The 2013 European Seismic Hazard Model: key components and results
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Carlo Meletti | Roberto Basili | Gianluca Valensise | Helen Crowley | Domenico Giardini | Fabrice Cotton | Gottfried Grünthal | Jochen Woessner | Danciu Laurentiu | Ronald Arvidsson | Mine Betül Demircioglu | Stefan Hiemer | Roger W. Musson | Andrea N. Rovida | Karin Sesetyan | Massimiliano Stucchi | The SHARE Consortium | F. Cotton | G. Grünthal | H. Crowley | R. Basili | D. Giardini | K. Şeşetyan | J. Woessner | M. Demircioglu | A. Rovida | C. Meletti | M. Stucchi | S. Hiemer | G. Valensise | R. Arvidsson | R. Musson | Danciu Laurentiu | The Share Consortium
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