Earthquake Summit

• Agenda 2025
• When the Mighty Mississippi Ran Backward -- Learning from the Great New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12
• Post-earthquake Sheltering for Long-term Care Facilities
• What will an Earthquake do to the region's Mines and Caves_
• Transportation Lessons Learned from the 2024 Hurricane Season
• New Data on Regional Earthquake Impacts
• Meeting Your Community's Needs in the Days Following an Earthquake, part 1
• Meeting Your Community's Needs in the Days Following an Earthquake, part 2
• Mitigation and Insurance, Building a Culture of Resilience
• PACE Planning and Ham Radio -- Communication when Other Options are Out, part 1
• PACE Planning and Ham Radio -- Communication when Other Options are Out, part 2
• Earthquake Mass Fatality Exercise Preview

• Agenda 2024
• Now They Tell Me! Crisis Communications
• Turkiye's Recent Earthquakes
• Pipelines, Utilities and Hazardous Chemicals
• Wicked Problem Update, the Research Continues
• Transportation Planning and Response
• A Dam Problem, Part 1
• A Dam Problem, Part 2
• Myths of the New Madrid Earthquakes
• Missouri's New Air Operations Plan
• Hospitals and Patient Movement, Part 1
• Hospitals and Patient Movement, Part 2

• Agenda 2023
• New Madrid Seismic Zone and Earthquake Hazards in the Central U.S.
• The Little River Drainage District
• Updated, A Wicked Problem, Consumer Research Helps Building the Foundation for Data Driven Earthquake Insurance Communications
• Missouri's New Field Operations Guide for Earthquake Evacuation
• New Rules for School Emergency Planning
• ShakeCast, A Roadmap to Faster Response and Recovery for Transportation Departments
• Using Your Earthquake Plan for Other Disasters
• How Lessons Learned Can Help Health Care and Beyond Prepare for Earthquake Risks

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• Presentations
  • Earthquake Hazards in the Central U.S.
  • Joint New Madrid Seismic Zone Plan: Evacuation and Mass Care
  • New Madrid Seismic Event Transportation Planning and Response Tools, Part 1
  • New Madrid Seismic Event Transportation Planning and Response Tools, Part 2
  • How St. Louis Community Organizations Support Earthquake Response and Recovery
  • Will Your Business Survive? Apply Business Continuity Principles
  • A Wicked Problem: Consumer Research Helps Build the Foundation for Data Driven Earthquake Insurance Communications
  • Missouri’s SAVE Coalition: Rapid Building Evaluations after a Disaster
  • Communicating Teamwork: Joint Information and Earthquake Response
  • University of Missouri Extension’s Resources for Emergency Readiness

• Reducing Earthquake Risk in the Classroom and Beyond  
• Missouri SAVE Coalition Webinar on Vimeo 
• FEMA P-2018: Seismic Evaluation of Older Concrete Buildings for Collapse Potential
• CUSEC Webinar: New Technologies to Support Earthquake Resilience on Vimeo

2020 Earthquake 101 Public Event

• Agenda
• Livestream

2020 Summit Agenda & Presentations

• Agenda
• Livestream
• Individual and Family Resilience in the New Madrid Seismic Zone
• Emergency Preparedness; A Business Perspective (Don Pucci)
• Emergency Preparedness; A Business Perspective (Matt Redding)
• Are Our Utilities Ready for a Major Quake? (Ken Wilmot)
• Are Our Utilities Ready for a Major Quake? (Eric Fuchs)
• Are Our Utilities Ready for a Major Quake? (Ricky King)
• School Earthquake Preparation and Post-Loss Management
• School Seismic Structural Assessment Initiative
• Including People with Disabilities in Earthquake Planning Makes Sense
• Hospital Preparedness, Response and Recovery, with Lessons Learned
• Earthquake Risk Reduction for Healthcare Facilities
• The Importance of Collaboration

• Livestream, Part 1
• Livestream, Part 2
• Livestream, Part 3
• 2019 Earthquake Summit Agenda
• The New Madrid Seismic Zone - What’s the Risk? Are We Prepared?
• Overview of Missouri & Federal Earthquake Response Plans
• Southeast Missouri Health Care Coalition Response Role
• Coalition Planning Workshop
• Safer, Stronger Smarter: A Guide to Improving School Natural Hazard Safety
• Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill