Tuesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	S24B	MW 3010	Earthquake Early Warning: Design and Application Around the World IV (joint with PA) Presiding: R M Allen, Seismological Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley; P Gasparini, Universita di Napoli Federico II; O Kamigaichi, Japan Meteorological Agency    [Abstracts]
1600	S24B-01	MW 3010	Determination of earthquake early warning parameters, τc and Pd *Y Wu, H Kanamori    [details]
1620	S24B-02	MW 3010	A Bayesian Method for the Real Time Estimation of Magnitude From Early P- and S-wave Displacement Peaks M Lancieri, *A Zollo    [details]
1640	S24B-03	MW 3010	A Kinematic and Dynamic Investigation of Early Magnitude Estimation *S Murphy, S Nielsen    [details]
1700	S24B-04	MW 3010	Does The Slip In The Early Steps Of The Rupture Scale With The Final Magnitude Of The Event ? *G Festa, A Zollo, M Lancieri    [details]
1720	S24B-05	MW 3010	Estimating the Fault Rupture Geometry in Real Time for the 2007 Noto Hanto and 2007 Niigata-ken Chuetsu-oki Earthquakes *M Yamada    [details]
1740	S24B-06	MW 3010	Loss Estimates in Scenario Mode may Help to Harden Those in Real-Time: Repeat of the 1356 Basel Earthquake as an Example *M Wyss, P Kaestli    [details]