In service of the nation since 1990

Building Materials & Technology Promotion CouncilMinistry of Housing & Urban AffairsGovernment of India

Creating Enabling Environment for Affordable Housing for All

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Vision

Mission

Objectives

“BMTPC to be world class knowledge and demonstration hub for providing solutions to all with special focus on common man in the area of sustainable building materials, appropriate construction technologies & systems including disaster resistant construction.”

“To work towards a comprehensive and integrated approach for promotion and transfer of potential, cost-effective, environment-friendly, disaster resistant building materials and technologies including locally available materials from lab to land for sustainable development of housing.”

• Building Materials & ConstructionTechnologies: To promote develop-ment, standardization, mechanization and large scale field application of proven innovative and emerging building materials and technologies in the construction sector.

• CapacityBuildingandSkillDevelopment: To work as a Training Resource Centre for capacity building and promotion of good construction practices to professionals, construction agencies, artisans and marketing of building technolo-gies from lab to land.

• DisasterMitigation&Management: To promote methodologies and tech-nologies for natural disaster mitigation, vulnerability & risk reduction and ret-rofitting/ reconstruction of buildings and disaster resistant planning for human settlements.

• ProjectManagement&Consultancy:To undertake project management and consultancy services including appraisal, monitoring and third party inspec-tion of housing projects under the various Central/State Schemes.

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council is an autonomous body under the aegis of the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India, established in 1990. Since its inception, BMTPC has been working towards development and promotion of alternate, cost effective, energy-efficient, environment-friendly and disaster resistant building materials and construction technologies and its tranfser from from lab to land.

Board of Management and Executive Committee

• Hon’ble Minister of Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of IndiaPresident

• Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban AffairsVice President

• Advisor, NITI Aayog• CMD, HUDCO• Secretary, MSME• Secretary, Ministry of Science &

Technology• Secretary, DONER• Secretary, NDMA• DG, CSIR• DG, CPWD• Director, IIT Tirupati• Director, IIT Gandhinagar• Joint Secretary (Housing), MoHUA• Joint Secretary & FA, MoHUA• Joint Secretary (HFA), MoHUA

Members

• Executive Director, BMTPCMember Secretary

• Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban AffairsChairman

• Joint Secretary (Housing), MoHUA

• Joint Secretary & FA, MoHUA• Joint Secretary (HFA), MoHUA• CMD, HUDCO• Director, CBRI• Director IIT Roorkee• Director, JSKM Architecture,

Hyderabad

Members

• Executive Director, BMTPCMember Secretary

Board of Management Executive Committee

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Development & Promotion of Green Technologies

Walling

• Fly ash lime gypsum bricks/blocks (FaL-G)

• Sand Lime / Calcium Silicate Bricks

• Cellular light weight concrete blocks (CLC)

• Autoclaved Aerated Concrete blocks (AAC)

• Clay Fly ash bricks• Compressed earth bricks/blocks• Interlocking type compressed

earth blocks• Ferrocement panels• Solid/Hollow Concrete blocks• Precast concrete stone masonry

blocks• Bamboo mat boards

• Rat trap bond in bricks• Jute composite boards• Coir composite boards• Bagasse board• Cement bonded particle boards• Phosphogypsum based panels• Bamboocrete• Pozzolonic mortar in blended

cement• EPS composites• Bricks/blocks/pavers from C&D

waste• Hollow or Solid Lightweight

Concrete Masonry Units• Bricks/Blocks/Tiles from Marble

and Granite industry waste

Roofing

• Prefabricated reinforced brick panels and joist

• Ferrocement roofing channels• Micro concrete roofing tiles• Bamboo mat corrugated roofing

sheet• Filler slab• Bamboo mat ridge cap• Jute-Bamboo composite roofing

sheet• Cuddapah s labs over RCC

rafters• Brick funicular shell roofing• Precast blocks over inverted

T-beams• Insulation Tiles from mining

waste• Clay flooring tiles

• Burnt clay flat terracing tiles• Precast Channel Unit for Floors /

Roofs • Precast R.C.C. Planks and Joists for

Floors/Roofs • Thin R.C. Ribbed Slab for Floors

and Roofs • Precast Concrete Waffle Units for

Floors / Roofs • Prefabricated Reinforced Concrete

L-Panels for Roofs • Precast Doubly Curved Shell Units

for Floors/Roofs • Precast Reinforced / Prestressed

Concrete Ribbed or Cored Slab Units for Floors / Roofs

• Specifications for Reinforced Brick and Reinforced Brick Concrete Slabs for Floors / Roofs

JoineryandMiscellaneous

• RCC Door and Window Frames• Ferro cement door shutters• RCC Jallies• Precast thin lintels• Precast sunshades• Ferrocement water tank• Brick on edge lintels• Corbelling for lintels• Brick arch for lintels• Ferrocement staircases• Geo-textiles

• Precast Concrete Manhole Covers & Frames

• Red Mud/Flyash Polymer door shutters

• Eco-friendly rubberwood flush door shutter

• Eco friendly solid core poplar wood flush door shutter

• Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer doors and door frames

BMTPC has undertaken several demonstration projects to showcase and propagate these green technologies across the country.

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Identification & Certification of Emerging Technologies

ENGINEEREDFORMWORKSYSTEM• Monolithic Concrete Construction System

(Aluminium/Composite Formwork)• Modular Tunnel Form

STAY-IN-PLACEFORMWORKSYSTEM• Insulating Concrete Forms• Monolithic Insulated Concrete System• Structural Stay-in-place formwork system• Lost-in-place formwork system- Plaswall Panel

system• Lost-in-place formwork system- Plasmolite Wall

Panels• Sismo Building Technology • Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum Panel System• Stay-In-Place PVC Wall Forms• Permanent Wall Form (PVC)

PREFABRICATEDSANDWICHPANELSYSTEM• Advanced Building System – Emmedue• Rapid Panels• Reinforced EPS Core Panel System• QuickBuild 3D Panels• Concrewall Panel System• Prefabricated Fibre Reinforced Sandwich Panels• Rising EPS (Beads) Cement Panels• Flyash EPS (Beads) Cement Sandwich Panels• PIR Dry Wall Pre-Fab Panel System• Baupanel System• V-Infill Wall (Light Weight EPS Wall)• Nano Living System Technology

The Council has been evaluating alternative construction systems adopted world over to identify, adapt and promote such technologies suiting to Indian geo-climatic conditions on regular basis. In this process, 34 tech-nologies/systems have been assessed and certified so far, which have potential to be used for mass housing in the country.

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Identification & Certification of Emerging Technologies

LIGHTGAUGESTEELSTRUCTURALSYSTEM• Light Gauge Steel Framed Structure (LGSF)• Light Gauge Steel Framed Structure with Infill

Concrete Panel Technology

PREFABRICATEDSTEELSTRUCTURALSYSTEM• Factory Made Fast Track Modular Building

System• Speed Floor System• Continuous Sandwich (PUF) Panels with Steel

Structure

PRECASTCONCRETECONSTRUCTIONSYSTEM• SRPL Building System (Waffle-Crete) • Precast Large Concrete Panel System• Industrialized 3-S system using RCC precast

with or without shear walls, columns, beams, Cellular Light Weight Concrete Slabs/Semi-Precast Solid Slab

• Walltec Hollowcore Concrete Panel• K-Wall Panels• Robomatic Hollowcore Concrete Wall Panels• Urbanaac Precast Construction Technology• Integrated Hybrid Solution - One

During the implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban (PMAY(U), the quest to bring alternate and emerging construction systems from around the globe which can not only fast track delivery of quality sustainable houses but also comply with structural, functional and safety norms stipulated in Indian Standards gained importance. There has been good response from public and private agencies and State Governments and these new systems are being now slowly picked up and used in construction projects.

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Demonstration Housing Projects using Emerging Technologies

Demonstration Houses (32 DUs) constructed using EPS Core Panel

System at Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Demonstration Houses (36 DUs) constructed using Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) Panel System at Nellore, Andhra Pradesh

The Council has been disseminating proven and emerging building materials & technologies in different regions of the country through identification, evaluation, standardization, certification, capacity building and field level application of such technologies.

The Council during recent past, has undertaken Demonstration Housing Projects in different parts of India using alternate and emerging technologies with the objective of spreading awareness about these technologies and disseminate technical know-how in the States under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) – Housing for All Mission.

The efforts of the Council have helped in building up confidence and acceptability of proven and emerging technologies in public & private construction agencies, professionals etc.

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Demonstration Houses (36 DUs) constructed using Structural Stay in Place Formwork System (Coffor) at Bihar Shariff, Bihar

Demonstration Houses (40 DUs) constructed using Stay in Place Double Walled EPS Panel System at Aurangabad Jagir, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Demonstration Houses constructed using Structural

Stay in Place Formwork System (Coffor) (16 houses) and Light

Gauge Steel Frame System (16 houses) at Gachibowli,

Hyderabad, Telangana

Demonstration Housing Projects using Emerging Technologies

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Standardisation & Product Evaluation

Performance Appraisal Certification Scheme (PACS), being operated by BMTPC, is a third party voluntary scheme for providing Performance Appraisal Certificate (PAC) to manufacturers or installers of a product which includes building materials, products, components, elements and systems etc. after due process of assessment. The ap-plications under PACS are processed on the basis of data furnished by the firms, information available on their websites, inspection of manufacturing plants at site of works and testing of samples of the products/systems etc. So far, the Council has issued 62 PACs on various products and systems.

