Title Earthquakes / produced by Greystone Communications for the History Channel ; written and directed by Amy Huggins.

Publication Info.	[New York] : A and E Television Networks: [2007]
	Distributed in the U.S. by New Video, [2007]
	copyright 2007

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Copies

Location	Call No.	Status
Farmington, Main Library - Adult Department	DVD 551.22 EAR	Check Shelf

Description	1 videodisc (50 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
	digital video rda
	DVD
	video file DVD rda
Note	Originally broadcast as a segment of the television series Nature Tech on the History Channel.
Credits	Editor, Katie Smith.
Performer	Narrator: Will Lyman.
Summary	Explains technologies that help predict seismic events and limit the damage they cause. With the help of high-end modeling programs and increasingly sophisticated sensors and detection devices like interferometric radar, scientists are gaining a better understanding of earthquake triggers and consequences, while engineers have been able to vastly improve the ability of structures to withstand the stresses they endure. Also explores the history of seismic technologies and analyzes historical disasters.
System Details	DVD.
Language	Closed captioned.
Subject	Earthquakes.
	Earthquake prediction -- Technological innovations.
	Earthquake engineering.
	Films for the hearing impaired.
Genre/Form	Documentary television programs.
Added Author	Huggins, Amy.
	Lyman, Will.
	Greystone Communications.
	History Channel (Television network)
	A & E Home Video (Firm)
	New Video Group.
Added Title	Nature tech. Earthquakes
	Nature tech (Television program)
ISBN	0767096509
Standard No.	733961771350
Music No.	AAE-77135 A&E Television Networks

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