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Skyscrapers in Aseismic Danger
Nature Documentary hosted by Dawn Matus, published by NHK in 2017 - English narration
Information
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Skyscrapers in Aseismic Danger
Skyscrapers are symbols of big cities. But the mega earthquake that hit Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, in 2016 proved that even earthquake-resilient high-rise buildings can shake greatly and suffer severe damage. The culprit is the long period seismic pulse, which is lurking in active faults throughout the world. Simulations of this motion showed that tall buildings shook 3 times more, causing them to tilt. This episode depicts the destructive power of the long period seismic pulse, and the latest counter measures to combat this threat.
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[img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen0.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen1.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen2.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen3.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen4.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen5.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen6.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen7.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen8.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen9.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen10.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen11.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen12.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen13.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen14.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen15.jpg&w=120[/img]
Technical Specs
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* Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
* Video: Bitrate: CRF- 21 (~3274 kb/s)
* Video Aspect Ratio: 1280 x 720
* Video Resolution: 1.778 (16:9
* Audio Codec: MPEG-4 AAC LC
* Audio: English
* Audio Bitrate: 113 kb/s VBR 48000Hz
* Audio Channels: Stereo 2
* Run-Time: 49 mins
* Framerate: 50. Fps
* Number of Parts: 1
* Container Mp4
* Part Size: 1.15 GB
* Source: HDTV
* Encoded by: Harry65
Links
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1) Further Information
* [https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/documentary/20171119/4001282/ www3.nhk.or.jp]
2) Related Documentaries
* Why Can't We Predict Earthquakes (BBC)
* Japan's Killer Quake
Nature Documentary hosted by Dawn Matus, published by NHK in 2017 - English narration
Information
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Skyscrapers in Aseismic Danger
Skyscrapers are symbols of big cities. But the mega earthquake that hit Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, in 2016 proved that even earthquake-resilient high-rise buildings can shake greatly and suffer severe damage. The culprit is the long period seismic pulse, which is lurking in active faults throughout the world. Simulations of this motion showed that tall buildings shook 3 times more, causing them to tilt. This episode depicts the destructive power of the long period seismic pulse, and the latest counter measures to combat this threat.
Screenshots
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[img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen0.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen1.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen2.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen3.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen4.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen5.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen6.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen7.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen8.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen9.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen10.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen11.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen12.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen13.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen14.jpg&w=120[/img] [img]http://docuwiki.net/thumb.php?f=Skyscrapers-in-Aseismic-Danger-Screen15.jpg&w=120[/img]
Technical Specs
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* Video Codec: x264 CABAC High@L4.1
* Video: Bitrate: CRF- 21 (~3274 kb/s)
* Video Aspect Ratio: 1280 x 720
* Video Resolution: 1.778 (16:9
* Audio Codec: MPEG-4 AAC LC
* Audio: English
* Audio Bitrate: 113 kb/s VBR 48000Hz
* Audio Channels: Stereo 2
* Run-Time: 49 mins
* Framerate: 50. Fps
* Number of Parts: 1
* Container Mp4
* Part Size: 1.15 GB
* Source: HDTV
* Encoded by: Harry65
Links
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1) Further Information
* [https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/tv/documentary/20171119/4001282/ www3.nhk.or.jp]
2) Related Documentaries
* Why Can't We Predict Earthquakes (BBC)
* Japan's Killer Quake