A 3rd Party Scheme to give data for informed

building choice & confidence for use of

New Building Products & Systems

Already similar schemes in

operation in other countries like UK, Austrialia, New Zealand, France,

South Africa besides India

What PACS means to:

Society- Economic benefits- Environmental

improvement

Users- Data for informed

choice- 3rd party assessment

of manufacturers claims

- Confidence in use

Designers- Data for design - Detailed specifications- Information on

limitations

Constructionagencies- Confidence in use- Choice of alternative

cost effective materials- Installation instructions- Training needs

identified

Manufacturers/suppliers- Marketing tool- Technical assessment- Verifies your claims- Scheme details tailored

to your needs

Performance/SafetyRequirements,asapplicable• Mechanical/structural stability• Fire resistance/rating• Behaviour in rain storm and

lashing rain• Thermal performance• Acoustic performance• Behaviour under high winds/

storms• Behaviour under dynamic loads• Seismic resistance• Energy consumption • Health/hygiene requirements• Ventilation requirements• Durability requirements• Behaviour under di f ferent

geoclimatic conditions

FormworkForMonolithicConstruction

User should check the validity of the Certificateby contacting Member Secretary, BMBA at BMTPC or the Holder of this Certificate.

Name and Address of Certificate Holder:

M/s Sintex Industries Ltd. Kalol (N. Gujarat) – 382721Gandhinagar, India

Performance Appraisal Certificate No.

PAC No 1006-A/2011Issue No. 01Date of Issue: 12.09.2011

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation Government of India Core 5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110 003

Tel: +91-11-2463 8096, 2463 8097; Fax: +91-11-2464 2849 E-mail: bmtpc@del2.vsnl.net.in Web Site: http://www.bmtpc.org

Glass Fibre ReinforcedGypsumPanel System

User should check the validity of the Certificateby contacting Member Secretary, BMBA at BMTPC or the Holder of this Certificate.

Name and Address of Certificate Holder: M/s Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd. Eastern Express Highway Sion, Mumbai – 400 022 India

Performance Appraisal Certificate No.

PAC No 1008-S/2011Issue No. 01Date of Issue: 08.06.2011

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation Government of India Core 5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110 003

Tel: +91-11-2463 8096, 2463 8097; Fax: +91-11-2464 2849 E-mail: bmtpc@del2.vsnl.net.in Web Site: http://www.bmtpc.org

Structural Stay-in-Place Formwork System User should check the validity of the Certificate by contacting Member Secretary, BMBA at BMTPC or the Holder of this Certificate.

Name and Address of Certificate Holder: M/s Coffor Construction Technology Pvt. Ltd., Chandan Metal Products Compound, Near Gorwa BIDC, Gorwa Road Vadodra – 390016 (Gujarat). Tel: 0972772453, Email: jignesh@cofforindia.com

Performance Appraisal Certificate PAC No.:1035-S/ 2018 Issue No. 01 Date of Issue: 12-03-2018

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation Government of India Core 5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110 003 Tel: +91-11-2463 8096, 2463 8097; Fax: +91-11-2464 2849 E-mail: bmtpc@del2.vsnl.net.in Web Site: http://www.bmtpc.org

PIR DRY WALL PRE-FAB PANEL SYSTEM User should check the validity of the Certificate by contacting Member Secretary, BMBA at BMTPC or the Holder of this Certificate.

Name and Address of Certificate Holder: M/s Covestro (India) Pvt. Ltd. Bayer House, Central Avenue Hirandani Estate, Thane (West), Maharashtra-- 400607 Tel: 022-25866177, 09975248821 E-mail: mansab.momin@covestro.com mansab.momin@covestro.com

Performance Appraisal Certificate PAC No.:1039-S/ 2018 Issue No. 01 Date of Issue: 30-08-2018

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs Government of India Core 5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110 003 Tel: +91-11-2463 8096, 2463 8097; Fax: +91-11-2464 2849 E-mail: bmtpc@del2.vsnl.net.in Web Site: http://www.bmtpc.org

PerformanceAppraisalCertificationScheme(PACS)(Through Gazette Notification No. I-16011/5/99 H-II in the Gazette of India No. 49 dated Dec.4, 1999)

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Standardisation & Product Evaluation

IntroductionofEmergingTechnologiesinNationalBuildingCode2016byBIS

Provisions have been updated in National Building Code 2016 to ensure use of new/alternative building materials and technologies to provide for innovation in the field of building construction. Updated provisions on new al-ternate technologies for speedier construction have also been included in Part-5 BUILDING MATERIALS; Part-6 STRUCTURAL DESIGN: Section 7 Prefabrication and Systems Building and Mixed/Composite Construction, 7A Prefabricated Concrete, 7B Systems Building and Mixed/Composite Construction and Part-7 CONSTRUC-TION MANAGEMENT, PRACTICES AND SAFETY.

After detailed deliberations with BMTPC and due consultation with their concerned experts, BIS has included the following technologies in the National Building Code (NBC) 2016.• Monolithic Concrete Construction System using Aluminum Formwork/Plastic & Aluminum Formwork- Mod-

ular aluminium formwork system, is covered in Cl. 6.3 of NBC: Part 6/Section 7B• Expanded Polystyrene Core Panel is, covered in NBC: Part 6/Section 7A• Industrialized System using Precast RCC Columns, Beams & Cellular Light Weight Concrete Precast RCC

Slabs, iscoveredinNBC: Part 6/Section 7A• Cold-rolled Formed Steel Joist Based /composite Concrete Floor System is, covered in NBC: Part 6/Section

7B in general covers use of various combinations of materials for mixed/composite buildings.• Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) Panel Building System is, covered in Included in NBC: Part 7.• Factory made pre-engineered steel structures with reinforced concrete Expanded Polystyrene core based

panel or any other alternative infill walls is, covered in NBC: Part 7• Light Gauge Steel Framed Structures (LGSF) is, covered in NBC: Part 7• Rat Trap Bond for masonry is included in the NBC.

With the efforts of the Ministry and BMTPC, CPWD has approved 16 new and emerging technologies for adoption in CPWD works for the benefit of all users vide OM No. 133/SE(TAS)/DSR/2019/115-H dated 12.03.2019:1 Monolithic concrete construction system using

Aluminium Formwork2 Monolithic concrete construction system using Plastic-

Aluminium Formwork3 Reinforced EPC Panel Systems4 Light Gauge Sheet Framed Structures (LGSF)5 Industrailized 3-S system using RCC precast with

or without shear walls, columns, beams, cellular light weight concrete slabs/semi-precast solid slab

6 Speed floor system7 Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG) Panel Building

System8 Factory made Fast Track Modular Building System9 Non Asbestos fibre Reinforced aerated sandwich wall/

roof/floor light weight solid core panel (Prefabricated Fibre Reinforced sandwich panels)

10 EPS Cement sandwich wall/roof/floor light weight solid core panel

11 Block Masonry using AAC blocks

12 Block Masonry using Fly ash bricks13 Reinforced Soil Technology using Technical Textiles14 Use of self-compacting Concrete15 Use of Confined Masonry16 Use of C&D Waste Products in Construction

Following 13 new and emerging technologies have also been approved by CPWD vide OM No.133/SE(TAS)/DSR/2019/376-H dated 17.09.2019:1. Advanced building system-EMMEDUE2. Rapid panels3. QuickBuild 3D panels4. Concrete panel system5. Bau Panel system6. Flyash EPS (Beads) cement sandwich panels7. Rigid EPS (Cellular plastic material) blocks8. Light Gauge Steel Framed Structure with infill Concrete

panel technology9. SRPL Building System (Waffle-Crete)10. Precast Large concrete Panel System11. Walltech Hollow core concrete panel12. Robomatic Hollow concrete wall panels13. Stamping concrete

BMTPC provides technical inputs to various Sectional Committees of Bureau of Indian Standatds (BIS), for formulation of Indian Standards on subjects related to Civil Engineering since inception. Working with BIS, the Council has facilitated formulation of Indian Standards on a number of proven altenate technologies. Formulated Working Specifications on cost-effective, environment-friendly, energy-efficient building materials and techniques and most of these specifications have been included in the Schedule of Specifications of Central Public Works Department (CPWD).

INCLUSIONOFEMERGINGTECHNOLOGIESBYCPWD

CPWD has published Schedule of Rates 2018 for new and innovative technologies.

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Disaster Mitigation & Management

VulnerabilityAtlasofIndia,2019(ThirdEdition)– A Tool to natural disaster prevention, preparedness and mitigation for housing and related infrastructure Building

Assessment of Damage Risk Levels as a Tool for Preparedness• District-wiseidentificationofVulnerableAreas• District-wiseIndicativeRiskAssessmentofexistingHousing

Stock

e-CourseonVulnerabilityAtlasofIndia

The e-Course on Vulnerability Atlas of India has been launched to provide awareness and understanding about natural hazards, helps identify regions with high vulnerability with respect to various hazards (earthquakes, cyclones, landslides, floods, etc.) and specifies district-wise level of damage risks to the existing housing stock. The e-Course is being offered jointly by the School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi and BMTPC.

