Lifelines Projects Prior to 2006
Lifelines Project Reports
Projects by Topic Area Prior to 2006 - updated 6/17/05
- Topic 1 - Earthquake Ground Motion
- Topic 2 - Site Response
- Topic 3 - Permanent Ground Deformation
- Topic 4 - Seismic Performance of Substation Equipment
- Topic 5 - Electric System Building Vulnerability
- Topic 6 - Network System Performance
- Topic 7 - Emergency Response
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Projects By Principal Investigator (Principal or Co-Principal)
- Donald Anderson, CH2M
- John Anderson, UNR
- James Anderson, USC
- Rasool Anooshehpoor, UNR
- Scott A. Ashford, UCSD
- J.P. Bardet, USC
- James Bay, Utah State
- Paolo Bazzurro, AIR Inc.
- Gregory C. Beroza, Stanford
- David Boore. USGS
- Ross W. Boulanger, UCD
- Jonathan Bray, UCB
- James Brune, UNR
- Brian Chiou, Caltrans
- Nancy Collins, URS Corp
- C. Allin Cornell, Stanford
- Steven Day, SDSU
- Pedro de Alba, U New Hampshire
- Armen Der Kiureghian, UCB
- Douglas Dreger, UCB
- Ahmed Elgamal, UCSD
- Gregory Fenves, UCB
- André Filiatrault, UCSD
- Robert W. Graves, URS Corp
- Thomas Henyey, SCEC
- Thomas Jordan, SCEC
- Robert Kayen, USGS
- Mark A. Ketchum, OPAC
- Anne Kiremidjian, Stanford
- Keith Knudsen, CDMG
- Gregory MacRae, UW
- Joseph R. Maffei, Rutherford & Chekene
- Nicos Makris, UCB
- James Malley, Degenkolb Engineers
- Niaz Nazir, EQE International
- Robert L. Nigbor, USC
- Dennis K. Ostrom, Ostrom Consulting
- Gerard C. Pardoen, UC Irvine
- Juan Pestana, UCB
- Mark Petersen, USGS
- Maurice S. Power, Geomatrix
- Ellen Rathje, UT@A
- Michael Riemer, UCB
- David Schwartz, USGS
- David Seaver, Battelle
- Raymond Seed, UCB
- Walter Silva, PE&A
- Paul Somerville, URS Corp
- Paul Spudich, USGS
- J. Carl Stepp, COSMOS
- Jonathan P. Stewart, UCLA
- Kenneth Stokoe II, UT
- Z.L. Wang, Geomatrix
- Stu Werner, SSEC
- Chris Wills, CDC-CGS
- Ivan Wong, URS Corp
- Leslie Youd, BYU
- Robert Youngs, Geomatrix
- Zeng, UNR
Program Sponsors
The Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center (PEER) is a multidisciplinary research and education center with headquarters at the University of California, Berkeley.