The Pacific Northwest is a very dangerous place when the ground shakes. It is best not to be in contact with the ground when it does. What options are there for…
Can we simultaneously protect strategically vital Pacific NW watercraft and the public from tsunami inundation with the same structure? Seismically resistant watercraft of all sizes and shapes will be strategically…
Note: In an effort to minimize Coastal seismic impact, I submitted via Facebook an anti-Tsunami Civil Engineering project. This eventually got a reply from the CEO of CanadaPond Products, suppliers…
History reflects tsunami debris fields remaining for extended periods after a community has endured both earthquake and inundation, first posing as an immediate conflagration fire threat, then becoming sources of…
This is another area I only have a layman’s experience in, but like everyone else I have a vested interest in human structures. I’m curious because parts of my previous…
To my knowledge planet Earth is the only known place where fire exists and history reflects this natural condition has always had the potential to devastate entire communities even in…
I have no background in forest management but having spent my entire life in the Pacific Northwest, I have found we are both blessed and cursed with its vast forests….
Current world conditions reveal large populations inhabiting known Seismic areas, thus exposing them to devastating Tsunami’s as well if located near Marine environments. Many of these same populations are also…