Shri Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Prime Minister, released the digital version of Third Edition of Vulnerability Atlas of India on the occasion of Global Housing Technology Challenge - India (GHTC-India) on 2nd March, 2019 at New Delhi

The Council brought out the first ever Vulnerability Atlas of India in 1997 and the second edition of the Atlas was brought out in 2006. The Third Edition of Atlas brought out in 2019 presents the digitized State/UT-wise Hazard Maps with respect to Earthquakes, Winds & Floods and Incidence maps for Landslides, Thunderstorms & Cyclones and district-wise Housing Vulnerability Tables as per 2011 Census Housing data for earthquake, wind, flood hazards.

BMTPC has been front runners in the area of Disaster Mitigation & Management. BMTPC is committed to promote the pro-active approach towards it and has been educating professionals and creating mass awareness amongst various stakeholders including common man through publications, guidelines, vulnerability atlas, retrofitting and handholding.

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RAJASTHAN

ODISHAMAHARASHTRA

GUJARATMADHYA PRADESH

KARNATAKA

BIHAR

UTTAR PRADESH

JAMMU & KASHMIR

TAMIL NADU

ASSAM

CHHATTISGARH

TELANGANA

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JHARKHAND

PUNJABUTTARAKHAND

MEGHALAYA

WEST BENGAL

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MORADABAD

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BHIWANDI

DURGAPUR

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GHAZIABAD

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9.3(2004)

8.7(1897)

8.5(1950)

8.3(1934)

8.1(1941)

8.0(1912)8.0(1912)

8.0(1909)

8.0(1907)

8.0(1905)

8.0(1819)

8.0(1505)

6.8(2016)6.8(2015)

6.8(2015)

6.7(2016)

6.7(2015)

6.6(2016)

6.5(2015)

6.3(2016)

6.3(2015)

6.2(2015)

6.0(2016)

6.9(2011)

6.9(2009)

6.9(1960)6.9(1939)

6.9(1914)

6.8(2012)

6.8(2005)

6.8(1999)

6.8(1956)

6.8(1951)

6.8(1941)

6.8(1935)

6.8(1874)

6.8(1803)

6.8(1609)

6.8(1577)6.8(1512)

6.7(1961)

6.7(1957)

6.7(1956)

6.7(1956)

6.7(1955)

6.7(1954)

6.7(1953)

6.7(1953)

6.7(1950)

6.7(1950)

6.7(1950)

6.7(1950)

6.7(1931)

6.7(1926)

6.7(1923)

6.7(1921)

6.6(2008)

6.6(2005)

6.6(1991)

6.6(1988)

6.6(1986)

6.6(1961)

6.6(1961)

6.6(1961)

6.6(1951) 6.6(1950)

6.6(1950)

6.6(1950)

6.6(1950)

6.6(1950)

6.5(2010)

6.5(2010)

6.5(1999)

6.5(1995)

6.5(1985)

6.5(1983)

6.5(1967)

6.5(1963)

6.5(1962)6.5(1960)

6.5(1960)

6.5(1958)

6.5(1956)

6.5(1956)

6.5(1956)

6.5(1955)

6.5(1954)

6.5(1954)

6.5(1951)

6.5(1951)

6.5(1951)

6.5(1951)

6.5(1950)

6.5(1946)

6.5(1945)

6.5(1945)

6.5(1945)

6.5(1944)6.5(1944)

6.5(1944)

6.5(1943)

6.5(1943) 6.5(1943)

6.5(1941)

6.5(1941)

6.5(1941)

6.5(1940)

6.5(1939)

6.5(1937)

6.5(1937)

6.5(1936)

6.5(1935)

6.5(1935)

6.5(1934)

6.5(1933)

6.5(1928)

6.5(1927)

6.5(1927)

6.5(1924)

6.5(1885)

6.5(1870)

6.5(1869)6.5(1852)

6.5(1847)

6.5(1846)

6.5(1845)

6.5(1842)

6.5(1833)

6.5(1827)

6.5(1816)6.5(1803)

6.5(1720)

6.5(1669)

6.5(1669)

6.5(1669)

6.4(2014)

6.4(2011)

6.4(2010)

6.4(2008)

6.4(2008)

6.4(2008)

6.4(2008)

6.4(2008)

6.4(2005)

6.4(1988) 6.4(1970)

6.4(1969)

6.4(1961)

6.4(1959)

6.4(1958)6.4(1957)

6.4(1951)

6.4(1951)

6.4(1950)

6.4(1950)

6.4(1950)

6.4(1950)6.4(1950)

6.3(2014)

6.3(2012)

6.3(2003)

6.3(1993)

6.3(1991)

6.3(1976)

6.3(1964)

6.3(1959)

6.3(1958)

6.3(1958)

6.3(1956)

6.3(1955)

6.3(1955)

6.3(1954)

6.3(1953)

6.3(1952)

6.3(1951) 6.3(1951)

6.3(1950)

6.3(1950)

6.3(1950)6.3(1950)

6.3(1950)

6.3(1950)

6.3(1941)

6.3(1941)

6.3(1938)

6.3(1937)

6.3(1935)

6.3(1935)

6.3(1927)

6.3(1926)

6.3(1926)

6.3(1924)

6.3(1898)

6.3(1880)

6.3(1834)

6.3(1831)

6.2(2014)

6.2(2012)

6.2(2012)

6.2(2009)

6.2(2008)

6.2(2002)

6.2(2002)

6.2(2002)

6.2(1997)

6.2(1994)

6.2(1993)

6.2(1979)

6.2(1976)

6.2(1975)

6.2(1974)

6.2(1972)

6.2(1963)6.2(1963)

6.2(1962)

6.2(1962)

6.2(1950)

6.2(1950)

6.2(1950)

6.2(1947)

6.2(1947)

6.2(1947)

6.2(1943)

6.2(1942)

6.2(1941)

6.2(1939)

6.2(1938)

6.2(1937)

6.2(1937)

6.2(1935)

6.2(1933)

6.1(2013)

6.1(2013)

6.1(2010)

6.1(2010)

6.1(2009)

6.1(2009)

6.1(2008)

6.1(2007)

6.1(2005)

6.1(2005)

6.1(2004)

6.1(2004)

6.1(2004)

6.1(2004)

6.1(2004)

6.1(2003)

6.1(2003)

6.1(2000)

6.1(1991)

6.1(1990)

6.1(1990)

6.1(1989)

6.1(1983)

6.1(1982)

6.1(1981)

6.1(1980)

6.1(1969)

6.1(1967)

6.1(1967)

6.1(1959)

6.1(1956)

6.1(1946)

6.1(1945)

6.1(1945)

6.1(1941)6.1(1941)6.1(1941)

6.1(1940)

6.1(1940)

6.1(1939)

6.1(1938)

6.1(1938)6.1(1938)

6.0(2012)

6.0(2012)

6.0(2012)

6.0(2011)

6.0(2010)

6.0(2008)

6.0(2007)

6.0(2005)

6.0(2005)

6.0(2004)

6.0(2004)

6.0(1997)

6.0(1996)

6.0(1994)

6.0(1994)

6.0(1994)

6.0(1992)

6.0(1992)

6.0(1990)

6.0(1990)

6.0(1990)

6.0(1990)

6.0(1989)

6.0(1989)

6.0(1982)

6.0(1980)

6.0(1980)

6.0(1966)6.0(1966)

6.0(1966)

6.0(1964)

6.0(1963)

6.0(1962)

6.0(1961)

6.0(1960)

6.0(1960)

6.0(1960)

6.0(1960)

6.0(1959)

6.0(1959)

6.0(1959)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958)

6.0(1958) 6.0(1957)

6.0(1957)

6.0(1957)

6.0(1957)

6.0(1957)

6.0(1957)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)

6.0(1956)6.0(1956)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1955)

6.0(1954)

6.0(1954)

6.0(1954)

6.0(1953)

6.0(1953)

6.0(1953)

6.0(1953)

6.0(1953)6.0(1953)

6.0(1953)

6.0(1952)6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1952)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1951)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1950)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1949)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1948)

6.0(1945)

6.0(1943)

6.0(1942)

6.0(1941)

6.0(1940)

6.0(1938)

6.0(1938)

6.0(1938)

6.0(1937)

6.0(1936)

6.0(1935)

6.0(1935)

6.0(1932)

6.0(1932)

6.0(1931)

6.0(1931)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1930)

6.0(1929)

6.0(1929)

6.0(1929)

6.0(1929)

6.0(1928)6.0(1928)

6.0(1928)

6.0(1928)

6.0(1928)

6.0(1927)

6.0(1927)

6.0(1927)

6.0(1927)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1926)

6.0(1925)

6.0(1925)

6.0(1925)6.0(1925)

6.0(1925)

6.0(1924)

6.0(1924)6.0(1924)6.0(1924)

6.0(1924)

6.0(1923)

