This document is a test for a 9th semester architecture degree covering earthquake resistant design and disaster management. The test has two parts: Part A contains 4 short answer questions worth 5 marks each on seismic zoning, social and economic consequences of earthquakes, measuring ground motion, and the difference between magnitude and intensity. Part B contains 2 longer answer questions worth 15 marks each explaining the causes of earthquakes from case studies and various scales for measuring earthquake magnitudes.
This document is a test for a 9th semester architecture degree covering earthquake resistant design and disaster management. The test has two parts: Part A contains 4 short answer questions worth 5 marks each on seismic zoning, social and economic consequences of earthquakes, measuring ground motion, and the difference between magnitude and intensity. Part B contains 2 longer answer questions worth 15 marks each explaining the causes of earthquakes from case studies and various scales for measuring earthquake magnitudes.
This document is a test for a 9th semester architecture degree covering earthquake resistant design and disaster management. The test has two parts: Part A contains 4 short answer questions worth 5 marks each on seismic zoning, social and economic consequences of earthquakes, measuring ground motion, and the difference between magnitude and intensity. Part B contains 2 longer answer questions worth 15 marks each explaining the causes of earthquakes from case studies and various scales for measuring earthquake magnitudes.
This document is a test for a 9th semester architecture degree covering earthquake resistant design and disaster management. The test has two parts: Part A contains 4 short answer questions worth 5 marks each on seismic zoning, social and economic consequences of earthquakes, measuring ground motion, and the difference between magnitude and intensity. Part B contains 2 longer answer questions worth 15 marks each explaining the causes of earthquakes from case studies and various scales for measuring earthquake magnitudes.