Tuesday Afternoon 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
1340	S23C	MW 3014	Hayward Fault: The State of Our Knowledge 140 Years After the 1868 Hayward Earthquake II (joint with ED, G, PA, T) Presiding: T Brocher, U.S. Geological Survey; R Burgmann, University of California, Berkeley    [Abstracts]
1340	S23C-01	MW 3014	Constraints on the Rupture of the October 21, 1868, Hayward Earthquake Determined From the Distribution of Modified Mercalli Intensity *J Boatwright, H Bundock INVITED    [details]
1355	S23C-02	MW 3014	Probabilistic seismic hazard in the San Francisco Bay area based on a simplified viscoelastic-cycle model of fault interactions *F F Pollitz, D P Schwartz INVITED    [details]
1410	S23C-03	MW 3014	3D Image Tour of the Hayward Fault in the East Bay, San Francisco Bay Region, California *P Stoffer    [details]
1425	S23C-04	MW 3014	Asperities on the Hayward fault resolved by PS-InSAR, GPS and boundary element modeling *G J Funning, R Burgmann, A Ferretti, F Novali INVITED    [details]
1440	S23C-05	MW 3014	The Hayward Fault Exposed! 20,000 Visitors Made it a Success *H Stenner, M Zoback, D Schwartz    [details]
1455	S23C-06	MW 3014	Before the 1868 Earthquake: An 1800-year geologic history of surface ruptures along the southern Hayward fault *J J Lienkaemper, P L Williams INVITED    [details]
1510	S23C-07	MW 3014	Developing a Hayward Fault Greenbelt in Fremont, California *J R Blueford    [details]
1525	S23C-08	MW 3014	New Airborne LiDAR Survey of the Hayward Fault, Northern California *T M Brocher, C S Prentice, D A Phillips, M Bevis, R L Shrestha    [details]