November 14 @ 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm PST
From the Richmond shoreline to the hills around El Sobrante, we live in a beautiful part of the Bay Area. However, among that beauty is the risk of shaking due to local earthquakes. Join Dr.
Amy Williamson, Richmond resident and scientist from the UC Berkeley Seismology lab, for an interactive public talk designed to demystify local earthquake risks and equip you with practical preparedness strategies.
Whether you own a home, rent an apartment, or run a local business, this event will give you clear steps to protect your household and neighborhood before the next earthquake.
Dr. Amy Williamson is a research scientist at the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory at UC, Berkeley. Her work combines seismology, geodesy, and oceanography to study earthquakes and tsunamis. Her primary focus is how we can use data about earthquake shaking in the seconds after an earthquake to provide faster alerts as part of the ShakeAlert Earthquake Early Warning program.
