On the occasion of the 42 years since the great earthquake in 1977, the Office of Consulting and Expertise of the Municipal Administration for Building Seismic Risk Building organized yesterday, March 4 th a. the event "Bucharest Capital European Seismic March 4, 1977 - March 4, 2019", where the representatives of the Institute for Research and Development for Earth Physics (INFP) also contributed by Gheorghe Marmureanu, Honorary Director of INFP and Mr. Constantin Ionescu, the Director General of INFP.

It was a special occasion to mark not only the 42 years since the great disaster that shook not only a country but also a nation that commemorates each year victims, great actors and personalities of the time, but also a huge opportunity to discuss and identify seismic risk management solutions at the level of the capital as a whole, but especially at the critical infrastructures of RADET and ELCEN that are extremely important for the good running of the entire district heating system in the capital.

The event has enjoyed the presence of people whose experience is undisputed and who have given valuable insights about exp the seismic hazard, seismic risk management, adaptation capabilities, and post-earthquake response.

The representatives of INFP, representatives of the College of Physicians, Prof. Nicolae Steiner - NATO International Disaster Medicine expert providing important information and proposing measures to be taken in the event of seismic hazard.

The Lauder-Reut Educational Complex as neighborhood reporters in a European Seismic Capital and also as willing to find out as much detail as possible on urban resilience and measures to counteract urban seismic risk.

They also voiced their views on RADET and ELCEN, through Mr. Gheorghe Piperea, representative of RADET Judicial Administrator and Mr. Claudiu Cretu - Special Administrator of ELCEN, who stressed the importance of antiseismic sensors for the two energy collisions in seismic risk situations, with which INFP initiated strategic partnerships to counteract urban seismic risk.