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Wednesday,27 April—Oral Sessions:
Promoting Earthquake Safety
Nuclear Explosion
Monitoring Research Developments
The
September 28, 2004 Mw 6 Parkfield Earthquake
ANSS
and Real Time Seismology
Nuclear
Explosion Monitoring Research Developments
William
B. Joyner Memorial Lecture
The
December 26, 2004 Mw 9 Indonesia
Earthquake and Tsunami
Wednesday,
27 April—Poster Sessions:
Promoting Public Earthquake Safety
The December 26, 2004 Mw 9.0 Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami
Nuclear Explosion
Monitoring Research Developments
The
September 28, 2004 Mw 6 Parkfield Earthquake
ANSS
and Real Time Seismology
Crustal Structure
Thursday,
28 April—Oral Sessions
Recent
Advances in Seismic Inversion
Predicting
Ground Motions for Shallow Crustal Earthquakes
Seismic
Hazard of the Great Basin
Crustal
Structure
Walker
Lane, Central Nevada Seismic Belt, and Eastern Sierra
Nevada Margin
IRIS/SSA
Distinguished Lecture
Thursday/Friday,
28-29 April
Poster Sessions:
Recent Advances in Seismic Inversion
Predicting Ground Motions for Shallow Crustal
Earthquakes
Seismic Hazard of the Great Basin
Walker Lane, Central Nevada Seismic Belt,
and Eastern Sierra Nevada Margin
Earthquake Source Physics
Seismic Hazard
Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Friday, 29 April—Oral Sessions:
Earthquake
Source Physics
Seismic Hazard
Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Field Trips:
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Wednesday,
27 April—Oral Sessions |
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Time |
Lakeside Ballroom A
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Lakeside Ballroom B |
Lakeside Ballroom C
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Promoting Earthquake Safety Presiding: Brian Tucker and John Anderson
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Nuclear Explosion
Monitoring Research Developments
Presiding: David Harris and William
Walter
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The
September 28, 2004 Mw 6 Parkfield Earthquake
Presiding: Joe Fletcher and Anthony Shakal
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| 8:30
am |
How
Earth Science and Earthquake Engineering Professional
Societies Can Jointly Influence Public Policy and Advocate
Seismic Safety to Reduce Global Earthquake Risk. Tucker,
B. and Anderson, J.
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Nuclear
Treaty Monitoring Research Needs: The AFTAC Perspective.
Schrodt, J.
(20
Mins) |
Surface
Fault Slip Associated with the 2004 Parkfield, California
Earthquake and Its Geologic Setting. Rymer, M.,
Tinsley, J., Treiman, J., Arrowsmith, J., Clahan, K.,
Rosinski, A., Fuis, G. and Snyder, H. |
| 8:45
am |
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Modern
Seismic Networks and Monitoring Everything Except Earthquakes.
Wallace, T. and Taylor, S. |
Strong-motion Data from the Parkfield Earthquake of 28
September 2004. Shakal, A., Graizer, V., Haddadi,
H., and Lin, K.-W. |
| 9:00
am |
New
Challenges in Earthquake Hazard Mitigation in China
before 2020.
Wang,
Zifa. |
What
Fraction of Seismicity Can Be Located Using Cross-correlation
and Multiple-event Relocation Algorithms? Richards,
P.., Kim, W., Walhauser, F., and Schaff, D.
(20
Mins) |
Characteristics
of Near-source Acceleration, Volumetric Strain, and
Displacement from Recordings of the Parkfield 2004 Earthquake
on the GEOS STrong-motion Array. Borcherdt, R..,
Johnston, M., Dietel, C., Glassmoyer, G. and Myren,
G. |
| 9:15
am |
Errors
and Problems Associated with Real-time Loss Estimates
after Earthquakes in Developing Countries.
Wyss, M.
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Finite-fault
Model of the 2004 Mw 6.0 Parkfield Earthquake
from Inversion of Strong-motion Data. Liu, P., Custodio,
S., and Archuleta, R. |
| 9:30
am |
Making
Optimal, Common-sense Decisions in an Uncertain World:
