Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	S31D	MCC 3004	Fault Structure, Friction, Stress, and Dynamics I (joint with T) Presiding: D D Oglesby, University of California, Riverside; E Fukuyama, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention    [Abstracts]
0800	S31D-01	MCC 3004	Gouge Formation by Dynamic Pulverization During Earthquakes *Z Reches, T Dewers INVITED    [details]
0815	S31D-02	MCC 3004	Pulverized Fault Zone Rocks Along the Mojave Section of the San Andreas Fault: Distribution and Mechanical Significance O Dor, *Y Ben-Zion    [details]
0830	S31D-03	MCC 3004	Structures Formed in Experimentally Sheared Artificial Fault Gouge: Precise Statistical Measurements *T Dilov, S Yoshida, A Kato, M Nakatani, H Mochizuki, K Otsuki    [details]
0845	S31D-04	MCC 3004	Comparative Laboratory and Numerical Simulations of Shearing Granular Fault Gouge: Micromechanical Processes *J K Morgan, C J Marone, Y Guo, J L Anthony, M W Knuth    [details]
0900	S31D-05	MCC 3004	Direct Observation of Depth Variation in Fault Zone Structure Through and Below the Seismogenic Crust: Preliminary Results From the SEMP Fault System in Austria *E K Frost, J Dolan, C Sammis, B Hacker, L Ratschbacher    [details]
0915	S31D-06	MCC 3004	Transition from cataclastic flow to aseismic brittle failure in Carrarra marble E Walker, *A Schubnel, B Thompson, J Fortin, M Nasseri, R Young    [details]
0930	S31D-07	MCC 3004	Repeated Rupture of Asperities on a Single Fault: Aseismic and Seismic Interactions. A Case Study From Induced Seismicity at Soultz (France) S Bourouis, *P Bernard, F Cornet    [details]
0945	S31D-08	MCC 3004	Repeating earthquakes may indicate a relation between fault healing and proximity to a mainshock asperity *Z Peng, J E Vidale, C J Marone, A Rubin    [details]