Dozens of UCLA, UC Berkeley Buildings Deemed ‘Seismically Deficient’
Sixty-two examined UC Berkeley buildings pose a “serious” risk to life and have a “poor” chance of remaining intact in the event of a large earthquake.
Sixty-two examined UC Berkeley buildings pose a “serious” risk to life and have a “poor” chance of remaining intact in the event of a large earthquake.
The university uses WeatherSTEM that continuously monitors atmospheric conditions to provide important data and weather updates.
Baron Lynx™, the next generation of critical weather intelligence, makes it faster to unleash your weather content onto every screen, every day.
The system is programmed to focus on a very specific location for each end user in order to monitor shaking intensity and trigger a warning.
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This session will walk participants through a risk-based preparedness process that will let you know how prepared your school is for severe weather threats.
Scientists brought the issue to Congress, warning members that less accurate weather forecasting could cost people their lives.
Despite hurricanes, storms, floods, fires and extreme temperatures touching every region of the country in 2018, its health security increased 3.1%.
Learn to stay ahead of weather threats in this free educational webinar.
Good building design, emergency notification systems and proper policies will help you mitigate your campus’ inclement and extreme weather risks.
The university will implement Baron Threat Net on campus to track storms, pinpoint their location and send students alerts.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.