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بوابة أخبار اليوم
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An Egyptian-Japanese study has demonstrated the establishment of an integrated database for shear wave speeds and seismic site response in the Nile Delta, aimed at supporting the development of seismic hazard maps and safe urban planning. The study utilizes non-destructive ground vibration techniques (Microtremor Exploration), which enable understanding the interaction of seismic waves with the soil and analyzing the response of urban areas. The goal is to improve risk assessment and guide construction practices and infrastructure design to enhance safety, especially in regions susceptible to earthquakes. These results represent an important step toward strengthening Egypt's ability to withstand seismic disasters and plan cities more accurately and safely using the latest scientific technologies.
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