Wednesday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	S34A	MW 3011	Providing and Using High- and Low-Frequency Data in Exploration and Solid Earth Seismology II Presiding: K Innanen, University of Houston; S Rondenay, Massachusetts Institute of Technology    [Abstracts]
1600	S34A-01	MW 3011	A future for drifting seismic networks *F J Simons, G Nolet, J Babcock INVITED    [details]
1615	S34A-02	MW 3011	Response of Seismometer with Symmetric Triaxial Sensor Configuration to Complex Ground Motion *V Graizer    [details]
1630	S34A-03	MW 3011	Unexpected Mode Observations in the Low Frequency Seismic Spectrum *F L Vernon, D J Thomson    [details]
1645	S34A-04	MW 3011	Characteristics and Source of Unexpected Modes Observed in the Low Frequency Seismic Spectrum *D J Thomson, F L Vernon    [details]
1700	S34A-05	MW 3011	Excitation of Long Period Rayleigh Waves by Large Storms in the North Atlantic Ocean *D Kurrle, R Widmer-Schnidrig    [details]
1715	S34A-06	MW 3011	Validation of a broadband source modeling method of interplate earthquakes *H Sekiguchi    [details]
1730	S34A-07	MW 3011	Imaging the Western Pacific Subduction Zones Using High-resolution Radon Transforms *Y J Gu, R Schultz, Y An    [details]
1745	S34A-08	MW 3011	Mapping southern Californian crust with high and low frequency seismics: A comparison between tomography, receiver functions, and reflection imageries *H Zhou    [details]