6.0(1923)

6.0(1923)

6.0(1923)

6.0(1923)

6.0(1922)

6.0(1922)

6.0(1922)

6.0(1922)

6.0(1921)

6.0(1920)

6.0(1920)

6.0(1920)6.0(1920)

6.0(1920)

6.0(1919)

6.0(1919)6.0(1919)

6.0(1919)

6.0(1918)

6.0(1918)

6.0(1918)

6.0(1917)

6.0(1917)

6.0(1917)

6.0(1908)

6.0(1906)

6.0(1903)

6.0(1902)

6.0(1900)

6.0(1899)

6.0(1883)

6.0(1882)

6.0(1871)

6.0(1868)

6.0(1868)

6.0(1865)

6.0(1864)

6.0(1862)

6.0(1852)

6.0(1849)

6.0(1848)

6.0(1846)

6.0(1846)6.0(1845)

6.0(1843)

6.0(1840)

6.0(1833)

6.0(1831)

6.0(1828)

6.0(1826)

6.0(1822)

6.0(1809)

6.0(1764)

6.0(1669)

5.9(2015)

5.9(2014)

5.8(2016)

5.8(2015)

5.7(2016)

5.7(2015)

5.7(2014)

5.6(2015)

5.6(2014)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2015)

5.5(2014)

5.5(2014)

5.5(2014)

5.4(2016)

5.4(2016)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2015)

5.4(2014)

5.3(2016)

5.3(2016)

5.3(2016)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2015)

5.3(2014)

5.3(2014)

5.3(2014)

5.3(2014)

5.2(2016)

5.2(2016)

5.2(2016)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.2(2015)

5.1(2016)

5.1(2016)

5.1(2016)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2015)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.0(2016)

5.0(2016)

5.0(2016)

5.0(2016)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015)

5.0(2015) 5.0(2014)

5.0(2014)

5.9(2014)

5.9(2014)

5.9(2014)

5.9(2013)

5.9(2012)

5.9(2012)

5.9(2011)

5.9(2008)

5.9(2008)5.9(2008)

5.9(2007)

5.9(2007)

5.9(2006)

5.9(2005)

5.9(2005)

5.9(2004)

5.9(2004)

5.9(2004)

5.9(2002)

5.9(2000)

5.9(2000)

5.9(1999)

5.9(1997)

5.9(1993)

5.9(1992)

5.9(1992)

5.9(1992)

5.9(1991)

5.9(1990)

5.9(1986)

5.9(1986)

5.9(1984)

5.9(1984)

5.9(1976)

5.9(1975)

5.9(1974) 5.9(1973)

5.9(1971)

5.9(1964)

5.9(1964)

5.9(1964)

5.9(1959)

5.9(1947)

5.9(1947)

5.9(1947)

5.9(1946)

5.9(1946)

5.9(1944)

5.9(1944)

5.9(1942)

5.9(1942)

5.9(1941)

5.9(1941)

5.9(1941)

5.9(1941)

5.9(1939)

5.9(1937)

5.9(1937)

5.8(2014)

5.8(2014)

5.8(2013)

5.8(2012)

5.8(2012)

5.8(2012)

5.8(2012)

5.8(2011)

5.8(2010)

5.8(2009)

5.8(2008)

5.8(2007)

5.8(2006)

5.8(2006)

5.8(2005)5.8(2005)

5.8(2005)

5.8(2005)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2004)

5.8(2002)

5.8(2002)

5.8(2000)

5.8(1999)

5.8(1997)

5.8(1995)

5.8(1994)

5.8(1994)

5.8(1993)

5.8(1993)

5.8(1992)

5.8(1992)

5.8(1988)

5.8(1988)

5.8(1977)

5.8(1977)

5.8(1977)

5.8(1975)

5.8(1975)

5.8(1973)

5.8(1973)

5.8(1973)

5.8(1971)

5.8(1967)5.8(1965)

5.8(1964)

5.8(1962)

5.8(1958)

5.8(1951)

5.8(1947)

5.8(1943)

5.8(1941)

5.8(1941)

5.8(1941)

5.8(1941)

5.8(1940)

5.8(1938)

5.8(1938)

5.8(1937)

5.8(1936)

5.8(1935)

5.8(1935)

5.8(1934)

5.8(1933)

5.8(1933)

5.7(2013)

5.7(2013)

5.7(2012)

5.7(2012)

5.7(2012)

5.7(2009)

5.7(2009)

5.7(2009)

5.7(2008)

5.7(2008)

5.7(2006)

5.7(2006)

5.7(2005)

5.7(2005)

5.7(2005)

5.7(2004)5.7(2004)

5.7(2004)

5.7(2004)

5.7(2003)

5.7(2003)

5.7(2002)

5.7(2001)

5.7(2001)

5.7(1997)

5.7(1996)

5.7(1995)

5.7(1993)

5.7(1992)

5.7(1990)

5.7(1990)

5.7(1989)

5.7(1987)

5.7(1986)

5.7(1985)

5.7(1984)

5.7(1982)

5.7(1981)

5.7(1980)

5.7(1980)

5.7(1977)

5.7(1976)

5.7(1973)

5.7(1972)

5.7(1971)

5.7(1966)

5.7(1964)

5.7(1964)

5.7(1963)

5.7(1962)

5.7(1960)

5.7(1959)

5.7(1959)

5.7(1959)

5.7(1947)

5.7(1946)

5.7(1946)

5.7(1946)

5.7(1944)

5.7(1943)

5.7(1943)

5.7(1943)

5.7(1942)

5.7(1941)

5.7(1940)

5.7(1939)

5.7(1938)

5.7(1938)

5.7(1937)5.7(1937)

5.7(1936)

5.7(1935)

5.7(1934)

5.7(1934)

5.7(1933)

5.7(1933)

5.6(2014)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2013)

5.6(2012)

5.6(2012)

5.6(2010)

5.6(2010)

5.6(2009) 5.6(2008)

5.6(2008)

5.6(2008)

5.6(2008)

5.6(2008) 5.6(2007)

5.6(2007)

5.6(2006)

5.6(2006)

5.6(2006)

5.6(2006)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2005)

5.6(2004)

5.6(2004)

5.6(2004)

5.6(2004)

5.6(2004)

5.6(2003)

5.6(2003)

5.6(2003)

5.6(2002)

5.6(2002)

5.6(2001)

5.6(2001)

5.6(2000)

5.6(2000)

5.6(1998)

5.6(1998)

5.6(1996)

5.6(1996)

5.6(1996)

5.6(1994)

5.6(1993)

5.6(1992)

5.6(1991)

5.6(1989)

5.6(1986)5.6(1985)

5.6(1983)

5.6(1982)

5.6(1979)

5.6(1975)

5.6(1975)

5.6(1971)

5.6(1971)

5.6(1971)

5.6(1967)

5.6(1966)

5.6(1964)

5.6(1961)

5.6(1959)

5.6(1946)

5.6(1946)

5.6(1945)

5.6(1945)

5.6(1942)

5.6(1940)

5.6(1939)

5.6(1937)

5.6(1936)

5.6(1936) 5.6(1935)5.6(1933)

5.6(1933)

5.5(2013)

5.5(2013)

5.5(2013)

5.5(2013)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2012)

5.5(2011)

5.5(2010)

5.5(2010)

5.5(2009)5.5(2008)

5.5(2008)

5.5(2008)

5.5(2007)

5.5(2006)

5.5(2005)

5.5(2005)5.5(2005)

5.5(2005)

5.5(2005)

5.5(2005)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2004)

5.5(2003)

5.5(2002)

5.5(2001)

5.5(2001)

5.5(2001)

5.5(2000)

5.5(1998)

5.5(1997)

5.5(1997)

5.5(1997)

5.5(1994)

5.5(1994)

5.5(1992)

5.5(1991)

5.5(1990)

5.5(1990)

5.5(1987)

5.5(1987)

5.5(1986)

5.5(1986)

5.5(1983)

5.5(1982)

5.5(1982)

5.5(1978)

5.5(1978)

5.5(1976)

5.5(1976)

5.5(1975)

5.5(1975)

5.5(1975)

5.5(1974)

5.5(1973)

5.5(1973)

5.5(1972)5.5(1972)

5.5(1971)

5.5(1967)

5.5(1967)

5.5(1967)

5.5(1966)

5.5(1963)

5.5(1962)

5.5(1962)

5.5(1962)

5.5(1962)5.5(1962)

5.5(1962)

5.5(1962)

5.5(1961)

5.5(1961)

5.5(1960)

5.5(1960)

5.5(1960)

5.5(1959)

5.5(1957)

5.5(1956)

5.5(1954)

5.5(1953)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1952)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)

5.5(1951)5.5(1951)5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1950)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1949)

5.5(1948)

5.5(1948)

5.5(1945)

5.5(1943)

5.5(1940)

5.5(1940)

5.5(1936)

5.5(1935)

5.5(1935)

5.5(1935)

5.5(1934)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1932)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931)

5.5(1931) 5.5(1931)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1930)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1929)

5.5(1928)

5.5(1928)

5.5(1928)

5.5(1928)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1927)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1926)

5.5(1925)

