Session Information

2004 Fall Meeting

Seismology

 

Tuesday Morning 1

Time Session Location Title
0800 S21C MCC 3006 Time-Dependent, Physics-Based Earthquake-Forecast Models
(joint with T)
Presiding: E H Field, U.S. Geological Survey; D D Jackson, University of California, Los Angeles
   [Abstracts]
0800 S21C-01 MCC 3006 A Progress Report on the Working Group for the Development of Regional Earthquake Likelihood Models (RELM)
*E H Field
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0815 S21C-02 MCC 3006 Forecasting the evolution of seismicity in southern California: Animations built on earthquake stress transfer
*R S Stein, S Toda, K Richards-Dinger, S B Bozkurt
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0830 S21C-03 MCC 3006 Significance of stress transfer in time-dependent earthquake probability calculation
*T Parsons
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0845 S21C-04 MCC 3006 Simulation-Based Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment Using System-Level, Physics-Based Models: Assembling Virtual California
P B Rundle, *J B Rundle, G Morein, A Donnellan, D Turcotte, W Klein
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0900 S21C-05 MCC 3006 Test of a Short-Term Prediction Algorithm
P Shebalin, *V Keilis-Borok, S Uyeda
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0915 S21C-06 MCC 3006 Optimizing the Parameters of the Rate-and-State Constitutive Law in an Earthquake Clustering Model
*R Console, M Murru, F Catalli
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0930 S21C-07 MCC 3006 Synchronous seismicity-rate-changes from the predicted rates by the ETAS model in and around the northern Japan preceding the 2003 Tokachi-oki earthquake of M8.0
*Y Ogata
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0945 S21C-08 MCC 3006 Prospective Tests of Southern California Earthquake Forecasts
*D D Jackson, D Schorlemmer, M Gerstenberger, Y Y Kagan, A Helmstetter, S Wiemer, N Field
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