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2011 SCEC Annual Meeting: El Mayor-Cucapah Science and Earthquake Response

Convener: Mike Oskin, Sinan Akciz, and Ramon Arrowsmith
Date: Sunday, September 11, 2011 (08:00 - 12:00)
Location: Hilton Palm Springs Resort
Participants: view list of registrants

More than a year has passed after the M7.2 El Mayor Cucupah earthquake. The event provided a view of a major earthquake in Southern California and opportunities for new discoveries in earthquake science and for reflection on future earthquake response activities. The event also engendered important cross border scientific collaborations. Our goals for this workshop are to review the recent research results as well as to take away lessons for the next major Southern California earthquake. Strict time constraints for the presentations will be enforced with 10 minutes on science and 3 minutes on lessons for response.

INTRODUCTION
08:05 The 4 April 2010 El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake source, from initial glimpse to synoptic overview
(K. Hudnut, USGS, 23.4 MB PowerPoint)
SEISMOLOGY
08:20 The 4 April 2010 El Mayor - Seismological evidence and dynamic model of reverse rupture propagation during the 2010 M7.2 El Mayor Cucapah earthquake (L. Meng, Caltech, 6.7 MB PowerPoint)
08:35 Seismic field response to the El Mayor - Cucapah earthquake (E. Cochran, USGS, 6.2 MB PowerPoint)
08:50 Spatial distribution of the 4 April, 2010 (Mw7.2) El Mayor-Cucapah seismic sequence using a local network (R. Castro, CICESE, 14.3 MB PowerPoint)
GPS/InSAR GEODESY
09:05 Postseismic deformation following the El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake from GPS and InSAR
(A. Gonzalez, CICESE, 3.5 MB PowerPoint)
09:20 Crustal deformation associated with the Mw7.2 2010 El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake from GPS geodesy
(J. Spinler, UA, 16.7 MB PowerPoint)
09:35 Satellite SAR geodetic imaging response and joint geodetic-teleseismic inversion for fault slip evolution models of the El Mayor-Cucapah earthquake (E. Fielding, JPL, 7.1 MB PowerPoint)
09:50 Break
LiDAR AND UAVSAR
10:00 Airborne lidar of the El Mayor-Cucapah surface rupture: Rapid fault mapping and discovery of hidden structures and distributed deformation (M. Oskin, UC Davis, 15.5 MB PowerPoint)
10:15 Horizontal and vertical deformation induced by the 2010 El-Mayor-Cucapah earthquake, as observed from SPOT and LiDAR imagery using COSI-Corr (S. Leprince, Caltech, 9.2 MB PDF)
10:30 Assessment of coseismic slip variation from terrestrial LiDAR scans of the El Mayor-Cucapah surface rupture (P. Gold, 86.7 MB PowerPoint)
10:45 UAVSAR Observations of the 2010 M 7.2 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake (A. Donnellan, JPL, 8.5 MB PowerPoint)
SURFACE RUPTURE MAPPING
11:00 UAVSAR as an Aid to Fault Rupture Mapping in the Yuha Desert (J. Treiman, CGS, 21.7 MB PowerPoint)
11:15 Structural Controls on the Surface Rupture Associated with the Mw7.2 El Mayor-Cucapah Earthquake of 4 April 2010: A Comparative Analysis of Scarp Array Kinematics, Orientation, Lithology and Width
(O. Teran, CICESE, 64.2 MB PowerPoint)
11:30 Rupture Pattern of the 1892 Laguna Salada Earthquake: A precursor to 2010 El Mayor-Cucapah
(K. Mueller, U Colorado, 64.7 MB PowerPoint)
11:45 Discussion
12:00 Adjourn




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