PRAGMA 13 MAEViz Tutorial

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PRAGMA 13 MAEViz Tutorial
MAE Center PI Amr Elnashai, MAEviz PI Bill
Spencer, Co-PI Jim Myers, PM Terry McLaren
Software Team Chris Navarro, Shawn Hampton,
Jong Sung Lee, Nathan Tolbert
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MAEViz a Cyberenvironment linking Research and
Practice
Mid-America Earthquake Center
Decision Support
Damage Prediction
Fragility Models
Inventory Selection

• Engineering View of MAE Center Research
• Portal-based Collaboration Environment
• Distributed Data/metadata Sources
• Multi-disciplinary Collaboration

Hazard Definition
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MAEviz Input - Hazards

• Sources
• USGS maps,
• Generated maps from attenuation relationships
• Scenario or probabilistic
• Including liquefaction effects

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MAEviz Output - Damage Results
- Non-Residential Un-reinforced Masonry (URM) in
Memphis
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Damage Result Memphis Gas Pipeline Networks
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Static Traffic Analysis

• Optimization of post-event traffic flow

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Injuries () by Census Tract
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Deaths () by Census Tract
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Monetary Loss by Census Tract
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The MAEviz Portal
http//maeviz.cee.uiuc.edu/

• Community Driven
• Calendar
• Discussions
• Shared Resources
• News/RSS
• Wiki pages
• Blog
• MAEviz Application

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Why MAEviz?

• Revolutionize the practice of earthquake research
  and catastrophe management
• Coordinate critical infrastructure planning to
  account for system interdependencies
• Connect researchers, scientists, engineers,
  decision makers and practitioners
• Support scientific discourse and traceability
  across prediction, mitigation, response, and
  recovery

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How to Think About MAEviz (in layers)

• An Earthquake Risk Management Tool
• A tool for discourse compare and contrast
  methods
• A platform for Multi-Hazard Analysis
• A platform for GIS environment development
• An example cyberenvironment with workflow,
  provenance, collab-oration capabilities

Metadata
Workflow
Social Networks

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Impact

• Research ? Predictions of real-world effects
• Memphis, SCDOT, FEMA, IEMA, USACE, Istanbul,
  Pakistan, Indonesia
• Effective CI solving problems vertical domain
  integration as a driver
• An example Cyberenvironment socio-technical
  changes in the way earthquake risk analysis is
  done.