'Large earthquake' diaporamas de présentation

Progress on Early Warning Research in Taiwan

Yih-Min Wu National Taiwan University Hiroo Kanamori Caltech Nai-Chi Hsiao Central Weather Bureau, Taiwan. Progress on Early Warning Research in Taiwan. Topics. P waves method for earthquake early warning Progress on earthquake early warning system in Taiwan.

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SCEC: Decade 1

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Lecture 17 Earthquake Hazards

Lecture 17 Earthquake Hazards. Big earthquakes Earthquake damages: aftershocks, amplification, liquefaction, landslides, fire Earthquake hazard mitigation Tsunami. Big earthquakes. appr. annual frequency of earthquakes description mag on the order of

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TOPIC 4: DEVELOPING COST-EFFECTIVE EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MITIGATION POLICY

TOPIC 4: DEVELOPING COST-EFFECTIVE EARTHQUAKE HAZARD MITIGATION POLICY Mitigating hazard (reducing risk) from earthquakes or other natural disasters involves economic and policy issues as well as the scientific one of estimating the hazard and the engineering one of designing safe structures.

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Earthquake Predictibility, Forcasting and Early Warning

Earthquake Predictibility, Forcasting and Early Warning. Bill Menke October 18, 2005. Summary. Are long-term predictions of earthquakes possible? Are short short-term (or intermediate term) predictions of earthquakes possible? Can specific earthquakes be forecast?

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God in the Hands of Angry S inners !

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2007 NSTA: St. Louis, Missouri

2007 NSTA: St. Louis, Missouri Earthquake Prediction and Forecasting: A Case Study of the San Andreas and New Madrid Faults Sponsored by: IRIS (Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology) NSF (National Science Foundation) Presented by: John Taber, IRIS

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John B Rundle Distinguished Professor, University of California, Davis ( ucdavis )

A Practical Guide to Global Earthquake Forecasting. Market Street San Francisco April 14, 1906 YouTube Video. John B Rundle Distinguished Professor, University of California, Davis ( www.ucdavis.edu ) Chairman, Open Hazards Group ( www.openhazards.com ). Major Contributors.

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Earthquake Cause and Effect

Earthquake Cause and Effect. Homework and Review Questions. What causes an earthquake?. What is a fault?. What is the focus of an earthquake?. What is the epicenter of an earthquake?. Why is a large deep focus earthquake less dangerous than a large shallow focus earthquake?.

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You must unlearn what you have learned.

8. Faults switching on and off. You must unlearn what you have learned. Alan Kafka. Because paleoseismology shows large events in 900 & 1450 AD, we started GPS in 1991 expecting to find deformation accumulating, consistent with M7-8 events ~500 years apart.

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John B Rundle Distinguished Professor, University of California, Davis ( ucdavis )

Role of the World Wide Web In Disaster Forecasting, Planning, Management and Response: Challenges and Promise. Market Street San Francisco April 14, 1906 YouTube Video. John B Rundle Distinguished Professor, University of California, Davis ( www.ucdavis.edu )

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Social science for the Integrated Assessment of environmental risks and problems.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Earthquakes are vibrations in the earth. Earthquakes are recurring phenomena, affecting areas repeatedly. Earthquakes are waves resulting from Slip-lock motion: the release of stored elastic energy from motion along faults;

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Earthquake Prevention Tips from Todai

Earthquake Prevention Tips from Todai. For Students. ?Japanese language guidance from second slide Provided by ? University of Tokyo Broadcasting Society. ????????????. ?Outline and Purpose? ? Previous Earthquake Damage to University of Tokyo ? Possibility of an earthquake in Tokyo

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Jordan, et al., 2011; annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/5350/5371

Forum on the L'Aquila verdict Friday 10/02/2012 1-2pm - room ISTB4-240 School of Earth and Space Exploration Arizona State University p pt collection by JR Arrowsmith. Jordan, et al., 2011; http://www.annalsofgeophysics.eu/index.php/annals/article/view/5350/5371. Accumulated links.

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GEOL 108 - Crises of a Planet Lab 5 - Rocks, Weathering, and Minerals

GEOL 108 - Crises of a Planet Lab 5 - Rocks, Weathering, and Minerals. Oct. 2 - 5, 2012. Department of Earth Sciences. QUIZ 3 REVIEW. Solid Bedrock. Unconsolidated sediments.

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????? ( ?????? Pattern Informatics) ?????????. ??? Chien-chih Chen ??????????? Inst Geophysics, Natl Central Univ. Computing a PI (Pattern Informatics) Earthquake Forecast. Schematic: Spatial Cross Section Of Intensity Map along a Linear Track. Intensity = I. Intensity Change = ? I.

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Plate Tectonics Day 4

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Triggering of New Madrid Seismicity by Late Pleistocene Erosion

Triggering of New Madrid Seismicity by Late Pleistocene Erosion. Eric Calais & Andy Freed Purdue University Roy Van Arsdale, University of Memphis Seth Stein, Northwestern University. Plate B. Earthquakes at different time. Plate A. Interplate Earthquakes.

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An aerial view of the area around the Abruzzo capital L'aquila. REUTERS/Livio Anticoli/Pool

Magnitude 6.3 CENTRAL ITALY Monday, April 06, 2009 at 01:32:42 UTC. More than 179 people died and 50,000 were left homeless when a 6.3 magnitude earthquake shook central Italy early Monday.

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