5.5(1925)

5.5(1925)

5.5(1925)

5.5(1924)

5.5(1924)

5.5(1924)

5.5(1923)

5.5(1923)

5.5(1923)

5.5(1923)

5.5(1922)

5.5(1921)

5.5(1921)

5.5(1919)

5.5(1919)

5.5(1918)

5.5(1878)

5.5(1875)

5.5(1866)

5.5(1851)

5.5(1845)

5.5(1842)

5.5(1842)

5.5(1842)

5.5(1827)

5.5(1823)

5.5(1809)

5.4(2014)

5.4(2013)

5.4(2013)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)5.4(2012) 5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2012)

5.4(2011)

5.4(2011)

5.4(2010)

5.4(2010)

5.4(2010)

5.4(2009)

5.4(2009)

5.4(2008)

5.4(2008)

5.4(2008)

5.4(2008)

5.4(2006)

5.4(2006)

5.4(2005)

5.4(2005)

5.4(2005)

5.4(2005)

5.4(2005)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2004)

5.4(2003)

5.4(2003)

5.4(2001)

5.4(2000)

5.4(1999)

5.4(1998)

5.4(1998)

5.4(1997)

5.4(1997)

5.4(1995)

5.4(1995)

5.4(1995)

5.4(1993)

5.4(1993)

5.4(1992)

5.4(1992)

5.4(1991)

5.4(1991)

5.4(1989)

5.4(1988)

5.4(1988)

5.4(1986)

5.4(1986)

5.4(1984)

5.4(1984)

5.4(1982)

5.4(1982)

5.4(1980)

5.4(1980)

5.4(1979)

5.4(1977)

5.4(1977)

5.4(1976)

5.4(1975)

5.4(1974)

5.4(1972)

5.4(1971)

5.4(1970)

5.4(1967)

5.4(1967)

5.4(1967)

5.4(1966)

5.4(1960)

5.4(1935)

5.4(1933)

5.4(1933)

5.3(2013)

5.3(2012)

5.3(2012)

5.3(2012)

5.3(2011)

5.3(2010)

5.3(2009)

5.3(2009)

5.3(2009)

5.3(2009)

5.3(2009)

5.3(2008)

5.3(2008)

5.3(2008)

5.3(2008)

5.3(2008)

5.3(2007)

5.3(2007)

5.3(2006)

5.3(2006)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2005)

5.3(2004)

5.3(2004)

5.3(2004)

5.3(2004)

5.3(2002)

5.3(2002)

5.3(2002)

5.3(2001)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(2000)

5.3(1999)

5.3(1999)

5.3(1998)

5.3(1997)

5.3(1997)

5.3(1996)

5.3(1995)

5.3(1995)

5.3(1993)

5.3(1992)

5.3(1992)

5.3(1992)

5.3(1992)

5.3(1991)

5.3(1990)

5.3(1990)

5.3(1989)

5.3(1988)

5.3(1986)

5.3(1986)

5.3(1985)

5.3(1985)

5.3(1984)

5.3(1984)5.3(1984)

5.3(1983)

5.3(1983)

5.3(1983)

5.3(1982)

5.3(1982)

5.3(1981)

5.3(1981)

5.3(1979)

5.3(1975)

5.3(1975)

5.3(1973)5.3(1973)

5.3(1972)

5.3(1972)

5.3(1971)

5.3(1970)

5.3(1970)

5.3(1969)

5.3(1969)5.3(1969)

5.3(1966)

5.3(1966)

5.3(1965)

5.3(1963)

5.3(1963)

5.3(1951)

5.3(1938)

5.2(2014)

5.2(2013)

5.2(2013)

5.2(2013)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2012)

5.2(2011)

5.2(2011)

5.2(2011)

5.2(2011)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2010)

5.2(2009)

5.2(2009)

5.2(2009)

5.2(2009)

5.2(2008)

5.2(2008)

5.2(2008)

5.2(2008)

5.2(2007)

5.2(2007)

5.2(2007)

5.2(2007)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2006)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2005)

5.2(2004)

5.2(2004)

5.2(2004)

5.2(2004)

5.2(2004)5.2(2004)

5.2(2003)

5.2(2003)

5.2(2003)

5.2(2003)

5.2(2002)

5.2(2001)

5.2(2001)

5.2(2001)

5.2(2001)

5.2(2000)

5.2(2000)

5.2(2000)

5.2(2000)

5.2(1999)

5.2(1999)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1998)

5.2(1997)

5.2(1997)

5.2(1997)

5.2(1997)

5.2(1996)

5.2(1992)

5.2(1992)

5.2(1992)

5.2(1991)

5.2(1991)

5.2(1991)

5.2(1991)

5.2(1990)

5.2(1990)

5.2(1989)

5.2(1988)

5.2(1988)

5.2(1987)

5.2(1987)

5.2(1986)

5.2(1985)

5.2(1985)

5.2(1984)

5.2(1984)

5.2(1984)

5.2(1983)

5.2(1982)

5.2(1981)

5.2(1981)

5.2(1981)

5.2(1980)

5.2(1980)

5.2(1979)

5.2(1979)

5.2(1979)

5.2(1977)

5.2(1975)

5.2(1975)

5.2(1975)

5.2(1975)

5.2(1974)

5.2(1973)

5.2(1972)

5.2(1972)

5.2(1972)

5.2(1971)

5.2(1971)

5.2(1970)

5.2(1969)5.2(1969)

5.2(1968)

5.2(1968)

5.2(1967)

5.2(1967)

5.2(1966)

5.2(1966)

5.2(1966)

5.2(1965)

5.2(1965)

5.2(1965)

5.2(1964)

5.2(1964)

5.2(1963)

5.2(1959)

5.2(1940)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2014)

5.1(2013)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2012)

5.1(2011)

5.1(2010)

5.1(2010)

5.1(2009)

5.1(2009)

5.1(2009)

5.1(2009)

5.1(2009)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2007)

5.1(2006)

5.1(2005)

5.1(2005)

5.1(2005)

5.1(2005)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2004)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2003)

5.1(2002)

5.1(2002)

5.1(2001)5.1(2001)5.1(2001)

5.1(2000)

5.1(2000)

5.1(2000)

5.1(2000)

5.1(2000)

5.1(1999)

5.1(1998)

5.1(1998)

5.1(1996)

5.1(1994)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1993)

5.1(1992)

5.1(1991)

5.1(1991)

5.1(1990)

5.1(1989)

5.1(1989)

5.1(1989)

5.1(1989)

5.1(1989)

5.1(1988)

5.1(1988)

5.1(1987)

5.1(1987)

5.1(1986)

5.1(1986)

5.1(1985)

5.1(1985)

5.1(1984)

5.1(1983)

5.1(1983)

5.1(1983)

5.1(1983)

5.1(1982)

5.1(1982)

5.1(1982)

5.1(1982)

5.1(1981)

5.1(1981)

5.1(1980)

5.1(1980)

5.1(1978)

5.1(1977)

5.1(1977)

5.1(1976)

5.1(1976)

5.1(1976)

5.1(1975)

5.1(1975)

5.1(1975)

5.1(1975)

5.1(1975)

5.1(1974)5.1(1973)

5.1(1973)

5.1(1972)

5.1(1972)

5.1(1970)

5.1(1970)

5.1(1968)5.1(1968)

5.1(1968)

5.1(1968)

5.1(1968)

5.1(1965) 5.1(1965)

5.1(1965)

5.1(1964)

5.1(1964)

5.1(1964)

5.0(2014)

5.0(2014)

5.0(2014)

5.0(2013)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)5.0(2012) 5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2012)

5.0(2011)

5.0(2011)

5.0(2011)

5.0(2011)

5.0(2010)

5.0(1953)

5.0(2010)

5.0(2009)

5.0(2009)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2008)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2007)

5.0(2006)

5.0(2006)

5.0(2006)

5.0(2006)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2005)

5.0(2004)

5.0(2004)

5.0(2004)

5.0(2004)

5.0(2004)5.0(2003)

5.0(2003)

5.0(2002)

5.0(2002)

5.0(2002)

5.0(2002)

5.0(2002)

5.0(2001)

5.0(2001)

5.0(2001)

5.0(2001)

5.0(2001)

5.0(2000)

5.0(2000)

5.0(2000)

5.0(2000)

5.0(1999)

5.0(1999)

5.0(1998)

5.0(1997)

5.0(1997)

5.0(1997)

5.0(1996)

5.0(1996)

5.0(1996)

5.0(1995)

5.0(1995)

5.0(1994)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1993)

5.0(1991)

5.0(1991)

5.0(1988)

5.0(1987)

5.0(1987)

5.0(1986)

5.0(1986)

5.0(1984)

5.0(1984)

5.0(1983)

5.0(1982)

5.0(1982)

5.0(1981)

5.0(1981)

5.0(1981)

5.0(1981)

5.0(1980)

5.0(1980)

5.0(1980)

5.0(1980)

5.0(1979)

5.0(1978)

5.0(1978)

5.0(1978)

5.0(1978)

5.0(1978)

5.0(1977)

5.0(1977)

5.0(1977)

5.0(1976)

5.0(1976)

