Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Seismology

 

Monday Morning

Time Session Location Title
1020 S11H MCC 3011 The 2002 Denali Fault Earthquake: Observations and Implications II
(joint with G)
Presiding: A Frankel, U.S. Geological Survey; W L Ellsworth, U. S. Geological Survey
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1020 S11H-01 MCC 3011 The Common Phenomenon of Transient-Triggered Seismicity
*P Bodin, J Gomberg, K Larson, H Dragert
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1035 S11H-02 MCC 3011 Ground Motions in the Near Field of the November 3, 2002 Denali Fault, Alaska, Earthquake
*W L Ellsworth, M Celebi, J R Evans, E G Jensen, M C Metz, D J Nyman, J W Roddick, C D Stephens, P A Spudich
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1050 S11H-03 MCC 3011 Source Process of the M7.9 Denali Fault, Alaska, Earthquake: Sub-Events, Directivity, and Scaling of High-Frequency Ground Motion
*A Frankel
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1105 S11H-04 MCC 3011 Source models for the 2003 Denali Fault Earthquakes from InSAR and GPS.
*T J Wright, Z Lu, C Wicks
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1120 S11H-05 MCC 3011 Kinematic and Dynamic Rupture Models of the November 3, 2002 Mw7.9 Denali, Alaska, Earthquake
*D S Dreger, D Oglesby, R Harris, N Ratchkovski, R Hansen
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1135 S11H-06 MCC 3011 Slip Transfer from the Denali to Totschunda Faults During the 3 November 2002 $M_w$ 7.9 Denali, Alaska, Earthquake
*H S Bhat, R Dmowska, J R Rice, N Kame
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1150 S11H-07 MCC 3011 Coseismic Slip Distribution of the Denali Fault Earthquake as Estimated From GPS Measurements.
*S Hreinsd\'ottir, J T Freymueller, R B\"urgmann
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1205 S11H-08 MCC 3011 Could a Complex Earthquake like the 2002 Denali Fault Event hit the Los Angeles area?
*G Anderson, B Aagaard, K Hudnut
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