Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Seismology

 

Wednesday Morning

Time Session Location Title
0800 S31A MCC 3009 Stress Transfer, Triggered Earthquakes, and Time-Dependent Seismic Hazard I
(joint with G, T, NG)
Presiding: S Steacy, University of Ulster; E S Cochran, Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, University of California, Los Angeles
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0800 S31A-01 MCC 3009 A Fresh Look at the Triggering of Earthquake Pairs, Such as the Landers-Big Bear, Landers-Hector Mine, Izmit-Duzce, and Nenana-Denali, and March-May 1997 Kagoshima Events
*S Toda, R S Stein
INVITED    [details]
0815 S31A-02 MCC 3009 Slip Partitioning and the Regional Stress Field
*D Bowman, G King, Y Klinger, P Tapponnier
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0830 S31A-03 MCC 3009 Detecting Seismicity Shadows at Short Time Scales
*D Marsan
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0845 S31A-04 MCC 3009 Testing the stress shadow hypothesis
*K R Felzer, R E Abercrombie, E E Brodsky
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0900 S31A-05 MCC 3009 Assessment of Spatial Aftershock Probabilities: a Feasibility Study in Earthquake Hazard
*J McCloskey
INVITED    [details]
0915 S31A-06 MCC 3009 Coulomb Stress Modelling as a Practical Tool in Real-time Aftershock Hazard Assessment: the Example of the PRESAP Blind Test
*O Scotti, S Steacy, M Cocco, J Zahradnik, J Mc Closkey, C Presap
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0930 S31A-07 MCC 3009 Are foreshocks explained by cascades of triggered seismicity: empirical tests and comparison with the Olami-Feder-Christensen SOC model
*S Hergarten, A Helmstetter, D Sornette
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0945 S31A-08 MCC 3009 After the lightning and before the thunder; non-Omori behavior of early aftershocks?
*J E Vidale, E S Cochran, H Kanamori, R W Clayton
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