Review the files posted which will include homework 2 answer key, then answer \”Seismic Risk Analysis on the Ohio River.\” part of the project. What is the largest discharge flood that the Ohio River corridor needs to be prepared for? In this section you will report a historical review of flooding in the Ohio Valley and the results of a flood frequency-magnitude analysis to support future planning] This should be a summary of no more than 1000 words describing the results of your seismic risk analysis and discussing whether or not you think the possibility of induced seismicity in the area is a concern justifying deeper research, and if so, what key issues need to be resolved. You should clearly justify your conclusions with reference to the evidence you considered in your homework and any other evidence you find in your readings. For example, you should review the poster produced by the West Virginia Geological Survey listed under \”WVseismic.
You will very likely want to refer to the following figures in this section:
1) A map created with Google Earth Pro of injection well sites, known faults and known epicenters in Washington County.
2) One or more Mohr diagrams illustrating your risk analysis.
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