Thursday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	G41A	MCC 3010	Active Deformation of the Continents Monitored by Geodesy: From Fault to Plate Scale IV (joint with S, T) Presiding: J Nocquet, CNRS-UMR Geosciences Azur, Nice; R E Reilinger, Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology    [Abstracts]
0800	G41A-01	MCC 3010	InSAR Observations of low Slip Rates on the Major Faults of Western Tibet *T J Wright, B Parsons, P C England, E J Fielding    [details]
0815	G41A-02	MCC 3010	Microplate Tectonics in East Asia: Evidence from GPS Velocities and Block Modeling *E V Apel, R B\"{u}rgmann, M Kogan, R King, N F Vasilenko, V I Levin, G M Steblov, D I Forlov, A I Ivaschenko, Y I Gordeyev    [details]
0830	G41A-03	MCC 3010	Kinematic Behaviour and Active Tectonics of the SE Asia Triple Junction Inferred by GPS Measurements in Sulawesi (Eastern Indonesia) *A Socquet, W Simons, C Vigny, B Ambrosius, W Spakman, A Walpersdorf, C Subarya, D Sarsito    [details]
0845	G41A-04	MCC 3010	On the comparisons of seismic moment rates determined from historic earthquakes, GPS and Quaternary fault slip rates B Shen-Tu, M Mahdyiar, *Y Rong    [details]
0900	G41A-05	MCC 3010	Crustal block kinematics of the Kanto and the Izu regions, central Japan estimated from GPS and leveling data *T Nishimura, T Sagiya    [details]
0915	G41A-06	MCC 3010	Seafloor Geodetic Observation Along the Major Trenches Around Japan - Focusing on Results at Off-Miyagi Area - *M Fujita, T Ishikawa, M Sato, M Mochizuki, M Katayama, S Toyama, T Yabuki, A Asada, O L Colombo    [details]
0930	G41A-07	MCC 3010	GPS Measurement of Neotectonic Motions in the Antarctic Interior *M J Willis, T J Wilson, T James    [details]
0945	G41A-08	MCC 3010	Building on Current Space-Based Geodesy to Infer Long-Term Tectonic Reduction in Continental Area *B C Hahn, C Kreemer, W E Holt, P G Silver, A J Haines    [details]