5.0(1976)

5.0(1975)

5.0(1975)

5.0(1975)

5.0(1974)

5.0(1973)

5.0(1973)

5.0(1973)

5.0(1973)

5.0(1972)

5.0(1972)

5.0(1972)

5.0(1972)

5.0(1971)

5.0(1971)

5.0(1971)

5.0(1970)5.0(1969)

5.0(1968)

5.0(1968)

5.0(1967)

5.0(1967)

5.0(1967)

5.0(1966)

5.0(1966)

5.0(1966)

5.0(1966)

5.0(1965)

5.0(1965)

5.0(1965)

5.0(1965)

5.0(1965) 5.0(1964)

5.0(1964)

5.0(1964)

5.0(1962)

5.0(1962)5.0(1960)

5.0(1959)

5.0(1938)

5.0(1937)

5.0(1934)

5.0(1932)

5.0(1932)

5.0(1924)

5.0(1916)

5.0(1915)

5.0(1911)

5.0(1906)

5.0(1871)

5.0(1868)

5.0(1863)

5.0(1861)

5.0(1858)

5.0(1856)

5.0(1856)

5.0(1851)

5.0(1830)

5.0(1828)

5.0(1822)

5.0(1821)

7.8(1947)

7.8(1881)

7.8(1839)

7.7(1554)

7.6(1937)

7.6(1932)

7.5(1956)

7.5(1858)

7.5(1762)

7.3(1955)

7.3(1930)

7.3(1908)

7.2(1943)7.1(2015)

7.1(2001)

7.0(1956)

7.0(1950)

7.0(1917)

7.0(1906)

7.0(1906)

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INDIAN OCEAN

BAY OF BENGAL

BMTPC : Vulnerability Atlas - 3rd Edition : Peer Group, MoHUA, GOI; Map is Based on digitised data of SOI; Seismic Zones of India Map IS 1893 (Part I): 2002, BIS; Earthquake Epicentre from IMD; Seismotectonic Atlas of India and its Environs, GSI; Houses/Population as per Census 2011; *Houses including vacant & locked houses. Disclaimer: The maps are solely for thematic presentation.

The responsibility for the correctness of internal details rests with the publisher.The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.The administrative headquarters of Chandigarh, Haryana and Punjab are at Chandigarh. The interstate boundaries amongst Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the “North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971,”but have yet to be verified.The external boundaries and coastlines of India agree with the Record/Master copy certified by Survey of India. The state boundaries between Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh & Telangana have not been verified by the Governments concerned. The spellings of names in this map, have been taken from various sources.

INDIAEarthquake Hazard Map

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Total No. of Houses : 33,08,35,767*

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C.S.37 (S.C.S.11)

C.S.13 (S.C.S.4)

C.S.10 (S.C.S.6)

C.S.3 (S.C.S.2)

C.S.3 (S.C.S.0)

C.S.27 (S.C.S.7)

C.S.2 (S.C.S.1)

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KARNATAKA

BIHARUTTAR PRADESH

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TAMIL NADU

ASSAM

TELANGANA

JHARKHAND

PUNJAB

ANDHRA PRADESH

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WEST BENGAL

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HARYANA ARUNACHAL PRADESH

UTTARAKHAND

HIMACHAL PRADESH

MANIPUR

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MEGHALAYA

NAGALAND

TRIPURA

SIKKIM

GOA

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LAKSHADWEEP

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PURI

GAYAREWA

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NAGPUR

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JHANSI

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JAIPUR

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MADURAI

PALGHAT

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BELGAUM

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SOLAPUR

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KATIHARCHHAPRA

MURWARA

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LUCKNOW

SITAPUR

KHANDWA

GWALIOR

ALIGARHMATHURA

NAVSARI

BHARUCH

UDAIPUR

JODHPUR

WADHWAN

SAMBHAL

PANIPAT

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BIKANER

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DINDIGUL

TIRUPPUR

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CUDDAPAH

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SILIGURI

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JAMNAGAR

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BHARATPUR

BHAVNAGAR

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PORBANDAR

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RAJAPALAIYAM

BHUBANESHWAR

SHAHJAHANPUR

MACHILIPATNAM

VISHAKHAPATNAM

THIRUVANTHAPURAM

DELHI

HISAR

MANDYA

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AMROHA

TRICHUR

GURGAON

SONIPATBHIWANI

POLLACHI

WARANGAL

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SHILLONG

DURGAPUR

VARANASI

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LUDHIANA

CUDDALORE

BHAGALPUR

MORADABAD

DEHRA DUN

GHAZIABAD

VIJAYAWADA

KUMBAKONAM

KARAIKKUDI

COIMBATORE

ULHASNAGAR

SAHARANPUR

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BULANDSHAHR

BIHAR SHARIF

MUZAFFARNAGAR

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BMTPC : Vulnerability Atlas- 3rd Edition; Peer Group, MoHUA; Map is Based on digitised data of SOI, GOI; Basic Wind Speed Map National Building Code: 2016; Cyclone Data, 1891-2015, IMD, GOI. Houses/Population as per Census 2011; *Houses including vacant & locked houses. Disclaimer: The maps are solely for thematic presentation.

Note : 1. Number of C.S. (S.C.S) between 21o N and 22o N as shown are upto 90o E, hence the number crossing Indian coast upto about 89o E will be less

C.S = Cyclonic Storm Crossing one degree Latitude(S.C.S) = Severe Cyclonic Storm Crossing one degree Latitude

ARABIAN SEA

BAY OF BENGAL

INDIAN OCEAN

The responsibility for the correctness of internal details rests with the publisher.The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.The administrative headquarters of Chandigarh, Haryana and Punjab are at Chandigarh. The interstate boundaries amongst Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the “North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971,”but have yet to be verified.The external boundaries and coastlines of India agree with the Record/Master copy certified by Survey of India. The state boundaries between Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh & Telangana have not been verified by the Governments concerned. The spellings of names in this map, have been taken from various sources.

INDIAWind Hazard Map

Total No. of Houses : 33,08,35,767*

Population : 1,21,08,54,977

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High Damage Risk Zone (Vb=47 m/s)

Moderate Damage Risk Zone - B (Vb=39 m/s)

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BALURGHAT

BHAGALPUR

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GORAKHPUR

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PORBANDAR

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KARNATAKA

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TELANGANA

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PUNJAB

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MANIPUR

MIZORAM

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NAGALAND

TRIPURA

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DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

PUDUCHERRY

CHANDIGARH

LAKSHADWEEP

DAMAN & DIU

BRAHMAPUTRA

DIBANG

MAJULI

SUBANSIRI

SESSARI

JIABHARALI

BEASSATLUJ

RAVI

TISTA R.

GANGA R.

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GHAGHARG

RIHAND

GANDAK R.

MATATILA

MAHANADI

BALIMELA

HIRAKUD

UPPER KOLAB

UPPER INDRAVATI

MACHKUND

TAPINARMADA

SABARMATI

MAHI

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GHAGHRA R.GANGA R.

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ARABIAN SEABAY OF BENGAL

INDIAN OCEAN

BMTPC : Vulnerability Atlas - 3rd Edition; Peer Group, MoHUA; Map is Based on digitised data of SOI, GOI; Census of India 2011; Flood Atlas (1987),Task Force Report (2004), C.W.C., G.O.I. Houses/Population as per Census 2011; * Houses including vacant & locked houses. Disclaimer: The maps are solely for thematic presentation.

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Total No. of Houses : 33,08,35,767*

Population : 1,21,08,54,977

INDIAFlood Hazard Map

The responsibility for the correctness of internal details rests with the publisher.The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.The administrative headquarters of Chandigarh, Haryana and Punjab are at Chandigarh. The interstate boundaries amongst Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the “North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971,”but have yet to be verified.The external boundaries and coastlines of India agree with the Record/Master copy certified by Survey of India. The state boundaries between Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh & Telangana have not been verified by the Governments concerned. The spellings of names in this map, have been taken from various sources. State Boundary

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Area in % Area in %INDIA 11.3 14.4 31.1 43.2 18.0 30.3 45.1 6.6 7.3 WALLA1 - Mud & Rural 58,330,614 19.1 Unburnt Brick Wall Urban 8,119,213 2.7

Total 66,449,827 21.8 VH H M L VH H M L VHA2 - Stone Wall Rural 7,751,666 2.5 not packed with mortar Urban 2,689,476 0.9

Total 10,441,142 3.4 VH H M L H M L VL VHTotal - Category - A 76,890,969 25.2 B - Burnt Bricks Wall Rural 104,552,560 34.3 & Stone wall packed Urban 75,035,035 24.6 with mortar Total 179,587,595 58.9 H M L VL H M L VL H/MTotal - Category - B 179,587,595 58.9 C1 - Concrete Wall Rural 3,699,096 1.2

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Total - Category - C 13,764,950 4.5 X - Other Materials Rural 30,097,412 9.9

Urban 4,541,522 1.5 Total 34,638,934 11.4 M VL VL VL VH H M L VH

Total - Category - X 34,638,934 11.4 TOTAL HOUSES* 304,882,448

ROOFR1 - Light Weight Rural 79,430,355 26.1 Sloping Roof Urban 21,269,826 7.0

Total 100,700,181 33.1 M M L VL VH VH H M VHR2 - Heavy Weight Rural 74,034,404 24.3 Sloping Roof Urban 19,649,099 6.4

