Based on the premise that the World Trade Center attack can be seen as a "proxy" for what a major earthquake might do in a complex, densely populated, modern urban environment, this series, “Engineering and Organizational Issues Related to The World Trade Center Terrorist Attack” presents an overview of damage to nearby buildings, an in-depth damage assessment of a particular building, the use of remote sensing in post-disaster conditions, an extension of performance based earthquake engineering design principles to multiple hazards, and the proceedings of a workshop that focused on lessons learned following the WTC attack.
G.C. Lee, V. Rzhevsky, M. Tong and S. Chen; MCEER-03-SP04; 9/1/2003; 102 pages; $25; Information about MCEER's research efforts on the WTC disaster are described here.
Edited by Michel Bruneau; MCEER-02-SP08; 10/18/2002; 172 pages; $35; A summary of this report can be viewed here. Information about MCEER's research efforts on the WTC disaster are described here.
C.K. Huyck and B.J. Adams; MCEER-02-SP05; 7/30/2002; 56 pages; $25; Information about MCEER's research efforts on the WTC disaster are described here.
J.W. Berman, G. Warn, A. Whittaker and M. Bruneau; MCEER-02-SP03; 4/30/2002; 40 pages; $25; Information about MCEER's research efforts on the WTC disaster are described here.
M. Bruneau, A. Whittaker, A.Reinhorn; MCEER-02-SP02; 3/2/2002; 46 pages; $25; Information about MCEER's research efforts on the WTC disaster are described here.