1. Preface

   • M. Bielik
   • P. Varga

   EditorialNotes 27 February 2013 Pages: 291 - 291

2. Characteristic features of induced seismic processes in mining regions exemplified by the potassium salt deposits in Belarus and Bulgaria

   • I. Paskaleva
   • A. G. Aronov
   • T. I. Aronova

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 293 - 303

3. Co-operative approach of geotechnical and earthquake engineering in seismic input assessment

   • E. Juhásová
   • M. Matys
   • P. Labák

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 305 - 316

4. Experience in solving problem to control surface subsidence displacement in urban areas on the basis of the special-purpose geoinformation system “GeoMark”

   • A. Antsiferov
   • O. Glukhov
   • V. Antsiferov

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 317 - 322

5. Integrated interpretation of geophysical fields — Implications for the tectonic structure of the Mochovce nuclear power plant

   • M. Bielik
   • J. Hók
   • J. Šefara

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 323 - 339

6. Hazard seismic studies for the Romanian capital — Appling the shake map method

   • S. F. Balan
   • C. O. Cioflan
   • B. F. Apostol

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 341 - 347

7. Vrancea rapid early warning system (REWS) for Bucharest and industrial objectives — New technology for earthquakes monitoring

   • C. Ionescu
   • A. Marmureanu

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 349 - 359

8. Seismic ground motion variability over the Bucharest city area

   • M. Radulian
   • N. Mândrescu
   • B. Grecu

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 361 - 368

9. Kaliningrad earthquake of September 21, 2004 and seismic hazard forecast in the Belarusian-Baltic region

   • A. G. Aronov
   • R. R. Seroglazov
   • O. N. Safronov

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 369 - 376

10. On the application of seismic analysis procedures related to the EC-8 requirements

    • N. Pojani
    • M. Baballëku
    • R. Luka

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 377 - 393

11. Site dependent estimation of the seismic strong motion — Case study for Sofia region

    • S. Radeva
    • I. Paskaleva
    • G. Panza

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 395 - 407

12. A new ground motion model — Methodological approach

    • G. S. Stamatovska

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 409 - 423

13. Modern evaluation of the seismic hazard for the Romanian Plain

    • C. O. Cioflan
    • B. F. Apostol
    • S. F. Balan

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 425 - 431

14. Attenuation of the peak ground motion for the special case of Vrancea intermediate-depth earthquakes and seismic hazard assessment at NPP Cernavoda

    • G. Marmureanu
    • M. Androne
    • V. Serban

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 433 - 440

15. Investigation of earthquakes’ geo-surroundings in the Pannonian Basin by using GIS tools

    • K. Gribovszki
    • Gy. Szeidovitz

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 441 - 460

16. Modeling of consequences on environment through analysis of industrial risks

    • B. Dimiskovska

    OriginalPaper 27 February 2013 Pages: 461 - 477