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cord-031879-6lx637rd	Ismail-Zadeh, Alik	Science for Earthquake Risk Reduction	2020-09-15		.txt	text/plain	2443	113	38	Seismic hazard assessments provide an information on strong ground motions due to potential earthquakes combining the knowledge on seismological, tectonic, geomorphological, and geological features and modelling results. Although a seismic hazard assessment identifies a spatial distribution of strong ground motions and predicts the exceedance of a certain level of ground motions for a certain period of time with a prescribed probability, it does not answer an important questions required for disaster risk management: when does a big earthquake occur? Meanwhile, even current level of earthquake prediction capacity can be useful for seismic risk assessment and disaster preparedness (Davis, 2012) . Disaster risk is associated with a potential loss of life, injury, damaged assets, which could occur to a community/ society in a specific period of time, determined probabilistically as a function of four indicators: hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and capacity (UNGA, 2016).	./cache/cord-031879-6lx637rd.txt	./txt/cord-031879-6lx637rd.txt