Volume 72, Issue 3 | Natural Hazards

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Volume 72, Issue 3

July 2014

EXTREME GEOHAZARDS: THE SCIENCE OF THE DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT CYCLE

Issue Editors:

Hans-Peter Plag,
Stuart Marsh

10 articles in this issue

Foreword: extreme geohazards—a growing threat for a globally interconnected civilization
Hans-Peter Plag
Editorial 16 May 2014 Pages: 1275 - 1277
Gray swans: comparison of natural and financial hazard assessment and mitigation
Jerome L. Stein
Seth Stein
Original Paper 25 September 2012 Pages: 1279 - 1297
How big, how bad, how often: are extreme events accounted for in modern seismic hazard analyses?
Ivan G. Wong
Original Paper 22 February 2013 Pages: 1299 - 1309
Discovery of possible mega-thrust earthquake along the Seram Trough from records of 1629 tsunami in eastern Indonesian region
Zac Yung-Chun Liu
Ron A. Harris
Original Paper Open access 22 February 2013 Pages: 1311 - 1328
Occurrence and impact of characteristic earthquakes in northern Algeria
Youcef Bouhadad
OriginalPaper 30 May 2013 Pages: 1329 - 1339
Submarine landslide tsunamis: how extreme and how likely?
Carl B. Harbitz
Finn Løvholt
Hilmar Bungum
Original Paper 14 May 2013 Pages: 1341 - 1374
Tsunami hazard risk of a future volcanic eruption of Kolumbo submarine volcano, NE of Santorini Caldera, Greece
P. Nomikou
S. Carey
I. Perros
Original Paper 26 September 2012 Pages: 1375 - 1390
Drought characterization using a new copula-based trivariate approach
Bahram Saghafian
Hossein Mehdikhani
Original Paper 14 November 2013 Pages: 1391 - 1407
Development of the OpenQuake engine, the Global Earthquake Model’s open-source software for seismic risk assessment
Vitor Silva
Helen Crowley
Rui Pinho
Original Paper 12 March 2013 Pages: 1409 - 1427
Quantitative modelling of seismic site amplification in an earthquake-endangered capital city: Bucharest, Romania
Andrei Bala
Original Paper 29 May 2013 Pages: 1429 - 1445