Haiti earthquake presentation slides - PEER
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<strong>Haiti</strong> EarthquakeJanuary 12, 2010By Eduardo FierroBFP Engineers, Inc.Bertero Fierro Perry
Current StatisticsHuman Toll150,000: Latest estimate of the death toll, fromthe <strong>Haiti</strong>an Health Ministry. The European Unionand the Pan American Health Organization,which are coordinating the health-sectorresponse, have estimated the quake killed200,000 people.194,000: Number of injured134: Estimated number of people rescued byinternational search teams since the quake
Current StatisticsEffect on people9 million: Population of <strong>Haiti</strong>3 million: Estimated number of people affected by thequake1 million: Estimated number of displaced people800,000 to 1 million: People who need temporaryshelter235,000: People who have left Port-auau-Prince using freetransportation provided by the government. The numberwho left by private means is undetermined.At least 50: Aftershocks of magnitude 4.5 or higher thathave hit <strong>Haiti</strong> since the January 12 quake
Current StatisticsEffect on Foreigners12,000: U.N. workers in the country at the time of thequake53: U.N. workers still missingAt least 82: U.N. workers dead27: U.N. workers injured or hospitalized11,500: Americans and family members who have beenevacuated4,800: Americans unaccounted for
Earthquake Data
LOCATION
Tectonic faults Hispaniola
Historic Earthquakes in La Hispaniola
INTENSITIES
GROUND ACCELERATIONSAS PER USGS
ACCELERATIONS AT A PERIOD OF 0.3 SECAS PER USGS
PEAK GROUND ACCELERATIONS COMPARISON12/01/2010 20/01/20010
ACCELERATIONS AT 0.3 SEC PERIOD COMPARISON12/01/2010 12/20/201020/01/20010
COMPARISON OF INTENSITIES FOR7.0 OF 12/01/2010 AND 5.9 del 20/01/2010
Acceleration Response Spectra HAITI 01/12/2010red data USGSPseudoacceleration(g)0.6350.755New Dominican code Proposal 2008Dominican Code 19790.60.40Terremoto <strong>Haiti</strong> 20100.30.450.210.180.230.192300.30.5 1.0 3.0Period(Sec)
LANDSLIDES
INITIAL IMPRESION
Typical concrete details
Downtown Port au Prince
Downtown Leogane
School Leogane
University Leogane
Main Port
Fuel Port
Fuel Port next to ElectricPower plants
Airport
Electric power plant
Electric Power Plant Alba
Water Treatment Plant
Water Tank
Fuel Tank Farm
Steel Factory
Cement Factory
Bridges
Electrical transmission andcomunication towersVery little damage unless other elementsfell on top of them
Light structuresMainly canopies for gas stationOne collapsed due to anchorage failure
Away from Epicenter
Reconstruction
ConclusionThe tall structures with long periodsuffered little damage, hinting to lowvalues of spectral acceleration in the longperiod rangeIt appear that there was an amplification ofthe accelerations due to soft soils in Portau Prince, some pocket of no damageClear evidence of directivity west of theepicenter
Conclusion• Maximum acceleration higher than 0.3 gestimated by USGS probably 0.4 to 0.5g• Quality of construction and detailing verypoor with very brittle structure. Very poordetail in the plastic hinge regions and inthe joints• Prevalent use of heavy unreinforced blockwalls• Reconstruction with same detailinghappening now
Thanks to Initial TeamVictor SuarezLuis PenaHector Oreilly
THANKSINGENIERIA ESTRELLAIngeniero Alejandro AdamesIngeniero ÁlvarezIngeniero Felipe RománChief of security PalitoDrivers and companionsDanielRonaldCOOK Cecilia