Total 93,683,503 30.7 H M L VL H M L VL HR3 - Flat Roof Rural 53,098,931 17.4

Urban 57,399,833 18.8 Total 110,498,764 36.2

TOTAL HOUSES* 304,882,448

Housing Category : Wall Types Housing Category : Roof TypeCategory - A : Buildings in field-stone, rural structures, Category - R1 - Light Weight (Grass, Thatch,

unburnt brick houses, clay houses Bamboo, Wood, Mud, Plastic, Polythene, Category - B : Ordinary brick building; buildings of the large block & prefabricated GI Metal, Asbestos Sheets, Other Materials)

type, half-timbered structures, building in natural hewn stone Category - R2 - Heavy Weight (Tiles, Stone/Slate)

Category - C : Reinforced building, well built wooden structures Category - R3 - Flat Roof (Brick, Concrete)

Category - X : Other materials not covered in A,B,C. These are generally light. EQ Zone V : Very High Damage Risk Zone (MSK > IX)

Notes : 1. Flood prone area includes that protected area which may have more severe EQ Zone IV : High Damage Risk Zone (MSK VIII)

damage under failure of protection works. In some other areas the local EQ Zone III : Moderate Damage Risk Zone (MSK VII)

damage may be severe under heavy rains and chocked drainage. EQ Zone II : Low Damage Risk Zone (MSK < VI)

2. Damage Risk for wall types is indicated assuming heavy flat roof Level of Risk : VH = Very High; H = High;

in categories A, B and C (Reinforced Concrete) building M = Moderate; L = Low; VL = Very Low

3. Source of Housing Data : Census of Housing, GOI, 2011

Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council Peer Group, MoHUA, GOI

* Total No.of Houses excluding Vacant/Locked Houses

and Level of Damage Risk

Damage Risk as per that for the Wall supporting it

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ALWAR

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SIKAR

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HAPUR

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INDIAN OCEAN

BAY OF BENGAL

BMTPC: Vulnerability Atlas - 3rd Edition: Peer Group, MoHUA,GOI: Map is Based on digitised data of SOI; Landslide Incidence data GSI; Annual Rainfall data IMD. Houses/Population as per Census 2011; * Houses including vacant & locked houses. Disclaimer: The maps are solely for thematic presentation.

INDIALandslide Incidence Map

Total No. of Houses : 33,08,35,767*

Population : 1,21,08,54,977

0 100 200 300 400 500km

(with Annual State Rainfall Normals)

INDIAN OCEAN

The responsibility for the correctness of internal details rests with the publisher.The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.The administrative headquarters of Chandigarh, Haryana and Punjab are at Chandigarh. The interstate boundaries amongst Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the “North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971,”but have yet to be verified.The external boundaries and coastlines of India agree with the Record/Master copy certified by Survey of India. The state boundaries between Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh & Telangana have not been verified by the Governments concerned. The spellings of names in this map, have been taken from various sources.

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NAGAPATTINAM (28)

SAGAR ISLAND (10)

BHUBANESHWER (26)

MASULIPATNAM (44)

KALINGPATNAM (52)

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KANNIYAKUMARI (10)

MAHABALESHWAR (21)

ADIRAMPATTINAM (58)

SHANTI NIKETAN (60)

VISHAKHAPATNAM (41)

NORTH LAKHIMPUR (24)

DIAMOND HARBOUR (39)

KHERI LAKHIMPUR (33)

KOLAR GOLD FIELD (10)

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM (81)

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92° E

92° E

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ARABIAN SEA

BAY OF BENGAL

BMTPC: Vulnerability Atlas - 3rd Edition: Peer Group, MoHUA, GOI; Map is Based on digitised data of SOI;Thunderstorm data from IMD. Disclaimer: The maps are solely for thematic presentation.

INDIAThunderstorm Incidence Map

0 100 200 300 400 500km

(Showing Number of Thunderstorm at a StationPeriod 1981-2010)

Total No. of Houses : 33,08,35,767*

Population : 1,21,08,54,977

INDIAN OCEAN

The responsibility for the correctness of internal details rests with the publisher.The territorial waters of India extend into the sea to a distance of twelve nautical miles measured from the appropriate base line.The administrative headquarters of Chandigarh, Haryana and Punjab are at Chandigarh. The interstate boundaries amongst Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya shown on this map are as interpreted from the “North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act 1971,”but have yet to be verified.The external boundaries and coastlines of India agree with the Record/Master copy certified by Survey of India. The state boundaries between Uttarakhand & Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh & Telangana have not been verified by the Governments concerned. The spellings of names in this map, have been taken from various sources.

State Boundary

Thunderstorm at a Location

16-30 Nos.

31-45 Nos.

46-60 Nos.

61-75 Nos.

76-89 Nos.

1-15 Nos.

E-course on Vulnerability Atlas if India

E-Learning

No Restriction

on Time Duration

MCQ based Assessment

Multiple Attempts

Permissible

Contact Programs at Incubation Centers of

GHTC-I

Course Fee Rs 3,000

per person

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Salient Features

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• Students/ Faculty/ Practitioners/ Researchers/ Individuals

• Defence/ Central Armed Police Forces

• National/ State Disaster Management Authorities

• Central/ State/ Local Government Officials

• Public/ Private Professionals

• Consulting Organisations, Civil Society Organisations

• Construction Agencies/ Organisations

Who can BenefitWhocanBenefitShri Hardeep S Puri, Hon’ble Minister of State (I/C) for Housing and Urban Affairs and Civil Aviation and Minister of State for Commerce & Industry, Government of India launched the e-Course on Vulnerability Atlas of India on August 29, 2019 at New Delhi

The Atlas is a useful tool not only for public but also for Urban Managers, State & National Authorities dealing with disaster mitigation and management.

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GuidelinesandManuals

BMTPC has pubolished a number of Guidelines, Informative Booklets and Manuals relating to housing in disaster prone areas affected by Earthquakes, Floods, Cyclones, Landslides etc., for use by the professionals and the common man.

SeismicStrengtheningofBuildings

Besides, dissemination of earthquake resistant construction technologies and systems, retrofitting of life line buildings undertaken in Jammu & Kashmir, Gujarat, Uttarakhand and Delhi as demonstration projects.

Disaster Mitigation & Management

In order to educate about the hazard scenario of the country and indicative risk assessmment as given in Vulnerability Atlas of India, the Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Govt. of India addressed all Chief Secretaries of State/UTs, IITs, CPSUs and Central Ministries/Deptt. to organize state level one-day workshops. The Council has received overwhelming response for organization of Thematic Workshops. The Thematic Workshops on Vulnerability Atlas of India and Disaster Resistant Design & Construction Practices are being organised across India and so far six such workshops have been organised:

• For stakeholders of Government, Semi-Government, Ministries and PSUs in NCR region at New Delhi.

• For students and faculty members of Architecture & Civil Engineering Colleges at IIT Tirupati.

• For engineers, architects and desighers of MECON Ltd. at Ranchi

• For State Govt.officials and students of Architecture & Civil Engineering Colleges with Town & Country Planning Department, Puducherry at Puducherry.

• For engineers of Engineers India Ltd. at Engineers India Ltd. Gurugram Campus.

• For educational institutions under Ministry of Human Resource Development and engineers of Engineering Projects (India) Ltd. at New Delhi.

ThematicWorkshoponVulnerabilityAtlasof IndiaandDisasterResistantDesign&ConstructionPractices

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SensitizationProgrammesonEmergingTechnologiesforHousing

BMTPC organizes sensitization programmes on regu-lar basis in various States to sensitize the engineers & architects to introduce them the proven and emerging technologies in housing sector for construction of houses under PMAY (Urban) and other schemes of the state/central Government.

Seminar on Emerging Technologies for Affordable Housing at Amity University, NOIDA Campus

Seminar on New Trends in Building Material & Sustainable Technology with Department of Architecture & Planning,

Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida

Sensitization Programme on “Use of New Technologies in Mass housing” under PMAY (Urban) at Lucknow

The Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Govern-ment of India is implementing “Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) - Housing for All” Mission. The Council has been designated appraisal and monitoring agency under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) for projects in various States/UTs falling in Earthquake Zone IV and Zone V and undertake TPIM review and capacity building of functionaries of state local bodies. The Council is undertaking site visits and scrutinizing the DPR of various projects as per the direction of the HFA Directorate.

TechnologySub-Mission

A Technology Sub-Mission has been set up under PMAY(U) with the objective of providing “Sustainable Technological Solutions for Faster & Cost Effective Construction of Houses suiting to Geo-Climatic and Hazard Conditions of the Country”. The Sub-Mission facilitates adoption of modern, innovative and green technologies and building material for faster and quality construction of houses. Sub-Mission also assist States/Cities in deploying disaster resistant and environment friendly technologies in collaboration with IITs/NITs/SPAs. BMTPC is working as Secretariat of the Technology Sub-Mission.

