EEPI Map - Powered by Snap and Map

EEPI Map enables photographs to be used to investigate building vulnerability to hazards, and analyse post-earthquake event damage patterns and shaking intensity. It is based on a comprehensive geo-referenced photographic database which contains attributes of buildings and engineered structures, and includes a large number of photographs from previous Earthquake Engineering Field Investigation Team (EEFIT) missions. EEPI Map is based on the Snap and Map database.

Contact

Robin Spence, Cambridge Architectural Research Ltd
www.carltd.com

UK tel: 01223 460475 fax: 01223 464142
International tel: +44 1223 460475 fax: +44 1223 464142

email: info@carltd.com

CAR is a leading UK consultancy with an international reputation in risk studies. CAR’s vulnerability-based approach has been used in projects ranging across the full spectrum of natural and man-made hazards which affect the built environment. These include catastrophe perils such as earthquake, volcanic eruption, tropical and temperate windstorm, and flood, as well as routine perils such as subsidence, burglary, and unexploded ordnance. Over 25 years of its existence, CAR has built up a prestigious and international client base, working on projects in some 30 countries across 5 continents. Private sector clients range from primary insurers, reinsurers and brokers to multinationals in the petrochemical, aerospace and transport infrastructure sectors. Public sector clients include national, regional and local governments, as well as international organisations such as the European Commission, United Nations, World Bank, and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.