How Subscribers Might Utilize Earthquake Early-warning
Information. Cua, G. and Heaton, T. |
Advanced
Array Processing at NORSAR: Recent Developments and
Future Plans. Ringdal, F.., Kvaerna, T. and Gibbons,
S. |
Prediction
of Near-source Ground Motion for the 2004 Mw
6.0 Parkfield Earthquake: Effects of Using Different
Data Sets in the Inversion. Custodio, S., Liu,
P. and Archuleta, R. |
| 9:45
am |
Earthquake
Probability Maps: A New Web Tool. Harmsen, S. |
An
Overview of Double-difference Seismic Tomography and
Its Development. Zhang, H., and Thurber, C. |
Kinematic
Modeling of the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake. Dreger,
D., Murray, M., Nadeau, R. and Kim, A. |
| 10:00
am |
The
Importance of Community Involvement on the Road to School
Seismic Safety in British Columbia: The Obstacles and
Circumventing Them. Monk, T. |
High-resolution
Short-period Surface-wave Tomography from Ambient Seismic
Noise. Ritzwoller, M.., Shapiro, N., Campillo,
M. and Stehly, L.
(20
Mins) |
Rupture
Propagation of the 28 September 2004, M 6 Parkfield
Earthquake from an Analysis of Strong Motion at the
UPSAR Array Fletcher, J., Spudich, P., Baker,
L.M. and Sell, R. |
| 10:15
am |
Using
What We Know and Don’t Know in Earthquake Hazard Mitigation.
Stein, S. |
Reconciling
Data Using Markov Chain Monte Carlo: An Application
to the Yellow Sea-Korean Peninsula Region. Pasyanos,
M., Franz, G. and Ramirez, A. |
Parkfield
Earthquake Locations: Implications for Structure and
Fault Mechanics. Hardebeck, J., Waldhauser F., Michael,
A. and Ellsworth, W.
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10:30
am |
Coffee
Break (Regency Ballroom)
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11:00
am |
Poster Session (Regency Ballroom) |
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12:00
noon |
Lunch (Castle Peak and Martis Peak Rooms) |
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ANSS
and Real Time Seismology Presiding: William Savage and William Leith
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Nuclear
Explosion Monitoring Research Developments
Presiding: David B. Harris and William
R. Walter
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The
September 28, 2004 Mw6 Parkfield Earthquake
Presiding:
Joe Fletcher and Anthony Shakal
|
| 1:00
pm |
The
Origins of the Advanced National Seismic System.
Filson, J.,
Arabasz, W., Benz, H., Buland, R, Gee, L., Malone, S.
and Oppenheimer, D. (20 Mins) |
Amplitude
Tomography for Regional Phase-path Calibration. Phillips,
W., Rutledge, J., Taylor, S., Yang, X. and Mayeda,
K. |
Spatiotemporal
Variations of the Damage on the San Andreas Fault Associated
with the 2004 M 6 Parkfield Earthquake. Li, Y.-G..,
Chen, P., Cochran, E., Vidale, J. E. and Burdette, T. |
| 1:15
pm |
Progress
Developing the Advanced National Seismic System.
Leith,
W. (20 Mins)
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A
New Map of Lg Coda Q Variation for Eurasia: Implications
for the Relationship of Q to Tectonics and for Nuclear
Test Ban Monitoring. Mitchell, B. and Cong, L. |
Multimode
Imaging of Seismic Coda Waves for Detecting the Fault-zone
Heterogeneous Structure of the San Andreas Fault at
Parkfield, California. Taira, T., Silver, P.,
Niu, F. and Nadeau, R.M. |
| 1:30
pm |
Rapid
Postearthquake Information Products from the Advanced
National Seismic System (ANSS).
Wald, D. (20 Mins)
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Development
of a Time-domain, Variable-period, Surface-wave Magnitude
Measurement Procedure for Application at Teleseismic
and Regional Distances. Russell, D., Bonner, J..,
Harkrider, D. and Reiter, D. |
Nonlinear
Strong Ground Motion in the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake.
Rubinstein, J.. and Beroza, G. |
| 1:45
pm |
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A
Probability of Detection Method as an Alternative to
Short-period mb-MS. Taylor, S. and Patton, H. |
Tremor
Activity Before and After the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake.
Nadeau, R.. and Dolenc, D. |
| 2:00
pm |
Guideline
for ANSS Seismic Monitoring of Engineered Civil Systems.
Whittaker, A. and Nigbor, R. |
Unusual
Long-period Surface-wave Excitation by Shallow Sources
in Thick Sedimentary Basins. Selby, N.., Douglas,
A. and Patton, H. |
Was
the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake Preceded by a Temporal
Strain Anomaly? Sipkin, S. |
| 2:15
pm |
Strategies
and Guidelines for Structure Selection and Instrumentation:
The CSMIP Approach. Huang, M.. and Shakal, A.
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Focal
Depth Determination from P and S Coda Waves at Regional
Distances: A Time-reversed Acoustics Approach.
Toksoz, M., Li, X., Lu, R. and Willis, M. |
A
Scientific Hypothesis Challenged by Parkfield Earthquakes:
Material Contrasts and Rupture Propagation Direction.
