical professionals
... and Kashmir, there are nine Medical Colleges in Jammu and and Kashmir and majority of the students and faculty members require training to use electronic information ...
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Strong Motion Generation Area and Asperity Model for the 2005 Mw7.8 Tarapaca, Chile, Intra-slab Earthquake
... for Earthquake Research Promotion of Japan published a procedure (called the Recipe) for prediction of ground motions from intra-slab ...Romania earthquake which were investigated by Ju et ...
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Hypokalemic quadriparesis and rhabdomyolysis as a rare presen-tation of distal renal tubular acidosis
... Department of Endocrinology, Sher-I-Kashmir Instituite of Medical Sciences, Soura Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir India.. man- zoor93@hotmail.com.[r] ...
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Volume 04 Issue 02 (2016) Feb. 2016
... of Kashmir begin with the Mongol invasion of ...1320. Kashmir at that time was ruled by Suhadeva [1301- ...of Kashmir had sunk to the lowest depths, for young and old had taken to falsehood, ...
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Characteristics of the surface rupture associated with the 2004 Mid Niigata Prefecture earthquake, central Japan and their seismotectonic implications
... Prefecture earthquake sequence produced a nearly 1-km-long, N-S to NNW-SSE- striking, west-side-up surface rupture along a previously unmapped fault at Obiro, Uonuma City, eastern margin of the epicentral ...
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The observation of ULF emissions at Nakatsugawa in possible association with the 2004 Mid Niigata Prefecture earthquake
... been proposed a few mechanisms including the microfrac- turing mechanism by Molchanov and Hayakawa (1995), and Kawate et al. (1998) used the Biot-Savart’s law and full- wave computations to estimate the magnetic field ...
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Response of Youth towards Female Criminality in Kashmir
... different Kashmir with both traditional and modern crimes comprising of murders, rapes, kidnapping, Acid attacks, eve- teasing, dowry deaths, economic crimes like corruption, drug trafficking, smuggling, wild life ...
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EVALUATING THE INFLUENCE OF DESTINATION BRAND EXPERIENCE ON TOURIST BEHAVIORAL INTENTION
... Tourism destinations have been one of the vital topics in current tourism academia because of the emergence of competitive global tourism markets. The basic concept behind implementing destination branding as a core ...
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COMMUNITY BASED LIVELIHOODS RECOVERY PROGRAM (CBLRP) FOR EARTHQUAKE AFFECTED AREAS OF AZAD JAMMU AND KASHMIR AND NWFP CBLRP-UNIDO
... The opportunity of setting up the Amusement Park can be linked with the gap of amusement facilities existing in different areas of Pakistan, total population of a specific area requiring recreational activities and the ...
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On the assessment of passive devices for structural control via real-time dynamic substructuring
... More realistic tests of seismic protection devices allow better understand- ing of the overall controlled system dynamics and enable the engineer to improve its performance. Real–Time Dynamic Substructuring Test has ...
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