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Project Title: ATC-165 Project, Seismic Technical Advisory Committee

Client: ESAS Holding, Istanbul, Turkey

Purpose: This project aims to support improving the seismic safety and resilience of Türkiye by initiating a new and effective plan for reducing earthquake risk to residential buildings in Istanbul. To this end, a Seismic Technical Advisory Committee was formed and their efforts focused on the following objectives:

  • Identify key challenges and gaps towards improving the seismic safety of buildings in Istanbul, with a specific focus on residential buildings;
  • Identify promising existing initiatives in Türkiye that can be built upon for further impact;
  • Understanding this context, identify potential feasible solutions that have been successfully implemented in other countries, including technical approaches and policy and financing considerations;
  • Begin to identify how to effectively adapt these solutions to the local context of Istanbul and link them to recommended pathways for further exploration.

Final Report: A report entitled Reducing the Seismic risk of Residential Buildings in Istanbul, Recommendations for Immediate Action, was published in October 2024 in English and Turkish, summarizing the discussions and resulting recommendations from an international workshop held in Istanbul on March 12-13, 2024.

The English language version of the report is available for download here.

The Turkish language version of the report is available for download here.

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Thank you for your interest and support of Applied Technology Council's Hazards by Location website. The site was created over ten years ago to fulfill an unmet need for the engineering profession. With the update of ASCE 7-22, ASCE launched a Hazard Tool that is publicly available. At that point, the ATC Board agreed to discontinue availability of our Hazards Site by Location.

Effective December 31, 2024 at 5:00 PM Eastern, the ATC Hazards by Location site will no longer be accessible. Users are encouraged to utilize the ASCE Hazard Tool at: https://ascehazardtool.org for their hazard information needs.

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COMPLETED PUBLICATIONS

2021

 

In 2021, ATC projects resulted in the publication of ten reports. These reports included:

FEMA P 2090 NIST SP 1254 cover sh  FEMA P-2090/NIST 1254Recommended Options for Improving the Built Environment for Post-Earthquake Reoccupancy and Functional Recovery Time 
FEMA P 1026 SE cover sh FEMA P-1026Seismic Design of Rigid Wall-Flexible Diaphragm Buildings: An Alternative Procedure, Second Edition 
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ATC Design Guide 3Serviceability Design of Tall Buildings Under Wind Loads 

*Also available for purchase in electronic format!

                

NIST 21-917-48Seismic Design of Archetype Steel Buildings in Central and Eastern United States (6 volumes)

ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v1A cover sh NIST 21-917-48v1AVolume 1A: 12-story Office Building in Savannah, Georgia Building Designs ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v1B cover sh NIST 21-917-48v1BVolume 1B: 12-story Office Building in Savannah, Georgia Supplementary Documentation
 ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v2A cover sh  NIST 21-917-48v2AVolume 2A: 12-story Office Building in Long Island, New York Building Designs  ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v2B cover sh NIST 21-917-48v2BVolume 2B: 12-story Office Building in Long Island, New York Supplementary Documentation
 ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v3A cover sh  NIST 21-917-48v3AVolume 3A: 12-story Office Building in St. Louis, Missouri Building Designs  ATC 146 NIST 21 917 58v3B cover sh NIST 21-917-48v3BVolume 3B: 12-story Office Building in St. Louis, Missouri Supplementary Documentation

Continuing Education

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ATC-66-13National Earthquake Technical Assistance Program (NETAP), A Resource Guide for Regional and State/Territory Earthquake Program Managers—2021-2022

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Project Title: Engineering Services in Support of Utah Division of Emergency Management to Address URM Risk in Public Schools

Client: Utah Department of Emergency Management (DEM)

Purpose: To finalize the Utah K-12 public school unreinforced masonry (URM) inventory and the summary report and to provide support to Utah DEM in their initial outreach to school districts.

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