Seismic Safety

Seismic safety refers to designing and constructing buildings and infrastructure to withstand earthquakes, minimizing damage and protecting occupants. It involves using specialized materials, flexible structures, and engineering techniques to absorb and dissipate seismic energy. Properly implemented seismic safety measures help prevent collapse, reduce injuries, and ensure the building's integrity during and after an earthquake. Essentially, it's about preparing our environments so that when an earthquake occurs, they can survive with minimal harm, maintaining safety and functionality.