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Thursday, January 8, 2026
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On behalf of Annemarie Baltay (USGS) and Rachel Abercrombie (BU)
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We will hold the workshop in three sessions, please join for all or just what you're interested in! As always, we welcome participation and listening from all and we will have plenty of time for participant discussion and contributions.
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Session I (9am - 10:45am) Introduction, and ongoing work. We will hear a few invited talks on ongoing work, and then have time for contributed slides and discussion from the whole community on current progress. We are especially interested in how methods have evolved recently given feedback from the first stage of the Community Project.
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Session II (11:00am - 12:30pm) New datasets. Presentations from community members on new empirical datasets and regions, with a discussion and perhaps a vote on what data to choose.
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Session III (1:30pm - 3:00pm) Synthetic data and looking forward. We will hear about previous synthetic data analysis for earthquake stress drop or source parameters, and then a discussion of several stochastic and other simplistic datasets we will use for the Community Project. We will discuss future SCEC, NSF and international proposals.
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Special Session: (3pm - 3:30pm). A review of the morning’s discussion for our global participants who could not make the earlier times (or anyone who was busy!).
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*Note that the afternoon schedule and topics may change slightly depending on participation!
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