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What’s New in 2010? The new ATC website you are viewing provides an updated, streamlined information resource and improved functionality, particularly in the speed of the online store.

Available Products. The library of completed ATC products includes more than 100 publications on key issues in structural, earthquake, wind, and coastal engineering. Some are available as free down loads and others can be purchased through ATC’s online store. More…

Projects. With funding from various government agencies and the ATC Endowment Fund, ATC is actively engaged in a broad range of funded technical projects to mitigate the effects of natural and other hazards on the built environment. More…

Events. Periodically ATC conducts seminars, conferences, workshops and other meetings to document and advance the state of structural engineering practice and to identify research needs. Registration for these events can be made through the “Events” section of this web site. More…

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fema_p-795_cover_draft A workshop will be held on September 15, 2010 to provide training on the draft FEMA P-795 Report, Quantification of Building Seismic Performance Factors – Component Equivalency Methodology in Burlingame, California. To register and learn more about the workshop, please download the event flyer or visit our events page.

ATC-45 Training Webinar

atc45 Training Webinar for ATC-45 Field Manual: Safety Evaluation of Buildings After Wind Storms and Floods

Wednesday
September 21st, 2010
12:00-1:30pm EDT

led by William L. Coulbourne, Director of Wind and Flood Hazard Mitigation

For more information, please refer to the webinar flyer or the event registration page.

ATC-66

Two Residential Seismic Rehabilitation webinars will be held, one on Concepts and one on Implementation, respectively on September 8 and September 15, offering 0.2 CEUs each.

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The webinar will be presented by the International Code Council (ICC); the material was developed as part of the ATC-66 project, under a contract from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).