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Outreach In The CommunityObjective To educate the general public regarding the earthquake hazards and risks in Southern Nevada and what they can do to improve their chances of survival during and after an earthquake. What can you expect from outreach? Our team develops event-specific presentations and workshops to suit the venue and the audience. With the cooperation of faculty and students from UNLV's Civil & Environmental Engineering and Geoscience Departments, we provide information on:
With our computerized "shake table", we reproduce the movement of the ground during actual earthquakes, using various models to demonstrate what happens to buildings and their contents. We display samples of preparedness kits and demonstrate home retrofitting techniques, and provide valuable printer information for our visitors to take away. Our interactive, hands-on activities and displays have been very well received at all age levels. Recently, we have been seeing even greater interest as the public becomes aware of the need for emergency preparedness. Recent Events
Past Outreach Activities In local middle and high schools:
For local businesses:
For neighborhood associations and health & safety expos:
For More Information To bring the ESN outreach team to your event or if you have any other questions, please contact:
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* Photos courtesy of ESN Outreach Team |
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TO CONTACT US:University of Nevada, Las VegasEngineering Geophysics Laboratory 4505 Maryland Parkway, TBE B173 Las Vegas, NV 89154-4015 Phone: 702-895-2636 Fax: 702-895-4914 |
DISCLAIMER:The recommendations, suggestions, descriptions, and illustrations provided on this website are intended to improve earthquake preparedness; however, they do not guarantee the safety of an individual, structure, or facility. The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, the Earthquakes in Southern Nevada Project, and the Principal Investigators do not assume liability for any injury, death, property damage, loss of revenue, or any other reason that occurs in connection with an earthquake or otherwise. |
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