The METIS workshop on site-specific PSHA took place on 14-15 November at Centro Congressi Giovanni, Bergamo, Italy. It was hosted by METIS partner GEM.
In July, Graeme Weatherill from our partners GFZ presented the new Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment (PSHA) Testing toolkit.
In June, Marco Pagani from our partner GEM (Global Earthquake Model Foundation) gave a presentation on new and improved tools for PSHA.
In June, METIS project coordinator Irmela Zentner gave an overview of this project including key achievements to date.
Over the summer we had three successful webinars giving insights on the METIS project covering topics of interest relating to innovation in tools and methods for seismic risk assessment of nuclear power plants.
The METIS project proposes a series of webinars covering topics of interest relating to innovation in tools and methods for seismic risk assessment of nuclear power plants.
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