Harris, R. |
| 2:30
pm |
HYDRA:
NEIC’s New Real-time Earthquake Response System. Benz,
H., Buland, R., Johnson, C., Bittenbinder, A. and
Sipkin, S. |
Simulations
of Energy Partitioning from Seismic Events in Underground
Mines. Larsen, S.., Kvaerna A., Roth., Aastebol,
K. and Harris, D. |
Rupture
Dynamics of Small Earthquakes, Including 2004 Aftershocks,
Recorded Downhole at Parkfield. Sonley, E. and Abercrombie,
R. |
| 2:45
pm |
The Integration of Seismic Networks in California by the
CISN. Oppenheimer, D., Gee, L., Given, D. Hauksson,
E. and Shakal, A. |
Ground
Truth and Velocity Structure in Central Asia from Local
Networks. Sheehan, A.., Rowe, C.,Monslave, G.
and De La Torre, T. |
Anomalous
Aftershock Decay Rates in the First Hundred Seconds.
Vidale, J. and Peng, Z. |
| 3:00
pm |
How
ANSS Data Are Managed at the IRIS Data Management Center:
Past, Present, and Future (?). Ahern, T. and
Benson, R. |
Ground-truth
Locations of Earthquakes in Iran and Indian Subcontinent
Using Seismic and Satellite Data. Saikia, C.,
Thio, H., Ichinose, G. and Rosen. P. |
Lessons
Learned from Monitoring b Values of Microseismicity
at Parkfield throughout the Seismic Cycle. Wiemer,
S., Schorlemmer, D. and Woessner, J. |
| 3:15
pm |
The
CISN/ANSS Engineering Strong-motion Data Center. Shakal,
A., Huang, M., Lin, K., Savage, W., Stephens, C.
and Haddadi, H. |
Frequency-dependent
degree of polarization filter for signal enhancement.
Schimmel, M. and Gallart, J. |
High-resolution
Strain on the San Andreas Fault at Parkfield before,
during, and after the 28 September 2004 Parkfield Earthquake:
Implications for Fault Response, Nucleation, and Earthquake
Prediction. Johnston, M., Borcherdt, R., Gladwin,
M., Myren, D., Mee, M., Glassmoyer, G. and Dietel, C.
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3:30
pm |
Coffee
Break (Regency Ballroom)
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3:30
pm |
Coffee Break (Regency Ballroom) |
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4:00
pm |
Poster Session (Regency Ballroom) |
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5:00
pm |
William
B. Joyner Memorial Lecture
Allin Cornell: “Quantifying the Seismology-Engineering
Interface” (Lakeside Ballroom) |
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6:00
pm |
Dinner in Castle Peak and Martis Peak Rooms |
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The
December 26, 2004 Mw 9 Indonesia
Earthquake and Tsunami
Presiding:
Paul Richards, Geoff Blewitt |
| 7:30
pm |
Three
Aspects of the 26 December 2004 Event. Richards,
P. |
| 7:50
pm |
Mapping
Areas of Uplift and Subsidence Associated with the Great
Sumatra-Nicobar-Andaman Earthquake of 2004, Using High-resolution
Imagery. Meltzner, A.., Avouac, J., Sieh, K.,
Hudnut, K., Ji, C., Abrams, M., Sanchez, R. and Galetzka,
J. |
| 8:10
pm |
Coseismic
Slip Distribution of the 2004 Banda Ache Earthquake.
Ji, C.., Hjorleifsdottir, V., Helmberger, D.,
Tromp, J. and Kanamori, H. |
| 8:30
pm |
The
M 9.0 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Islands Earthquake: Reconciling
Source Parameters Determined from Tsunami and Seismic
Data. Geist, E., Titov, V., Arcas, D. and Bilek,
S. |
| 8:50
pm |
Effects
of the Mw 9.0 Sumatra Earthquake and
Tsunami on Earth’s Shape. Blewitt, G., Plag,
H., Kreemer, C. and Hammond, W. |
Tuesday/Wednesday Poster Sessions
Regency Ballroom
Promoting Public Earthquake Safety
-
Prompt Assessment of Global Earthquakes for Response (PAGER). Earle, P.,
Wald, D., Quitoriano, V., and Donnelly, M.
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CISN DIsplay: Reliable Delivery of Real-time Earthquake Hazards
Information to Critical Users. Rico, H., Hauksson,
E., Oppenheimer, D., Gee, L., and Eisner, R.
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Impact of the 23 October 2004 M 6.6 Niigata Prefecture, Japan Earthquake
Analyzed from Satellite Imagery. Lamontagne, M., Fung,
K., Beauchemin, M., Charbonneau, F., Savopol, F., Pollock,
P., Avard, B., Auger, D.,and Giguere, C.
