| Abstract 
              -- Taiwan is located in western branch of the Cum-Pacific 
              Seismic Belt, therefore earthquakes occurred frequently in Taiwan. 
              Under strong earthquake shaking, the liquefaction of sandy soils 
              of alluvium and reclaimed lands in western coastal area of Taiwan 
              may occur, which may cause damages for coastal and harbor facilities 
              at this area. This project is divided into five subprojects:(1)Seismic Wave and 
              Excess Porewater Pressure Monitoring at Taichung Harbor Area. (2)The 
              Study for Local Models of Liquefaction and the Risk of Liquefaction 
              at Harbor Areas. (3)A study on soil structure of Taichung Harbor 
              Area. (4)Measures against Liquefaction and Ground Improvement at 
              Harbor Area. (5) Ground Subsidence Monitoring of Harbor Areas.
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