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Each year, SCEC recruits research projects, workshops, and trainings from the broader community to contribute to the Center’s programs. Established within the Science Steering branch of SCEC, The Proposal Review Committee (PRC) is responsible for evaluating proposals submitted to SCEC and recommending the portfolio of research proposals, trainings, and workshops to fund to the Center leadership to act on. A total of 24-30 reviewers are recruited to represent the 12 disciplinary and interdisciplinary focus areas of SCEC research.
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SCEC implemented changes to its organizational structure to support its transition to the Statewide California Earthquake Center, including adjusted focus areas, a new leadership and governance structure, and leadership recruitment in 2024-2025. See www.scec.org/leadership/ to learn more.
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We invite you to nominate candidates for the SCEC Proposal Review Committee to represent the twelve SCEC research focus areas below. You may nominate one or more individuals for any of the areas of expertise. Self-nominations are also encouraged. To submit your nominations, go to www.scec.org/nominations.
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1. Seismology
2. Earthquake Geology
3. Tectonic Geodesy
4. Research Computing (RC)
5. Plate Boundary System (PBS)
6. Fault and Rupture Mechanics (FARM)
7. Stress & Deformation Over Time (SDOT)
8. Community Earth Models (CEM)
9. Earthquake Forecasting & Predictability (EFP)
10. Ground Motions (GM)
11. Applied Science Implementation (ASI)
12. Community Capability Building (CCB)
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Nominations received by September 18, 2024 will be considered.
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Questions about the SCEC Proposal Review Committee?
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