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Copyright (c) 1998 by Western States Seismic Policy Council Table of Contents Steven Ganz Howard Kunreuther Hazard Insurance and Mitigation Measures For Natural Hazards 45 Wei Li Earthquake Hazards and Insurance 79 Dan Dunmoyer James Ament Communication as a Tool
for Addressing Jill Andrews Public Policy Issues in Paying for Disaster 97 Mary C. Comerio Earthquake Hazard Mitigation in Alaska - Recent Legislative Efforts 101 Representative John Davies James F. Davis Regulating Catastrophe Insurance: Issues and Options 105 Robert W. Klein The Role of Earthquake Insurance in the California Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act 125 Richard J. McCarthy, Fred Turner, Amber Williams The California Earthquake Insurance 131 Richard J. Roth, Jr. IBHS Showcase Communities Program 133 Harvey Ryland Earthquake Insurance Claim Tips for Homeowners and Businesses 135 Amy Bach Susan Bithell Residential Earthquake Loss Mitigation: An Insurer's Perspective 145 Gregory Butler Renee Domingo Earthquake Insurance - Incentive or Disincentive for Mitigation? 151 Ronald O. Hamburger Franklin W. Nutter Managing Earthquake Risk in Financial Markets 163 Richard R. Belyea Insurance Risk Securitization: New Techniques for Managing Natural Catastrophes 169 David Durbin Walter W. Hays Relevance of Earthquake Science and Engineering to Insurance 189 Thomas L. Holzer Mitigating the Risk: Engineers and Builders 191 Janiele Maffei Mark Petersen Characterizing Earthquake Sources in the Western U.S.--Issues, Questions 195 David P. Schwartz Thalia Anagnos Estimating the Risk: Hazard Loss Estimation 201 Karen M. Clark, Robert D. Cicerone, Mark Linker EQECAT Loss Modeling Methodology 207 James J. Johnson, Mahmoud M. Khater, Dennis E. Kuzak, and
Richard L. Clinton Development of a National Earthquake Loss Estimation Methodology 219 Robert V. Whitman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dennis Gage The Building Seismic Safety Council 243 Eugene J. Zeller Providing Safer Buildings Through Modern Building Codes 247 John R. Henry Back to Top Back to Summit Back to WSSPC
This publication was compiled by Steven Ganz, Theresa Traynor and Andrea James. The Western States Seismic Policy Council, the Council of State Governments and the financial sponsors of the 1998 Western United States Earthquake Insurance Summit are not responsible for the statements made in the papers of these proceedings; any opinions are those of the individual authors. The material contained herein reflects reproduction and reduction from original material submitted by the individual authors. The variable quality of the copy is unavoidable due the scope of the project. Interested readers should contact the individual authors for necessary clarification. Copyright (c) 1998 by Western States Seismic Policy Council EQECAT Loss Modeling Methodology, Johnson, James J. et al is copyrighted by EQECAT 1998. Development of a National Earthquake Loss Estimation Methodology, Whitman, Robert V. et al is reprinted from the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute, Earthquake Spectra, Volume 13 No. 4, November 1997. Copies of this volume may be obtained directly from the Council of State Governments - Iron Works Pike, P.O. Box 11910, Lexington, Kentucky 40578 (606) 244-8000. C-177-9800 ISBN 0-87292-850-0 Price: $40.00 All rights reserved. No part of this volume may be reproduced, in any form or by any means, without permission in writing from Western States Seismic Policy Council. Printed in the United States of America
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