Ehsan Kianirad

Ehsan Kianirad Ehsan Kianirad joined AIR in 2014 and is a Senior Engineer with the Earthquake Engineering group in the Research and Modeling Department. Ehsan earned his Ph.D. from Northeastern University and his M.Sc from the University of Tehran. Ehsan is no longer with AIR.

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Following are some recent blogs:

Why Did an M7.0 Earthquake Close to Anchorage Cause Little Damage?

December 13, 2018

Categories: Earthquake

On November 30, 2018, an Mw7 earthquake shook Anchorage, Alaska, but the level of structural damage was relativity minor considering the magnitude of the event.

Leveraging Catastrophe Models for Effective Resilience Planning

August 9, 2018

Categories: Earthquake

In communities and countries around the world government officials and other decision-makers with limited resources are called upon to make investments in the safety and welfare of their constituents.

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Ehsan Kianirad

Following are some recent blogs:

Why Did an M7.0 Earthquake Close to Anchorage Cause Little Damage?

Leveraging Catastrophe Models for Effective Resilience Planning

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