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DateActivityNameTitleVideo
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2018-07-23earth18Deep-focus earthquakes: what they tell us about the heterogeneities above themYesNo
2016-07-12bblunch
Lay, Thorne (UC Santa Cruz)
Deep EarthquakesYesNo
2014-10-24nonequil_c14Universal quake statistics: From nanocrystals to earthquakesYesNo
2014-10-24nonequil_c14
Davidsen, Jörn (University of Calgary)
Earthquake triggering and temporal organization of avalanches during rock fractureYesYes
2014-10-24nonequil_c14Laboratory EarthquakesYesYes
2014-10-24nonequil_c14
Kagan, Yan (UCLA)
Validated earthquake prediction: Seismicity modeling, statistical analysis, and forecast testingYesYes
2014-10-21nonequil_c14Brittle and non-brittle statistics in a granular-continuum laboratory earthquake experimentYesYes
2014-10-02nonequil14Discussion on earthquake modelsYesNo
2014-10-01nonequil14
Rosso, Alberto (Univ. Paris-Sud)
Memory effects in avalanche dynamics: a key to the statistical properties of earthquakesYesYes
2007-09-26colloqCrackling Noise: Learning from Magnets about Earthquakes?YesNo
2006-08-03earth_m06Geospatial databases (GIS applications: examples for CIDER) and earthquakes spectral depth determinationNoNo
2005-11-15earthq05
Grinfeld, Michael (Army Research Laboratory)
Deeply Focused Earthquakes as Phase TransformationsYesYes
2005-11-10earthq05
Ohnaka, Miti (Univ Tokyo and UCL)
Rational Constitutive Formulation for Earthquake Ruptures and Physical Scaling of Their Scale-DependenceYesYes
2005-11-03earthq05
Rosakis, Ares (Nadia Lapusta)
Laboratory Earthquakes: Directionality and SupershearYesYes
2005-11-01earthq05Dramatic Reductions in Fault Friction at Earthquake Slip RatesYesYes
2005-10-28earthq05Long-Range Earthquake TriggeringYesYes
2005-10-25earthq05
Goldsby, David (Brown University)
Creep and Friction of Microscopic Single Contacts in Minerals: Application to Earthquake MechanicsYesYes
2005-10-14earthq05
Ando, Ryosuke (Columbia University)
How Can We Connect the Scales of Earthquakes and Laboratories? Introduction of Multi-Hierarchy into Earthquake Rupture ModelsYesYes
2005-09-29earthq05
Turcotte, Donald (UC Davis)
What Aftershock and Recurrence Interval Statistics Tell Us About the Physics of EarthquakesYesYes
2005-09-20earthq05
Lapusta, Nadia (Caltech)
Earthquake Models that Account for Dynamic Weakening MechanismsYesYes
2005-09-01earthq05
Helmstetter, Agnès (Columbia University)
Earthquake Triggering: Observations, Models, and Application for Earthquake ForecastingYesYes
2005-08-24earthq05Tutorial on Earthquake ScienceYesYes
2005-08-19earthq_c05The Earthquake Probabilities and Occurrence (EQPRO) MegaprojectYesYes
2005-08-19earthq_c05Earthquake Dynamics from a Seismological PerspectiveYesYes
2005-08-18earthq_c05
Dieterich, Jim (UC Riverside)
Macroscopic Friction and EarthquakesYesYes
2005-08-17earthq_c05The Dynamics and Ground Motion of Supershear EarthquakesYesYes
2005-08-17earthq_c05Supershear Rupture Velocity in Recent EarthquakesYesYes
2005-08-16earthq_c05
Green, Harry (UC Riverside)
Reaction-induced Shearing Instabilities in High-pressure Silicates and Germanates: Implications for the Mechanics of Deep EarthquakesYesYes
2005-08-16earthq_c05
Rice, Jim (Harvard)
Structure of Mature Faults and Physics of Their Weakening During EarthquakesYesYes
2005-08-15earthq_c05Statistics of Earthquakes in Inhomogeneous FaultsYesYes
2005-08-15earthq_c05Earthquake Prediction: Guide to a Gambler's GameYesNo
2005-08-15earthq_c05
Rundle, John (UC Davis)
Related Words: earthquake
Relating Observable Earthquake Pattern Formation to Unobservable Earthquake Physics: Implications for Earthquake ForecastingYesYes
2005-08-15earthq_c05
Shaw, Bruce (Columbia)
Dynamical, Material, and Geometrical Heterogeneities in Earthquake Models: Similarities, Differences, and Observable ConsequencesYesYes
2005-01-05colloq
Archuleta, Ralph (Institute for Crustal Studies)
Earthquakes May be Even More Dangerous: Supershear Rupture VelocitiesNoYes
2003-09-10pattern03
Dahmen, Karin (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)
Disorder Induced Critical Behavior: From Avalanches to Earthquakes to Bacteria ColoniesNoNo