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T I M BON N O M C P F M E M B E R , A N D M C P F M E M B E R , A N D P R O D U C E R O F E A R T H Q U A K E S: M E A N B U SI N E SS SE M I N A R S My Introduction Recently left AT&T after 30+ years of service

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T I M BON N O

M C P F M E M B E R , A N D M C P F M E M B E R , A N D P R O D U C E R O F “ E A R T H Q U A K E S: M E A N B U SI N E SS” SE M I N A R S

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My Introduction

Recently left AT&T after 30+ years of service –

currently involved in a new job search

Much of my career has been in Business Continuity

  • Missouri’s State Emergency Management Agency

Producer of the “Earthquakes: Mean Business”

seminars (last five years)

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16th

M orning

  • Geoscience Research:

The EarthScope Project

  • History: What Happened Here

in 1811-1812?

  • Engineering Practice
  • Haiti Update – Geology &

Afternoon

  • Emergency Communications
  • Continuity Plan with an

Earthquake Scenario

  • Corporate Emergency Response

Teams (CERT) in a Business

  • Haiti Update – Geology &

Engineering

  • Earthquake Monitoring in the

Central US Teams (CERT) in a Business Environment

  • The Importance of the Incident

Command System (ICS) in a Business Environment

  • The 1811-12 New Madrid

Earthquakes

  • Tours of the SLU Earthquake

Center

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Disclaimer

Material in this presentation came from:

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A presentation made by Michael Griffin, P.E. with CCS Group, at the 16th Annual “Earthquakes: Mean Business” seminar.

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“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on theCentral

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“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on theCentral USA” report produced by the Mid- Gress, administrative Project Manager

Here’s the link to request the report: mae.cee.uiuc.edu/ new s/ reportusa2.html mae.cee.uiuc.edu/ new s/ reportusa2.html

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Earthquake Hazards in the US

Know Your Risk

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Earthquake Potential –

Know Your Risk IL

  • St. Louis, MO

IN

MO

AK

TN KY

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M t. Carmel, Illinois Earthquake

Know Your Risk

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA”

Scenario

  • A 7.7 magnitude earthquake
  • Four FEMA regions (IV, V, VI, VII)
  • Eight states

(IL, IN, KY, TN, AL, MS, AR, MO)

Summary Results

  • TN, AR, and MO are most severely

impacted

  • Extensive damage and substantial

travel delays in Memphis and St Louis

  • IL and KY are effected, but not as bad
  • Nearly 715,000 buildings damaged
  • 42,000 SAR personnel are needed
  • 3,500 damaged bridges
  • 3,500 damaged bridges
  • 425,000 breaks and leaks in pipelines
  • 2.6M households without power
  • 86,000 injuries and fatalities
  • 130 hospital are damaged
  • 15 major bridges are unusable

After three days 7.2M people are still displaced 2M people seek temporary shelter Direct economic losses = $300B Indirect economic losses may be at least $600B

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What are the possible consequences of an earthquake?

Deaths & injuries – Life Safety Damage – Property Loss Business disruption – Functional Loss Know Your Risk Business disruption – Functional Loss

Life Safety Property Loss Functional Loss

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  • Buildings

Building structure Nonstructural components Contents and Furnishings

Know Your Risk

Contents and Furnishings

  • Infrastructure

Utilities and transportation

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Know Your Risk

Building Damage - Structure

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Building Damage - Structure

Know Your Risk

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Nonstructural Damage - Equipment

Know Your Risk

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Nonstructural Damage - Architectural Elements

Know Your Risk

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Know Your Risk

Contents and Furnishings Damage

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Contents, Furnishings, Business Interruption Damage

Know Your Risk

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Contents and Furnishings Damage

Know Your Risk

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Know Y

  • ur Risk

Main Street, Princeton, IN After Mt. Carmel EQ

Damaged parapet with falling hazards to street below

Photos courtesy Dr. Norman C. Hester

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Missouri Buildings

Type Total At Least M oderate Damage Complete Damage Single 1,753,400 61,700 31,800 Single Family 1,753,400 61,700 31,800 Other Residential 2 21,900 10,400 Commercial 35,300 2,000 1,000 Industrial 9,600 600 300 Other 10,900 600 300

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Missouri Essential Facilities

Type Total At Least M oderate Damage Complete Damage Schools 2,871 136 90 Schools 2,871 136 90 Fire Stations 1,399 69 45 Police Stations 654 53 40 Hospitals 208 7 1 EOCs 84 13 11

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Missouri Transportation Lifelines

Type Total At Least M oderate Damage Complete Damage Highway 27,258 1,004 545 Highway bridges 27,258 1,004 545 Railway bridges 200 2 Railway facilities 139 23 Bus facilities 72 5 Port facilities 232 52 Airports 562 28

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA”

  • Type

Total At Least M oderate Damage Complete Damage Potable water facilities 357 28 Waste water facilities 7,816 519 Natural gas facilities 354 64 Oil facilities 167 7 Electric facilities 1,855 117

  • Communic. facilities

21,789 1,536

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Missouri Utility Pipelines

Type Total M iles Leaks Breaks Total Repairs Potable water 165,900 14,964 21,624 36,588 Waste water 99,500 11,842 17,098 28,940 Waste water 99,500 11,842 17,098 28,940 Natural gas – local 66,400 12,653 18,275 30,928 Natural gas – interstate 4,100 217 727 944 Oil – interstate 6,400 52 176 228

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Other CI

Type Total Facilities Damaged Dams 5,408 55 Dams 5,408 55 Levees 369 25 HazMat 3,040 32

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MAE Center Report

“Impact of New Madrid Seismic Zone Earthquakes on the Central USA” Casualties @ 2:00 AM (worst case timeframe)

Note – Jefferson and STL counties along with the City of STL incur large Level 1

least sever

Level 2 Level 3 Level 4

most sever

Total 10,179 2, 898 361 687 14, 125 Note – Jefferson and STL counties along with the City of STL incur large numbers of casualties

  • Buildings

Transportation Utilities Total $13,512 $1,789 $33,700 $49,001

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Fact

Studies show that after a disaster

for poor recovery outcomes than

Ref: Dahlhamer (1999) and Baum & Oliver (1991)

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Know Your Risk

Main Street, Before…

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Know Your Risk

Main Street, After…

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Where do we as a Community go from here? “A crisis is no time to exchange

business cards.”

  • Let’s work together and take the next step!
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Thank You

Tim Bonno E-mail: tjb0000@swbell.net

Cell: 314.960.9472

Cell: 314.960.9472