Conveners: Maximilian Werner (chair), Thomas Jordan, Warner Marzocchi, Andy Michael, David Rhoades, and Hiroshi Tsuruoka
Date: September 8, 2018
Location: Palm Springs, CA
Participation: 30 maximum
SCEC Award: 18147

SUMMARY: The Collaboratory for the Study of Earthquake Predictability (CSEP) is holding a 1-day workshop with representatives from the SCEC community, the global CSEP community, the USGS and other international government agencies responsible for informing the public about seismic hazards. CSEP is planning a new phase of earthquake forecast experiments (“CSEP2.0”) that expand the current model and data space, placing new demands on CSEP software. A major focus of the workshop will be the development of experiments that enable insightful evaluations of recent models, e.g. the USGS models for operational earthquake forecasting, as well as tailored experiments for specific scientific questions. Discussion topics will include: blueprints for new retrospective and prospective experiments, required methods for model evaluation and comparison, CSEP software design, international collaboration and software development, CSEP1.0 data and legacy.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2018

PARTICIPANTS

This workshop is held prior to the 2018 SCEC Annual Meeting.