The authors thank Mr Raymond Lafond of Health Canada and Ms. Sylvia Lehman and Dr. John Adams of the GSC for their suggestions. GSC contribution number 1999292. Personal services - Psychosocial Planning for Disasters. Minister of Supply and Services Canada, 116p. Lamontagne, M., Du Berger, R., Stevens, A.E. 1992.
Seismologists can help attenuate post-earthquake public vibrations.
Earthquake Spectra, Vol. To whom it may concern, Since it is the first time that seismologists ask us our opinion on earthquakes, I will gladly take some time to describe what I feel when an earthquake occurs The earth always starts shaking without forewarning. One feels physically powerless and morally very fragile. My blood pressure goes right up, my heart beats strong and fast, and my whole body starts shaking. I think that the end of the world has come.