Friday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	NG54A	MCC 3002	Nonlinear Models in Earthquake Forecasting II (joint with S) Presiding: D Bowman, California State University, Fullerton; T E Tullis, Brown University    [Abstracts]
1600	NG54A-01	MCC 3002	Earthquake Forecasting with Correlated Seismicity Patterns *K F Tiampo, J B Rundle, W Klein    [details]
1615	NG54A-02	MCC 3002	Earth crust memory, earthquake remote triggering and Self Organized Criticality *C Godano, E Lippiello, L de Arcangelis    [details]
1630	NG54A-03	MCC 3002	Accelerating Moment Release Before Large Earthquakes: Stress Triggering Versus Stress Accumulation A Mignan, *D D Bowman, G C King    [details]
1645	NG54A-04	MCC 3002	Do earthquakes correlate better with Earth tides in earthquake prediction windows? P N Shebalin, *E S Cochran, J E Vidale, V Keilis-Borok    [details]
1700	NG54A-05	MCC 3002	Earthquake Forecasting;Linear and Non-Linear Evolution *W Klein, J B Rundle, K F Tiampo, J Holliday INVITED    [details]
1715	NG54A-06	MCC 3002	Detailed Multi-scale Earthquake Modeling Using Rate and State Friction and the Fast Multipole Method on Parallel Computers *T E Tullis    [details]
1730	NG54A-07	MCC 3002	Earthquake Prediction in Large-scale Faulting Experiments *J Junger, B Kilgore, N Beeler, J Dieterich    [details]
1745	NG54A-08	MCC 3002	Modification of the Pattern Informatics Method for Forecasting Large Earthquake Events Using Complex Eigenvectors *J R Holliday, J B Rundle, K F Tiampo, B Klein, A Donnellan    [details]