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The Seismologist’s Role in Public Seismic Safety: Seismic Hazard
Assessment and Communication in the New Madrid Seismic Zone.
Wang, Zhenming, Woolery, E., Shi, B. and Kiefer, J.
Regency Ballroom
The December 26, 2004 Mw
9.0 Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami
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Earthquake Forecasting Using the Pattern Informatics (PI) Method: Current
Status. Holliday, J., Rundle, J. , Tiampo, K. and
Turcotte, D.
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GSN REsponse and Performance for the Great Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake.
Butler, R., Anderson, K. and Park, J.
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The 26 December 2004, M 9.0 Sumatra Earthquake: Implications for Cascadia.
Cassidy, J.F., Rogers, G.C., Dragert, H., and Wang,
K.
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Aftershock Characteristics of the 2004 M 9.0 Sumatra-Andaman Islands Earthquake.
Bilek, S., Newman, A., and DeShon, H.
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Seismic Moment of the Great 2004 Sumatra Earthquake from Individual
Observations of Split Singlets of the Earth’s Gravest Modes.
Stein, S. and Okal, E.
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Slip Model of the 2004 Aceh-Nicobar Earthquake from Teleseismic Body
Waves, Surface Waves, and Tsunami Data. Ichinose, G.
and Saikia, C.
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Rupture Process of the 26 December 2004 Sumatra-Indonesia Earthquake (Mw
8.8) from the Inversion of Teleseismic Broadband Waveforms.
Orgulu, G., Lee, S., Ma, K., and Huang, B.
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Moment Release History of Large-magnitude Earthquakes in the Region of the
2004 M 9 Sumatra-Andaman Islands Earthquake. DeShon, H.,
Budzinski, M., and Thurber, C.
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Estimation of the Rupture Length and Velocity of the Tsunami-generating
Event of 26 December 2004 Using Hydroacoustic Signals. De
Groot-Hedlin, C.
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Numerical Study of the 26 December 2004 North Sumatra Tsunami.
Suleimani, E. and Hansen, R.
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Periodically Triggered Seismic Events at Mt. Wrangell Volcano Following
the Sumatra-Andaman Islands Earthquake. West, M.,
Sanchez, J. and McNutt, S.
Regency Ballroom
Nuclear Explosion Monitoring Research
Developments
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Scaled Explosive Experiments at the Underground Research Laboratory.
McCormack, D., and Bowers, D.
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Source Scaling of Single-fired Mining Explosions with Different
Confinement and Explosive. Stump, B. and Zhou, R.
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Upper-crustal Structure in Southeast Arizona from P and Rg Phases
Generated by Explosions. Kim, T. and Stump, B.
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MS:mb Study of Mining Explosions in Wyoming, USA and Hebei,
China.
Zhou, R., Stump, B., and Hayward, C.
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Source Phenomenology Experiment in Arizona: Comparison of Regional Surface
Waves between Hard- and Soft-Rock Mines. Zeiler, C.,
Velasco, A., and Hernandez, S.
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Moment-tensor Representation for Underground Explosions of Various Source
Configurations. Yang, X. and Bonner, L.
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The Effect of Topography and Near-source Geologic Heterogeneity on the
Generation of Short-period Explosion S Waves.
Myers, S., Wagoner, J., and Larsen, S.
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Modeling Nuclear Explosions and Earthquakes with the Spectral Element
Method and High-performance Computing. Rodgers, A.
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A Study of the Mechanisms of Lg Generation from Spectral Ratio Analysis of
the Balapan Dob Experiments. Patton, H.
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Regional Discriminant Optimization with and without Nuclear Test Data:
Western U.S. Examples. Walter, W., Mayeda, K.,
Sicherman, A. Bonner, J., and Leidig, M.
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Detection and Classification of
Uncertain Seismic Signals. Harris, D.
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Discrimination Analysis of the Neva-2, -3, and -4 PNE’s Using Digital and
Analog Regional Seismic Records. Hartse, H., Mackey,
K., Fujita, K., and Koz’min, B.
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Application of Maximum-likelihood Magnitude Estimates to Event Screening
Using the Ms:mb Discrimination
Criterion. Murphey, J., Barker, B., Israelsson, H.,
and McLaughlin, K.
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Intraplate Seismicity and the
Discrimination of Nuclear Test Events. Mooney, W., Schulte,
S., and Detweiler, S.
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Differential Travel-time Residual Analysis in China and East Asia.
Steck, L.K., Rowe, C., and Phillips, W.
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Regional Seismic Location Improvement and Statistical Assessment of
Nonstationary Travel-time Uncertainty in Western Eurasia.
Flanagan, M.P. and Myers, S.
