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News Release 05-158

Japan and U.S. National Science Foundation to Collaborate on Disaster Prevention Research

New agreement on earthquake simulators adds to ocean research

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Japan's E-Defense earthquake simulator can accomodate a 1,200-ton building.

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Japan's E-Defense earthquake simulator can accommodate a 1,200-ton building.

Credit: National research Institute for Earth science and Disaster prevention (NIED), Miki City, Japan

 

NEES Reconfigurable Reaction Wall Test Facility at the University of California, Berkeley

NEES Reconfigurable Reaction Wall Test Facility at the University of California, Berkeley

Credit: NEES@Berkeley


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