Friday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1600	T54C	MW 3022	Intraplate Earthquakes Know No Boundaries II (joint with G, PA, S) Presiding: C A Langston, Center for Earthquake Research and Information, University of Memphis; L Wolf, Auburn University    [Abstracts]
1600	T54C-01	MW 3022	A Critical Stress State in Stable Continental Regions? *S E Hough, L Seeber, S Stein    [details]
1615	T54C-02	MW 3022	Deep Mantle Dynamics under the North American Continent Drives Localised Flow and Stress Below the New Madrid Seismic Zone *A M Forte, J X Mitrovica, R Moucha, N A Simmons, S P Grand INVITED    [details]
1630	T54C-03	MW 3022	Intraplate Seismicity Within "Stable" North America *W D Mooney, X van lanen INVITED    [details]
1645	T54C-04	MW 3022	Intensity, magnitude, location and attenuation in India for felt earthquakes since 1764 S Martin, *W Szeliga, R Bilham    [details]
1700	T54C-05	MW 3022	Spatio-temporal complexity of continental intraplate seismicity: insights from geodynamic modeling and implications for seismic hazard estimation M Liu, *Q Li, S Stein    [details]
1715	T54C-06	MW 3022	Great Intraplate Earthquakes and Glaciation: Effects of Rheology and the Tectonic State of Stress on Glacially Induced Faulting in Scandinavia *B Lund, M D Zoback    [details]
1730	T54C-07	MW 3022	Rapid Changes in Sediment Transport and the Potential for Interplate Earthquake Generation: The Cases of the Mississippi and Modern Yangtze *E R Ivins, V Klemann    [details]
1745	T54C-08	MW 3022	GPS Contribution to New Madrid Seismic Zone Hazard Estimation *R Smalley Jr., J Paul, M A Ellis INVITED    [details]