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Most cited papers in Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies

Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies

What are the most cited papers in Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies?

The most cited paper in Earthquake and Disaster Impact Studies is "Geochim. cosmochim. acta" (Annette M. Olivarez, Robert M. Owen, 1990), with 1,144 citations. Next come "OBESE, A NEW MUTATION IN THE HOUSE MOUSE*" (1,080) and "AN INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS" (726).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 90 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Geochim. cosmochim. acta Annette M. Olivarez, Robert M. Owen · Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta Open access Jun 1990 1,144
2 OBESE, A NEW MUTATION IN THE HOUSE MOUSE* Ann M. Ingalls, Margaret M. Dickie, George D. Snell · Journal of Heredity Dec 1950 1,080
3 AN INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH METHODS Martin Bland · WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks Book chapter Aug 2000 726
4 Evidence for Great Holocene Earthquakes Along the Outer Coast of Washington State Brian F. Atwater · Science 22 May 1987 688
5 Activities, Interests and Opinions William D. Wells, Douglas J. Tigert · Journal of Advertising Research Sep 1983 564
6 WOODPECKERS' TONGUES David Gordon · The Lancet Jul 1976 554
7 OLD PEOPLE AT HOME THEIR UNREPORTED NEEDS James Matthew Lloyd Williamson, I. H. Stokoe, Sallie Gray et al. · The Lancet May 1964 512
8 A NEW ADRENERGIC James Whyte Black, Albert F. Crowther, R. G. Shanks et al. · The Lancet May 1964 504
9 DAMAGE TO DAIKAI SUBWAY STATION Hiroomi Iida, Toshio Hiroto, Nozomu Yoshida et al. · 土質工学会論文報告集 Open access 1996 417
10 OBSTETRIC DELIVERY TODAY PeterM. Dunn · The Lancet Apr 1976 417
11 There are no ordinary things Peter Unger · Synthese Jun 1979 405
12 IMPERFECT DISLOCATIONS J. Friedel · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1964 388
13 Damage from the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami - A quick report Nobuo Mimura, Kazuya Yasuhara, Seiki KAWAGOE et al. · Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change Open access 20 May 2011 363
14 DEATH-CAP POISONING Falko Skrabal, Peter Dittrich · The Lancet Apr 1973 358
15 Impossible possible worlds vindicated Jaakko Hintikka · Journal of Philosophical Logic Nov 1975 344
16 ACCELERATED STUDENTS Carleton B. Chapman · The Lancet Mar 1975 339
17 Building damage characteristics based on surveyed data and fragility curves of the 2011 Great East Japan tsunami Anawat Suppasri, Erick Mas, Ingrid Charvet et al. · Natural Hazards Open access 17 Nov 2012 337
18 Tokyo campus rising Shun-ichi Kobayashi · Nature 16 Jul 1998 337
19 The individual strikes back Simon Blackburn · Synthese Mar 1984 336
20 From Disaster to Sustainable Civil Society: The Kobe Experience Rajib Shaw, Katsuihciro Goda · Disasters 27 Feb 2004 309
21 Damage statistics (Summary of the 2011 off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake damage) Motoki Kazama, Toshihiro Noda · SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS Open access Oct 2012 291
22 PARAQUAT POISONING B. M. Barraclough · The Lancet Jun 1976 280
23 DEATHS DURING MOUNTAINEERING AT EXTREME ALTITUDE Andrew John Pollard, Charles Clarke · The Lancet Jun 1988 278
24 Characteristics of liquefaction in Tokyo Bay area by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake Susumu Yasuda, Kenji Harada, Keisuke ISHIKAWA et al. · SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS Open access Oct 2012 263
25 PLANNED DELIVERY Colm O’Herlihy, Dermot MacDonald · The Lancet Jul 1975 250
26 TEETH PIGMENTED BY TETRACYCLINE I. S. Wallman · The Lancet Apr 1962 248
27 RECYCLING DISPOSABLES J. Selwyn Crawford · The Lancet 1974 240
28 Questions C. L. Hamblin · Australasian Journal of Philosophy Dec 1958 238
29 PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS AFTER THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE AND FUKUSHIMA DAIICHI NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ACCIDENT: RESULTS OF A MENTAL HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE SURVEY THROUGH THE FUKUSHIMA HEALTH MANAGEMENT SURVEY IN FY2011 AND FY2012 Hirooki Yabe, Yuriko Suzuki, Hirobumi Mashiko et al. · FUKUSHIMA JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE Open access 2014 233
30 Nigger: The strange career of a troublesome word Jorge L. A. Garcia · Society Jul 2003 232
31 Women in higher education Masako Amano · Higher Education Sep 1997 229
32 RESEARCH AND PROSEARCH O. Theron Clagett · Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Open access Aug 1962 218
33 The ghosts of place Michael Mayerfeld Bell · Theory and Society Dec 1997 211
34 PRIMARY PREVENTION Risteárd Mulcahy, Noel J. Hickey · The Lancet Mar 1975 203
35 University of California, Santa Cruz Dean E. McHenry · New Directions for Higher Education Jun 1993 202
36 COLLAPSE DURING CHANNEL SWIM William R Keatinge · The Lancet Sep 1976 198
37 AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF HICCUP John Newsom Davis · Brain 1970 190
38 Massachusetts institute of technology B. Horn, D. Carmichael, J. Carnevale et al. Conference paper 1980 189
39 BUILDING DAMAGE ASSOCIATED WITH GEOTECHNICAL PROBLEMS Kohji Tokimatsu, Hatsukazu Mizuno, Masaaki Kakurai · 土質工学会論文報告集 Open access 1996 189
40 INTRAVENOUS FEEDING M. Kennedy Browne · The Lancet 1974 187
41 SHORTAGE SPECIALTIES Paul Noone · The Lancet Mar 1974 184
42 Substance substantiated C. B. Martin · Australasian Journal of Philosophy Mar 1980 179
43 Pain can kill John C. Liebeskind · Pain 1991 177
44 The 1944 Eruption of Volcano Usu in Hokkaido, Japan Takeshi Minakami, Toshio Ishikawa, Kenzô Yagi · Bulletin of Volcanology Dec 1951 173
45 A DISCUSSION AND PROPOSALS CONCERNING FOSSIL DINOFLAGELLATES, HYSTRICHOSPHERES, AND ACRITARCHS, II William R. Evitt · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Mar 1963 172
46 Settlement of Buildings on Saturated Sand During Earthquakes Yoshiaki Yoshimi, Kohji Tokimatsu · SOILS AND FOUNDATIONS Mar 1977 172
47 Truthmaker John Fox · Australasian Journal of Philosophy Jun 1987 169
48 As we may think Vannevar Bush · interactions Open access Mar 1996 168
49 BLOOD SUBSTITUTES LelandC. Clark · The Lancet Mar 1974 167
50 BASE-ISOLATION DESIGN PRACTICE IN JAPAN: INTRODUCTION TO THE POST-KOBE APPROACH Peng Pan, Dan Zamfirescu, Masayoshi Nakashima et al. · Journal of Earthquake Engineering 2005 167

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