Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	S34A	MCC 3004	Faults, Shaking, and Seismic Hazard Estimation II Presiding: M Wyss, World Agency of Planetary Monitoring and Earthquake Risk Reduction; J L Hardebeck, U.S. Geological Survey    [Abstracts]
1600	S34A-01	MCC 3004	Quantitative Estimates of the Numbers of Casualties to be Expected due to Major Earthquakes Near Megacities *M Wyss, F Wenzel    [details]
1615	S34A-02	MCC 3004	Seismic Hazard Model for Chile *C R Williams, G L Molas, L S Hall, D S Windeler    [details]
1630	S34A-03	MCC 3004	Impact of a Large San Andreas Fault Earthquake on Tall Buildings in Southern California S Krishnan, *C Ji, D Komatitsch, J Tromp    [details]
1645	S34A-04	MCC 3004	Do Surface Fault Ruptures Cause More Destruction of Houses? *Y Tsai, T Yu, C Lee    [details]
1700	S34A-05	MCC 3004	Seismic Velocity Structure and Seismotectonics of the Hayward Fault System, East San Francisco Bay, California *J L Hardebeck, A J Michael, T M Brocher    [details]
1715	S34A-06	MCC 3004	Crustal Velocity Model of Watusi Data Integrated With Legacy Data, Clark County, Nevada *S A Zaragoza, C M Snelson    [details]
1730	S34A-07	MCC 3004	Imaging the Las Vegas Basin: Results From Recent Seismic Refractions Experiments *C M Snelson, D J McEwan, A C Hirsch, S A Zaragoza    [details]
1745	S34A-08	MCC 3004	Estimation of Broadband Ground Motion at Ocean-bottom Strong-motion Stations for the 2003 Tokachi-oki Earthquake *Y Yamamoto, H Takenaka, K Hirata, T Watanabe    [details]