CUREE is conducting the Earthquake Damage Assessment and Repair Project currently with major funding from the California Earthquake Authority (CEA). The goal is to provide a fair, accurate, and well-documented Guidelines for engineering evaluations of earthquake damage conducted in the post-earthquake insurance adjusting context. The project manager of this effort is Dr. John Osteraas of Exponent Failure Analysis Associates. In Phase 1, experimental tasks have been carried out on foundations (NAHB Research Center) and walls (UC San Diego).

GUIDELINES Publication No. DESCRIPTION DATE AUTHOR(S) EDA-02 General Guidelines for the Assessment and Repair of Earthquake Damage in Residential Woodframe Buildings Oct-07 Various EDA-06 Engineering Guidelines for the Assessment and Repair of Earthquake Damage in Residential Woodframe Buildings - [Draft version] Apr-05 Various 1580 Development of Guidelines For Assessment and Repair of Earthquake Damage In Woodframe Construction Aug-04 Osteraas et al.

WORKSHOPS Publication No. DESCRIPTION DATE AUTHOR(S) EDA-04 Workshop Proceedings: Effect of Earthquake-Induced Transient Ground Surface Deformations on At-Grade Improvements Apr-04 edited by A. Gupta

RESEARCH REPORTS Publication No. DESCRIPTION DATE AUTHOR(S) EDA-07 Cyclic Behavior and Repair of Stucco and Gypsum Sheathed Woodframe Walls: Phase II Mar-05 Arnold et al. EDA-05 Seismic Compression of As-Compacted Fill Soils with Variable Levels of Fines Content and Fines Plasticity Jul-04 Stewart et al. EDA-03 Cyclic Behavior and Repair of Stucco and Gypsum Woodframe Walls: Phase I May-03 Arnold et al. EDA-01 Testing and Assessment of Epoxy Injection Crack Repair For Residential Concrete Stem Walls and Slab-On-Grade Jul-02 NAHB Research Ctr.

Foundation Testing Photos

• Photos of Concrete Foundation Crack Repair Testing by NAHB Research Center