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Contents: Fall/Winter 1999
Volume 13, Number 4

• MCEER Teams with NCREE in Taiwan Reconnaissance Effort (777 kb)
• Announcement for the Release of Strong-Motion Records of the Chi-Chi (Taiwan) Earthquake (133 kb)
• MCEER Investigator Testifies at Congressional Hearing (120 kb)
• ITSAK Report on the Recent Athens, Greece Earthquake (104 kb)
• MCEER Research Contributes to CSSC Proposition (115 kb)
• Earth Science Week Activities (68 kb)
• New Guides for Liquefaction Assessment and Remediation Now Available (121 kb)
• MCEER Hosts PRC Delegation (126 kb)
• New York City Area Consortium Begins Year 2 Research Program (243 kb)
• MCEER Hosts Annual Investigators Meeting (181 kb)
• Kudos (125 kb)
• Proceedings from Liquefaction Analysis Workshop Available on CD-ROM (95 kb)
• Lifeline Earthquake Engineering Experts Gather in Seattle (232 kb)
• MCEER Conducts 7^th US-Japan Workshop on Liquefaction, Ground Deformation and Lifeline Performance   (200 kb)
• Upcoming Event: 7^th US National Conference on Earthquake Engineering: Urban Earthquake Hazard (96 kb)
• New MCEER Technical Reports (312 kb)
• Recent Events (91 kb)

Some of the material reported herein is based upon work supported in whole or in part by the National Science Foundation, the State of New York, the Federal Highway Administration of the U.S. Department of Transportation, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and other sponsors. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of MCEER or its sponsors.