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  • Upland Geomorphic Surface Mapping, South Africa Project: PSHA for the Thyspunt Nuclear Site, South Africa Client: Council for Geoscience, Eskom, Published in September, 2014 issue of GSA Today

  • Rattlesnake Mountain, Washington Project: Hanford PSHA, Client: Dept of Energy, Energy Northwest

  • Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Project: Duynefontein Site Safety Report Client: Council for Geoscience, Eskom

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