ParticipationinGlobalHousingTechnologyChallenge-India

BMTPC provided technical support for Global Housing Technology Challenge–India (GHTC-India). The Construction Technol-ogy India (CTI) - an Expo-cum-Conference was organized from 2-3 March, 2019 at New Delhi under GHTC-I. CTI is a biennial event to take stock of innovations in construction. Through GHTC-India, Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India seeks to identify cost-effective and speedy construction technologies. The identified technologies with the capability to provide maximum number of houses in minimum time and cost would be mainstreamed into the Indian construction industry and piloted across different climatic conditions of the country. A basket of proven technologies were shortlisted for Light House Projects (LHPs). The proven technologies are being showcased through execution of Light House Projects (LHPs) across six States. These LHPs will be live laboratories to establish clean and green construction practices across India

BMTPC’s Role in Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)

and will help in sustainable construction. BMTPC is actively involved in the implemenation of Light House Projects.

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BMTPC has been providing technical support and handholding various States/Departments for identifying and finalizing new emerging technologies for their future projects. This includes guiding them in preparation of EoI w.r.t. eligibility conditions for new technologies, suggest use of emerging technologies for their projects and suitable modifications in the tender document, appraisal of DPR and also providing inputs during the pre-bid meetings, etc.

There has been good response from public and private agencies and State Governments e.g. Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Tripura, Uttar

BMTPC’s Role in Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)

MainstreamingEmergingTechnologies

Use of Precast Concrete Technology at Naya Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Use of Precast Concrete Technology (Wafflecrete) at Kalol, Gujarat

Use of Modular Tunnelform at Hyderabad, Talangana

Use of EPS Technology with Steel Structural System at Dharamshala, HP

Use of Pre Engineered Composite Technology at Kashmir House, New Delhi

Use of EPS Wall Panel Technology at Angul, West Bengal

Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal. They have started using these new systems in their construction projects. Some of Central Govt. Deptts. such as MES, Ministry of Defence, CRPF, BSF, Police Housing Corporation, CPWD, NBCC, HPL, IITs have also started using emerging technologies.

New technoloiges mainly used are EPS and other Sandwich Panel, Monolithic RCC using Aluminum Formwork, Monolithic RCC using Tunnel Formwork, Precast RCC Technology, Precast RCC (Wafflecrete), SLIP form work, Precast 3D Volumetric Technology, Prefabricated Steel Structure, Structural Stay-in-Place Formwork System, Light Gauge Steel Frame Structure, Glass Fibre Reinforced Gypsum Panel System, etc.

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Capacity Building and Skill Development

With the emergence of new building materials, advancement of technologies and the need for disaster resistant construction to mitigate the effect of natural disasters, it is important that working professionals regularly update their knowledge and understanding of subjects.

Realising this need, the Council organizes Awareness Generation Programmes, Workshops, Exhibitions, Capacity Building and Training Programmes for construction professionals and workforce on continual basis. In addition, BMTPC also participates in exhibitions, conferences, symposiums, seminars, workshop, etc. to disseminate the information. These programmes are being organised by BMTPC in collaboration with Academic, R&D, NGOs and public & private Institutions.

Workshop on Use of Bamboo in Housing & Building Construction at Namsai, Arunachal Pradesh

National Seminar on Emerging Building Materials & Construction Technologies at New Delhi

National Workshop on “Processing and Use of Construction & Demolition Waste” at New Delhi

Workshop/ Hands on for Fly Ash Brick Manufacturers organised at Jhajjar, Haryana

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Glimpses of Training Program at NTPC-Jhajjar

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Promotional Publications of BMTPC1. Corporate Brochure - in English and

Hindi

2. BMTPC Newsletters

3. Bamboo in Housing & Building Construction - Initiatives of BMTPC

4. Seismic Retrofitting of MCD School Buildings in New Delhi

5. Disaster Mitigation and Management – Initiatives by BMTPC

6. Propagation of Cost Effective and Disaster Resistant Technologies through Demonstration Construction

7. Design & Construction of Earthquake Resistant Structures – A Practical Treatise for Engineers and Architects

8. Disaster Risk Reduction - A Handbook for Urban Managers

9. Guidelines on “Manual on Basics of Formwork”

10. GFRG/Rapidwall Building Structural Design Manual

11. Training and Certification Manual for Field and Lab Technicians working with concrete

12. Training Manual for Supervisor (English & Hindi)

13. Waste to Wealth: Green Building Materials and Construction Technologies using Agricultural and Industrial Waste.

14. CD on Guidelines for Technical Training of Masons in Hindi

15. Guidelines for Multi-Hazard Resistant Construction for EWS Housing Projects

16. Guidelines on “Aapda Pratirodhi Bhawan Nirman : Sampurn Bharat ke l iye Margdarshika

17. Design Packages using Alternate Building Materials & Technologies for Western and Southern Regions.

18. Criteria for Production Control of Ready Mix Concrete for RMC Capability Certification

19. Explanatory Handbook on Performance Appraisal Certification Scheme (PACS)

20. Building Artisan Certification System

21. Guidelines on “Rapid Visual Screening of Buildings of Masonry and Reinforced Concrete as Prevalent in India”.

22. Methodology for Documenting Seismic Safety of Housing Typologies in India

23. Compendium of Prospective Emerging Technologies for Mass Housing - 3rd Edition

24. Demonstrating Cost Effective Technologies – A Case Study of Bawana Industrial Workers Housing

25. Emerg ing Bu i ld ing Mater ia l s and Construction Technologies

26. Margdarshika for Masons (in Hindi)

27. Pocket Book on Emerging Construction Systems

28. Building Materials and Housing Technologies for Sustainable Development

29. Brochure on Vulnerability Atlas of India

Publications can be obtained by making ONLINE payments to the BMTPC Account:

A/c No.: 62054931366A/c Name: Building Materials & Technology Promotion CouncilBank Name: State Bank of IndiaBank Address: Pragati Vihar, Delhi Branch, Core 6, SCOPE Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003IFSC Code: SBIN0020511Branch Code: 20511

Priced Publications of BMTPC

GUIDELINES FOR IMPROVING EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE OF

HOUSING -84 pages, Rs. 350 + 75 postage

GUIDELINES FOR IMPROVING WIND/CYCLONE RESISTANCE OF

HOUSING - 50 pages, Rs. 350 + 75 postage

STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR COST EFFECTIVE INNOVATIVE

BUILDING MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES INCLUDING RATE ANALYSIS (SECOND EDITION)200 pages, Rs. 250 + 75 postage

BUILDING A HAzARD- RESISTANT HOUSE:

A COMMON MAN’S GUIDE-88pages, Rs. 350+75

postage

VULNERABILITY ATLAS OF INDIA (First Revision – 2006) - Earthquake, Windstorm and Flood Hazard Maps and Damage Risk to Housing - 900

pages, Rs. 5000 + 200 postage

BUILDING MATERIALS IN INDIA : 50 YEARS - 560 pages, Rs.1500 + 200

postage

MANUAL FOR RESTORATION AND RETROFITTING OF BUILDINGS

IN UTTRAKHAND AND HIMACHAL PRADESH -

134 pages, Rs.250+ 75postage

GUIDELINES FOR IMPROVING FLOOD RESISTANCE OF

HOUSING -36 pages, Rs. 200 + 50 postage

LANDSLIDE HAzARD zONATION ATLAS OF INDIA - Landslide

Hazard Maps and Cases Studies - 125 pages, Rs.2500 + 200 postage

USER’S MANUAL on Productionof Cost-Effective, Environment-Friendly and Energy-Efficient

Building Components -116 Pages, Rs. 250 + 50 postage

EARTHQUAKE TIPS – LEARNING EARTHQUAKE DESIGN &

CONSTRUCTION (Third Edition) 76 pages, Rs.200 + 50 postage

MANUAL ON BASICS OF DUCTILE DETAILING -

27 pages, Rs. 100+50postage

MANUAL ON WATERPROOFING OF GFRG BUILDINGS

70 pages, Rs. 200 + 50 postage

GUIDEBOOK ON EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT DESIGN AND

CONSTRUCTION -366 pages, Rs. 1000+200

postage

SCHEDULE OF ITEMS & RATE ANALYSIS FOR GFRG

CONSTRUTION50 pages, Rs. 200 + 50 postage

SUSTAINABLE BUILDING TECHNOLOGIS -

352 pages, Rs. 995+75postage

Note:As per the Govt. Notification, GST @ 5% over the amount. BMTPC GST No. 07AAATB0304Q1ZW

ForFurtherDetailspleasecontact:

The Executive DirectorBuilding Materials & Technology Promotion Council Ministry of Housing & Urban AffairsCore-5A, First Floor, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110 003Tel.: 91-11-2463 6705, Fax: 91-11-2464 2849E-mail: info@bmtpc.org

@bmtpcdelhi @bmtpc.mhuawww.bmtpc.org

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Contact us for all your queries on Building Materials, Construction Technologies and Systems, Requirements of Capacity Building, Assessment and Certification of Products, Field Level Demonstration of Cost Effective, Innovative and Disaster Resistant Building Materials and Construction Technologies, Detailed Project Reports, Third Party Inspection & Monitoring of Housing Projects etc.