Monday Morning 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	G12A	MCC 2008	Postseismic Deformation: New Observations, Models, and Syntheses I (joint with S, T) Presiding: E Calais, Purdue University; R Burgmann, University of California, Berkeley; E Hearn, Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of British Columbia; S Kenner, Department of Geological Sciences,    [Abstracts]
1020	G12A-01	MCC 2008	Postseismic Deformation: Different mechanisms in different times and places. *P Segall INVITED    [details]
1035	G12A-02	MCC 2008	Transient Rheology of the Upper Mantle: Evidence From two Case Studies *F F Pollitz INVITED    [details]
1050	G12A-03	MCC 2008	Deep Lithospheric Mantle and Heterogeneous Crustal Flow Following the 2002 Denali, Alaska Earthquake *A M Freed, R Burgmann, E Calais, J T Freymueller, S Hreinsdottir INVITED    [details]
1105	G12A-04	MCC 2008	Spatio-temporal Signatures of Post-seismic Relaxation due to the Mojave Desert (S. California) Earthquakes from InSAR and GPS Data, With Implications for the Driving Mechanisms *Y Fialko INVITED    [details]
1120	G12A-05	MCC 2008	Kinematic and dynamic models of deep afterslip following the 1999 Izmit-Duzce earthquake sequence *E H Hearn, S McClusky, R Reilinger    [details]
1135	G12A-06	MCC 2008	Post-Seismic Deformation Following the June 2000 Earthquake Sequence in Southwest Iceland *T Arnadottir, S Jonsson, F Pollitz, W Jiang, K L Feigl, E Sturkell, H Geirsson INVITED    [details]
1150	G12A-07	MCC 2008	Postseismic Deformations Following The 2003 Tokachi-oki Earthquake Detected By Dense GPS Observation H Takahashi, T Kato, T Sagiya, *M Hashimoto, T Matsushima, M Kasahara    [details]
1205	G12A-08	MCC 2008	Toward an Improved Understanding of Subduction Zone Mechanics: Finite Element Modeling Results From the Jalisco GPS Project, 1993-2004 *S V Schmitt, C DeMets, J Stock, O Sanchez, T Masterlark, B Marquez-Azua    [details]