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Assessment of Local Monitoring Capabilities at a Nuclear Test Site.
Sweeney, J., and Smith, A.
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Earthquake Detection Capabilities of the Advanced National Seismic
Network.
McNamara, D., Buland R., and Benz, H.
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2D Q Coda Wave Tomography in Northern Italy. Morasca, P., Mayeda,
K., Gok, R., and Phillips, W.
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Sensitivity Analysis of Ground-truth Locations of Selected Chinese
Earthquakes Using Remote Sensing and Seismic Data. Saikia,
C., Thio, H., Ichinose, G. , Chen, J., Helmberger, D.
and Simons, M.
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Focal Mechanisms from Moment-tensor Solutions and First-motion Polarities
of Shallow to Deep Local Earthquakes in Eastern Nepal and
Southern Tibet. De La Torre, T.., Monsalve, G., and
Sheehan, A.
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The Generic Array Processing (GAP)
Software Package. Koper, K.
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A New Inverse S Transform for Filters with Time-frequency Localization.
Schimmel, M. and Gallart, J.
Regency Ballroom
The September 28, 2004 Mw 6 Parkfield
Earthquake
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A Model for the Seismicity on the Parkfield Segment of the San Andreas
Fault. Zoeller, G., Hainzl, S., Hollschneider, M., and
Ben-Zion, Y.
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Analysis of Spatial Variation of Strong Ground Motion during the Parkfield
Earthquake of 28 September 2004. Haddadi, H. and
Shakal, A.
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Rupture Process of the 2003 San Simeon Earthquake and Aftershock Rate
Changes Related to the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake.
Ichinose, G., Somerville, P., Graves, R., and McLaren,
G.
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The Statistical Variability of Strong-ground-motion Data from the M
6 Parkfield Earthquake. Lin, K. and Shakal, A.
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The Unpredictable Earthquake: 25 Years Later. Brune, J.
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Near-real-time Generation of 3D Interactive Visualization and Web-based
Information Pertaining to the 28 September 2004 Mw
6 Parkfield Earthquake. Kilb, D., Bowen, J., Cruz,
C., Eakins, J., Lindquist, K., Martynov, V., Nayak, A.,
Newman, R., Otero, J., Prieto, G., and Vernon, F.
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Magnitude Production Balance and Recent Failed San Andreas Earthquake
Forecasts.
Latchman, J., Aspinall, W., and Morgan, F.
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Simulation of Strong Ground Motion by Hybrid Green’s Function Technique:
Application to the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake. Sanli, B.,
Durukal, E., and Erd, K.
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Imaging the Cholame Valley Fault Stepover with Guided Waves. Michael,
A., Ross, S. and Hamilton, J.
Regency Ballroom
ANSS and Real Time Seismology
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EarthScope and USArray: The First Eighteen Months and the Year Ahead.
Ingate, S., Ahern, T., Butler, R., Fowler, J., and
Taber, J.
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Automated Seismic Data Processing in the Mid-America Region of the
Advanced National Seismic System. Withers, M.
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Real-time Processing and Data Exchange at the Alaska Earthquake
Information Center. Stachnik, J.C., Hansen, R.A., and
Ratchkovski, N.
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Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network (PNSN) as Part of ANSS. Thomas,
G., Qamar, A., Barberopoulou, A., Lindquist, P., and
Malone, S.
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Utah’s ANSS Urban Strong-motion Network, 2000–2005: Status, Lessons, and
Applications. Arabasz, W., Dye, T., Drobeck, D.,
Pankow, K., Pechmann, J., Burlacu, R., and Moeinvaziri, A.
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Progress toward Standards within the California Integrated Seismic Network
(CISN). Given, D., Walter, A., Worden, B., Yong, A.,
Appel, V., Hauksson, E., Rico, H., Saleh, T., Solanki, K.,
Gee, L., Lombard, P., Neuhauser, D., Zuzlewsky, S.,
Oppenheimer, D., Dietz, L., Haddadi, H., Shakal, A.,
Schwarz, S., and Friberg, P.
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Seismic Network Improvements in Nevada through the ANSS Initiative.
Biasi, G., Slater, D., Anooshehpoor, A., Anderson, J.,
Nicks, W., Torrisi, J., and Wilson, A.
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Advanced National Seismic System and Earthquake Hazard Studies in the
Northeastern United States: The Lamont Cooperative
Seismographic Network.
Kim, W.
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IRIS Cooperation with the ANSS Backbone. Butler, R. and Anderson, R.
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ANSS and Other Earthquake Data at the NCEDC. Neuhauser, D., Gee,
L., Zuzlewski, S., Murray, M., Romanowicz, B., Klein, F.,
Macbeth, H., and Oppenheimer, D.
