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Oral Presentations – Wednesday, October 15 th Opening of the Conference Convener: Friedemann Wenzel 09:00 Reinhard Hüttl 09:15 Hermann Hahn 09:25 Friedemann Wenzel Introduction 09:30 10:00 Address of welcome of the Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Address of welcome of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany University of Karlsruhe Germany Oral Session I: Stress and rock strength measurements – techniques and results Convener: Mark Tingay Richard Plumb invited keynote speaker Mark Zoback invited keynote speaker 10:30 Bezalel Haimson 10:45 Gerd Klee Coffee break 11:30 Daniel Ask 11:45 Arne Marius Raaen New Opportunities for Measuring and Predicting In-Situ Stress Direction State of stress and shear localization in and near the San Andreas Fault in central California: Results from the SAFOD project Constraining the magnitude of the maximum horizontal stress in the Taiwan Chelungpu-fault Drilling Project (TCDP) from borehole breakout dimensions and rock true triaxial strength High horizontal stresses in SE-Australia derived from discing, breakouts and hydraulic fracturing to 2 km depth In-situ stress measurements at large depth: Technical improvements of overcoring and hydraulic equipments Improved minimum horizontal stress determination from pumpin/flowback tests with mud 12:00 Maria Ask Projection of mechanical properties from shallow to greater depths 12:15 Ute Trautwein-Bruns In situ Stress at the Variscan Front – results from the deep Aachen geothermal well 12:30 Helen Reeves Can in situ stress orientations be misinterpreted in fractured rocks? 12:45 Timothy Paulsen Improved method of defining volcanic alignments for stress analysis Lunch break Schlumberger USA Stanford University USA University of Wisconsin USA MeSy GEO Meßsysteme GmbH Germany Vattenfall Power Consultant AB Sweden StatoilHydro Norway Luleå University of Technology Sweden RWTH Aachen University Germany British Geological Survey Great Britain University of Wisconsin USA Oral Session II: Stress modelling and interpretation at reservoir scale Convener: Birgit Müller 14:15 Hamidreza Soltanzadeh 14:30 Wouter van der Zee 14:45 Christopher Mark 15:00 Tim Vietor Coffee break In-situ stress evolution and fracturing induced by fluid production and injection in porous reservoirs Simulating the Stress Field around Salt Structures: an Integrated Approach Lithospheric Stresses and their Effects on Mine Stability in the Coalfields of the United States The impact of the in situ stress state onto concepts of underground repositories for radioactive waste: the Swiss case University of Saskatchewan Canada GMI, Den Haag Netherland National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), USA NAGRA Switzerland Oral Session III: Strain measurement and interpretation Convener: Markus Rothacher 16:00 Herb Dragert Episodic Tremor and Slip along the Northern Cascadia Margin 16:15 Hiroki Sone Intraplate stress, strain and earthquake potential in central Japan 16:30 17:00 Hermann Drewes invited keynote speaker Onno Oncken invited keynote speaker Global Deformation Models from Satellite Geodesy Strain accumulation during the seismic cycle – observations from the South American subduction zone Geological Survey of Canada Canada Stanford University USA Deutsches Geodätisches Forschungsinstitut, Germany Helmholtz Centre Potsdam GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences 17:30 Poster Oral Sessions I-III Detailed information see next page 14 3 rd World Stress Map Conference, 15.-17. October 2008 in Potsdam
Poster Presentations – Wednesday, October 15 th Poster Session I: Stress and rock strength measurements – techniques and results PI-1 Amir H. Haghi Estimation of In-situ Stresses by using Acid Fracturing in Oil Reservoirs PI-2 Lin Weiren PI-3 Inga Moeck PI-4 Simona Pierdomicini PI-6 Terry J. Wilson Localized rotations of principal stress around faults and fractures from borehole breakouts in the hole B of Taiwan Chelungpu-fault Drilling Project (TCDP) Understanding the stress field and potential fault activity – a key issue to drilling and stimulation in man-made geothermal reservoirs Active Stress Field around San Gregorio Magno 1 Well (southern Apennines, Italy) Drilling-induced petal-centerline and core-edge fractures in Antarctic sedimentary rock cores: A robust indicator of contemporary stress PI-7 Giovanni P. Gregori Crustal stress and acoustic emission (AE) PI-8 Jyotirmoy Mallik PI-9 Christopher Windsor Determination of the directions of horizontal principal stress in Kachchh, Western India Structural and strength limitations on the in situ stress tensor in Earth’s crust Poster Session II: Stress modelling and interpretation at reservoir scale PII-1 Miguel A. Santoyo PII-2 Francisco Luzon PII-3 Elena Suetnova A subsurface stress change analysis and its possible relation with seismicity near the Itoiz reservoir, northern Spain Computation of pore pressure changes during the impounding of the Itoiz reservoir in northern Spain Evolution of stress and pore pressure during accumulation and compaction of layered sediments PII-4 Johannes Altmann 4D stress and pore pressure prediction in reservoirs PII-5 Andreas Henk PII-6 Allan López Prediction of local stress perturbations with reservoir-scale geomechanical models – modelling approach and application to the real world Integrated neo-paleostress and Coulomb Failure Stress modelling as a reliable and cheap tool in the designing of an underground powerhouse in the vicinity of the Costa Rica subduction zone Poster Session III: Strain measurement and interpretation PIII-1 Miguel A. Santoyo Recent surface deformations at the Itoiz reservoir area, northern Spain PIII-2 Antonio Olaiz PIII-3 André Gebauer PIII-4 Kasper Fischer PIII-5 Marie Keiding PIII-6 Valentina Bruno PIII-7 Milan Talich Mapping 3D strain (stress) distribution. Case example from the Hellenic arc Local influences on strain- and tilt observations at broadband (multisensor) stations Observing and Modelling sub-millimetre deformations after the 2006 Mw=6.7 Kythira earthquake (Greece) Stress and strain along an oblique plate boundary, the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwest Iceland Strain pattern along the Eurasia-Nubia plate boundary in the Southeastern Sicily (Italy) from permanent and non-permanent GPS measurements Web application to determination of strain field from repeated geodetic measurement as a tool for data analysis and modelling 3 rd World Stress Map Conference, 15.-17. October 2008 in Potsdam Zaminfanavaran consulting Co. Iran Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) Helmholtz Centre Potsdam German Research Centre for Geosciences Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy Ohio State University ICES - International Centre for Earth Sciences, Italy University of Karlsruhe, Germany Cooperative Research Centre for Mining, Australia University of Almería Spain University of Almería Spain Russian Academy of Science Russia Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg I.C.E. Universidad Latina Costa Rica University of Almería Spain Universidad Complutense de Madrid Spain Friedrich-Schiller University Jena Germany Ruhr-University Bochum Germany University of Iceland Iceland Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy Research Institute of Geodesy, Ustecka, Czech Republic 15
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