Monday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	G14A	MW 3003	Plate Motion and How It Is Taken up in Deforming Zones III (joint with T) Presiding: D F Argus, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology; J T Freymueller, University of Alaska; R Fernandes, UBI, IDL, CGUL    [Abstracts]
1600	G14A-01	MW 3003	Evidence for the Existence of the Bering Plate R S Cross, *J T Freymueller    [details]
1615	G14A-02	MW 3003	Crustal Deformation and Strain Localization in the Saint Elias Orogen, Alaska Observed by GPS *J Elliott, J T Freymueller, C F Larsen    [details]
1630	G14A-03	MW 3003	Accommodation of Plate-Boundary Strain in the Northern Cordillera of NW Canada and E Alaska from Earthquake Statistics and GPS *L J Leonard, S Mazzotti, R D Hyndman    [details]
1645	G14A-04	MW 3003	Into the Future: Continuing Evolution of the Pacific-Juan de Fuca-North America Plate System *P A McCrory, D S Wilson, R G Stanley    [details]
1700	G14A-05	MW 3003	The Development of the San Andreas Plate Boundary through Northern California: Insights from GPS, Crustal Structure, and Lithospheric Modeling *K P Furlong, T Williams, G P Hayes    [details]
1715	G14A-06	MW 3003	Slip Rates and Rheology of the Southern San Andreas-San Jacinto Fault System From Earthquake Cycle Models Constrained by GPS and InSAR Observations *P R Lundgren, E A Hetland, Z Liu, E J Fielding    [details]
1730	G14A-07	MW 3003	Effects of Material Heterogeneity on Interseismic and Geologic Deformation Southern California Sedimentary Basins *S T Marshall, M L Cooke, S E Owen    [details]
1745	G14A-08	MW 3003	Using Finite Element Meshes Derived from the SCEC Community Fault Model to Evaluate the Effects of Detailed Fault Geometry and Material Inhomogeneities *C A Williams, C W Gable, B H Hager, J Lu    [details]