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Near-real-time Back-up of Large Seismic Waveform Data Sets with the
Storage Resource Broker. Lindquist, K., Eakins, J.,
Rajasekar, A., and Vernon, F.
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Current Development and Future Directions at the Southern California
Earthquake Data Center (SCEDC). Appel, V. and
Clayton, R.
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The COSMOS VDC: A Search ENgine for Worldwide Strong-motion Data.
Squibb, M., Archuleta, R. and Steidl, J.
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A Software Tool to Evaluate Ambient Seismic Noise Levels for ANSS
Broadband Seismic Stations. McNamara, D., Buland, R.,
and Benz, H.
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“Did You Feel It?” Goes GLobal: Testing the USGS Community Internet Intensity
Map (CIIM) Procedure for Non-U.S. Earthquakes. Wald,
D.., Quitoriano, V., and Dewey, J.
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Advanced National Seismic System’s ShakeMap: Ongoing Developments.
Worden, C., Wald, D., Quitoriano, V., and Lin, K.
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Verification of ShakeMap Operational Requirements for the Upper
Mississippi Embayment. Brackman, T. and Withers, M.
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Expanding ShakeMap Capabilities in
the Utah Region. Pankow, K. and Burlacu, R.
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Relationship between Ground-motion Parameters and Modified Mercalli
Intensity from Community Internet Intensity Maps.
Gerstenberger, M. and Worden, C.
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Examples of Site Characterization and VS30 Measurements at ANSS Stations
at Selected Sites across the United States. Odum, J.,
Stephenson, W., Williams, R., and Worley, D.
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REF TEK Mobile VSAT Seismic Station for Rapid Deployment: An Advanced
Real-time Seismological Data-acquisition System. Passmore,
P., Raczka, J., and Zimakov, L.
Regency Ballroom
Crustal Structure
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How Thick Is the Earth’s Crust? Mooney, W., Chuck, G., and
Detweiler, S.
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Development of a Velocity Model for Black Mesa, Arizona and the Southern
Colorado Plateau from Multiple Data Sets. Russell, D.
Bonner, J., Harkrider, D., and Reiter, D.
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Continental Upper Mantle: T, VS, QS. Artemieva, I.
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Crustal Velocity Structure of the San Francisco Bay Area from
Controlled-source Seismic Refraction Imaging.
Catchings, R., Goldman, M., Rymer, M., Steedman, C.,
and Gandhok, G.
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Amplitude Tomography from MS Data beneath China. Hearn, T., Pei,
S., Wang, S., and Ni, J.
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Shear-velocity Structure of Central Asian Basins from Surface-wave
Velocity Inversions. Maceira, M., Ammon, C., and
Taylor, S.
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Analysis of Seismic Data from the Northern San Francisco Bay Area.
Detweiler, S., Sell, R., Lin, H., Chen, Y.,
Mooney, W., Fletcher, J., and Boatwright, J.
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Seismic Anisotropy in Northern Baja California, Mexico Using SKS Waves
Recorded by the NARS-Baja Array. Obrebski, M. and
Valenzuela, R.
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S-wave Amplitude Tomography in Northern China. Pei, S., Hearn, T.,
Wang, S., and Xu, Z.
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New Interpretation of Deep Seismic Refraction Data from the Tocantins
Province, Brazil. Perosi, F.,Mooney, W., and
Berrocal, J.
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An Estimate of Shear-wave Q of the Mantle Wedge in Mexico.
Singh, S.., Pacheco, J., and Iglesias, A.
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Regional Variation of the Coda Q in the Korean Peninsula. Young,
Y.., Lee, W., and Lee, K.
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The SCEC Community Modeling Environment (SCED/CME): A Cyberinfrastructure
for Earthquake Science. Maechling, P. and Jordan,
T.
|
Time |
Lakeside Ballroom A
|
Lakeside Ballroom B |
Lakeside Ballroom C
|
| 8:00
am |
Recent
Advances in Seismic Inversion
Presiding:
Jacobo Bielak and Omar Ghattas |
Predicting
Ground Motions for Shallow Crustal Earthquakes
Presiding:
Yuehua
Zeng, Ellen Rathje |
Seismic
Hazard of the Great Basin
Presiding:
Mark Petersen and Feng Su |
| 8:00
am |
|
Composite
Ground-motion Models and Logic Trees: Method, Sensitivities,
and Uncertainties. Scherbaum, F.., Bommer, J.,
Bungum, H., Cotton, F. and Abrahamson, N. |
Shallow
Shear Velocity and Seismic Microzonation of the Urban
Las Vegas, Nevada Basin. Scott, J.., Rasmussen,
T., Smith, S., Louie, J., Luke, B., Taylor, W.and Wagoner,
J. |
| 8:15
am |
Local
Attenuation and Velocity Structure through Downhole
Array Data Inversion: A Hybrid Global-local Optimization
Algorithm. Assimaki, D.. and Steidl, J. |
Application
of Stochastic Source Models to Predict Ground Motions
in the New Madrid Seismic Zone. Tavakoli, B.
and Pezeshk, S. |
Ground-motion
Attenuation Relations for the Intermountain West Part
1: Velocity Model Calibration and Source Model Characterization.
