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Footage from the Niigita earthquake in 1964. The magnitude 7.4 earthquake caused severe damage to Niigita, Japan. Brought the liquefaction phenomenon to the attention of engineers and seismologists.
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2 years ago
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Best example of earthquake-induced liquefaction. This video was "accidentally" taken during Niigata earthquake in 1964. The occurence of liquefaction clearly be seen from the video.
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Very simple experiment that illustrate the effect of earthquake induced liquefaction on soil ground and structures.
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2 years ago
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Ken Bastida reports.
2 years ago
CBS (cbs5 - San Francisco)
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The U.S. Geological Survey released additional maps pinpointing where the worst damage is likely to be in the Bay Area during the next big quake, NBC11's Daniel Garza reported.
3 years ago
NBC (San Francisco)
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Liquefaction can be triggering by earthquake shaking or wave actions. When liquefaction occurs, the strength of the soil decreases and, the ability of a soil deposit to support foundations for structures is reduced as seen in the demo video.
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2 years ago
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