Seismic Risk Analysis For California State Water Project - Reach C
Abstract/Contents
- Abstract
A seismic hazard map for the region described as "Reach C" for the California Water Project is developed in this report. "Reach C" for this work is defined as that portion of the California Water Project from Tehachapi Afterbay up to and including the Perris Dam and Lake. The key facilities within this reach include:
1. Tehachapi Afterbay
2. Cottonwood Power Plant Site
3. Pearblossom Pumping Plant
4. Mojave Siphon
5. Silverwood Dam and Lake
6. San Bernardino Tunnel
7. Devil Canyon Power Plant
8. Santa Ana Valley Pipeline
9. Perris Dam and Lake
10. Perris Dam SubcenterThe report discusses the data base, the seismic sources considered and the resulting iso-acceleration maps. Relative "risks" of various sites and their implications are presented.
Description
Type of resource | text |
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Date created | March 1976 |
Creators/Contributors
Author | Shah, HC | |
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Author | Movassate, M | |
Author | Zsutty, TC |
Subjects
Subject | risk assessment |
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Subject | risk management |
Subject | lifelines |
Genre | Technical report |
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- Shah, HC, Movassate, M and Zsutty, TC. (1976). Seismic Risk Analysis For California State Water Project - Reach C. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/vr399yr8793
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John A. Blume Earthquake Engineering Center Technical Report Series
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