Ichinose, G., Somerville, P. and Graves, R. |
| 8:30
am |
Joint
Inversion for High-resolution Subduction Zone Seismicity
and Velocity Structure in Ibaraki, Japan. Shelly,
D.., Beroza, G., Zhang, H., Thurber, C. and Ide,
S. |
Q
Observations and Implications for Seismic Hazard in
Eastern North America (ENA) and Western India. Cramer,
C. |
Using
Geodetic Data to Estimate Seismic Hazard in the Western
Great Basin. Hammond, W. and Kreemer, C. |
| 8:45
am |
Source
Process of the 2003 Bam Earthquake from Inversion of
Seismic Recordings and InSAR Data. Mai, P..,
Jonsson, S. and Salichon, J. |
Attenuation
of Peak Ground Motion and V/H Ratios for Three Recent
California Earthquakes. Graizer, V.. and Shakal,
A. |
Quantifying
Seismic Hazard Uncertainty in the Reno-Carson Metropolitan
Region. Su, F.. and Anderson, J. |
| 9:00
am |
High-resolution
3D Travel-time Tomography Using Controlled Sources and
Earthquakes: Application to the Seattle Basin and Vicinity.
Crosson, R. |
The
28 May 2004 Kojour, Iran Earthquake: Analysis of the
Strong-motion Records. Shoja-Taheri, J., Naserrieh,
S. and Ghafoorian-Nasab, A. |
First
Paleoseismic Results from the Lake Tahoe Basin: Evidence
for Three M 7 Range Earthquakes on the Incline Village
Fault. Seitz, G., Kent, G., Dingler, J., Karlin,
R. and Turner, R. |
| 9:15
am |
A
Unified Approach for Seismic Source Inversion and Full
3D Tomography. Chen, P.., Zhao, L. and Jordan,
T. |
Shallow
S-wave Velocity Structures at Strong-motion Stations
along the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and at Fairbanks, estimated
by Surface-wave Inversion Applied for Microtremors and
Hammer-generated Waves. Kudo, K.., Tsuno, S.,
Iwata, T., Asano, K. and Irikura, K. |
Recent
Paleoearthquake History of the Southern Warm Springs
Valley Fault System, Northwest Nevada. de Polo, C..,
Sawyer, T., Ramelli, A. and Berger, G. |
| 9:30
am |
Seismic
Tomography, Adjoint Methods, Time Reversal, and Banana-donut
Kernels. Tromp, J. and Liu, Q. |
Observed
Site Effects during the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake and
Its Aftershocks. Rathje, E.., Kockar, M. and
Ozbey, M. |
Geological
and Geophysical Evidence for the Nature, Style, and
Age of Faults in Crater Flat, Nevada. Stamatakos,
J. and Ferrill, D. |
| 9:45
am |
Seismic
Waveform Inversion for Elastic Properties and Anelastic
Losses in Highly Heterogeneous Structures. Akcelik,
V., Askan, A.., Bielak, J. and Ghattas, O. |
Large
Earthquakes and Low Footwall Accelerations on the Fort
Sage Mountains Normal Fault Zone, Northeastern California.
