ACES2018 Program

10th ACES (APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Science) International Workshop
- Toward Comprehensive Understanding of Earthquake Physics -

Awaji Island, September 25-28, 2018

Sep. 25 (Tue) - Sep. 28 (Fri), Core Time: Sep. 27 (Thu) 15:50-17:30 and 19:30-21:00

Poster Session

P01	Granat, R.	Clustering GPS velocities
P02	Chen, K.	2017 Mw 8.1 Tehuantepec Earthquake: Deep Slip and Rupture Directivity Enhance Ground Shaking but Weaken the Tsunami
P03	Omura, K.	How can we Measure Time Variations of Fault Stress States: Case Studies of Japan Inland Active Faults
P04	Chen, H.-W..	Localized Wave-field Processing and Inversion for Critical Zone Tectonic Velocity Structure Investigation – A Prerequisite Step before the Full Waveform Inversion
P05	Naoi, M.	Significance of Very Small Repeating Earthquakes Observed in a Deep Gold Mine in South Africa
P06	Yamashita, F.	Characteristics of Foreshock Activities Preceding the Main Rupture Observed on a 4m-long Laboratory Fault
P07	Bao, H.	Mitigating Spatial Bias of Back-projections with a Slowness Calibration Approach
P08	Shimizu, K.	Development of an Inversion Method to Estimate Fault Geometry from Teleseismic Data
P09	Sladen A.	Accounting for uncertain fault geometry in earthquake source inversions
P10	Sato, K.	Dynamic Fault Model of the 2016 Tottoriken-chubu Earthquake Based on Kinematic Source Inversion
P11	Uemura, K.	Criticality of Self-similar Earthquake Rupture Propagation against Energetic Barrier
P12	Sato, D.	Quasi-linear Time Algorithm for Dynamical Boundary Integral Equation Methods
P13	Tsuda, K.	Ground Motion Simulation of the Near-Fault Motions in Consideration of the Propagation of the Dynamic Rupture
P14	Katakami, S.	Dynamic triggering of shallow slip in the Nankai subduction zone enhanced by overlying sedimentary wedge
P15	Kimura, K.	Comparison Between Boussinesq Type Dispersion and Numerical Dispersion Models in Far-field Tsunami Calculation
P16	Takenaka, H.	Efficient New Approach for Solving the Dispersive Tsunami Equations
P17	Saito, T.	Seismic waves and tsunami excited by an anticipated Nankai-Trough earthquake: Evaluation for near-source sea-surface displacements
P18	Kim, S.	Validating Slip Distribution Models of the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake based on Diffracted Tsunami and Uplift-induced Sea Waves in the Back-arc Region
P19	Uno, K.	A large slip near the Nankai trough of the 1854 Ansei-Tokai earthquake estimated from an observed tsunami waveform at San Francisco
P20	Pulido, N.	Source model of the 1906 Ecuador-Colombia earthquake (Mw8.4) based on tsunami waveforms and seismic intensity data
P21	Awaliah, W O.	Identification of 3-D Shear Wave Velocity Structure Beneath Sulawesi Island Using Ambient Noise Tomography Method
P22	Chen, J.	A Physically-based Interpretation of Postseismic Relaxation and Slip
P23	Oshima, M.	Application of Singular Spectrum Analysis to S Wave Picking
P24	Hirano, S.	Application of Extreme Value Theory to a Matched-Filter Analysis
P25	Takemura, S.	Spatial Variations of Shallow Very Low-Frequency Earthquakes in the Nankai Subduction Zone based on CMT Inversion using 3D Velocity Structure Model
P26	Yoshida, K.	Rupture directivities of small- and moderate-sized earthquakes in the Yamagata-Fukushima swarm triggered by the fluid migration after the 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake
P27	Romanet, P.	Fault geometry, a source of complexity in earthquake cycles
P28	Nakata, R.	Numerical Modeling of the Kanto Earthquake and the Boso Slow Slip Events, Central Japan

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