Safety and Regulations

Introduction to Seismic and Liquefaction Hazards Seismic hazards refer to the potential risks associated with earthquakes and the ground shaking they produce. South Carolina, while not as seismically active as some western states, is situated in a region that has experienced notable seismic events, the most significant being the 1886 Charleston earthquake, which registered a … Read more

Introduction to Seismic and Liquefaction Hazards Seismic and liquefaction hazards pertain to the geological and environmental risks that can significantly affect structures and safety within a given area. Seismic hazards are primarily related to the possibility of earthquakes, which can lead to ground shaking, surface rupture, and associated secondary hazards such as landslides or tsunamis. … Read more