Briggs, R., Barron, A., Wesnousky, S., Brune,
J. and Purvance, M. |
Spatial
and Temporal Sampling Issues for Characteristic Earthquake
and Seismic Hazard Studies: Illustrations for the Wasatch,
New Madrid, and North Africa Seismic Zones. Swafford,
L.., Stein, S., Newman, A. and Friedrich, A. |
| 10:00
am |
Coffee
Break (Regency Ballroom)
|
|
10:30
am |
Poster Session (Regency Ballroom) |
|
12:00
noon |
SSA
Annual Lunch (Lakeside Ballroom) |
|
2:00
pm |
Poster Session (Regency Ballroom) |
|
Session
Title |
Crustal
Structure
Presiding:
Allison Bent, Zhigang Peng |
Predicting
Ground Motions for Shallow Crustal Earthquakes
Presiding:
Yuehua
Zeng, Yoshi Hisada |
Walker
Lane, Central Nevada Seismic Belt, and Eastern Sierra
Nevada Margin
Presiding:
Kenneth Smith and James Faulds |
| 3:30
pm |
Improved
Velocity Models for the Crust and Uppermost Mantle beneath
Central and Eastern Canada. Bent, A. and Kao,
H. |
Broadband
Ground-motion Simulation for a Mw
6.7 Earthquake on the Puente Hills Fault. Graves,
R. |
Overview
of Recent Seismicity in the Western Great Basin and
Walker Lane Region. Smith, K. |
| 3:45
pm |
Average
Crust Model and Moho Geometry beneath Taiwan. Wang,
H.., Chen, H. and Zhu, L. |
An
Extension of the Stochastic Green’s Function Method
to Long-period Strong Ground-motion Simulation. Hisada,
Y. and Bielak, J. |
Geodetic
Constraints on the Rate and Style of Contemporary Deformation
in the Northern Walker Lane. Hammond, W., Blewitt,
G. and Kreemer, C. |
| 4:00
pm |
Tomographic
Regionalization of Lg Q in Eastern Eurasia. Xie,
J., Wu, Z., Liu, R. and Liang, J. |
Developing
Acceptable Base Input Motions for FLAC Seismic Deformation
Analysis for Haynes Generating Station Intake Pipeline
Systems. Zhai, E.., Bhushan, K. and Tognazzini,
R. |
The
1954 Rainbow Mountain-Stillwater-Fairview Peak-Dixie
Valley Earthquake Sequence, Central Nevada: 50 Years
Later. Caskey, S.., Bell, J., Wesnousky, S. and
Slemmons, D. |
| 4:15
pm |
Relations
between Elastic Wave Speeds and Density in the Earth’s
Crust. Brocher, T. |
Modeling
and Simulation of Near-fault Strong Ground Motions for
Earthquake Engineering Applications. Mavroeidis, G.,
Halldorsson, B. and Papageorgiou, A. |
Pattern
and Rate of Late Quaternary Faulting along the Pyramid
Lake Fault Zone, Northern Walker Lane Belt, Based on
Deformation of Lake Lahontan Chronostratigraphy. Bell,
J. and House, P. |
| 4:30
pm |
Geotechnical
Site Characterization Using Remote Sensing Data: A Feasibility
Study. Yong, A.., Hough, S., Hudnut, K., Giberson,
J., Healy, S. and Simila, G. |
Modeling
and Testing an Improved Isochrone-based Directivity
Function for Use in Empirical Ground-motion-Prediction
Relations. Spudich, P., Chiou., B., Graves, R.,
Collins, N. and Somerville, P. |
Interaction
of Sierra Nevada Frontal Faults and the Northern Walker
Lane. Ramelli, A.., Bell, J. and dePolo, C. |
| 4:45
pm |
Analyses
of Ambient Ground and Structural Vibration Data. Safak,
E. |
Expected
Near-fault Peak Ground Velocity Based on Earthquake
and Laboratory Data. McGarr, A. and Fletcher,
J. |
A
60 k.y. Record of Extension across the Western Boundary
of the Basin and Range Province: Estimate of Slip Rates
from Offset Shoreline Terraces and a Catastrophic Slide
beneath Lake Tahoe. Kent, G., Babcock, J., Driscoll,
N., Harding, A., Dingler, J., Seitz, G.and Karlin, R.
|
| 5:00
pm |
Temporal
Changes of Seismic Velocity around the Karadere-Duzce
Branch of the North Anatolian Fault and Its Relation
to Nonlinear Strong Ground Motion. Peng, Z..
and Ben-Zion, Y. |
Effects
of Fault Rupture Directivity on Mean and Modal Probabilistic
Design Earthquakes. Rowshandel, B. |
Sierran
Uplift and Lower Crustal Earthquake Swarm: Evidence
for Magma Injection beneath North Lake Tahoe, Nevada-California
in Late 2003. Smith, K., Blewitt, G., Von Seggern,
D., Preston, L., Anderson, J. and Kilb, D. |
| 5:15
pm |
Toward
Automated Moment-tensor Solutions for Eastern Canadian
Earthquakes. Bent, A.., Kao, H., Ristau, J. and
Woodgold, C. |
Ground
Motions: Effects of Topography and Realistic Q. Ma,
S.., Liu, P. and Archuleta, R. |
3D
Vp and Vp/Vs Velocity Models and Spatial Seismicity
Patterns along the Intracontinental Plate Boundary in
Central-eastern California: Imaging the Magma Chamber
beneath Coso. Hauksson, E. and Unruh, J. |
|
5:30
pm |
Refreshments
on patio of Lakeside Ballroom
|
|
6:00
pm |
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