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B-147 INCORPORATING GPS VELOCITIES INTO
UCERF3, W. Thatcher, P. Bird, J. Bormann, T.
Dawson, E. Field, W. Hammond, E. Hearn, K.
Johnson, R. McCaffrey, D. Sandwell, and Y. Zeng
B-148 ANALYTIC CALCULATION OF STRESSING
RATES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, J.P.
Loveless and B.J. Meade
B-149 MINIMAL MODELS OF FAULT SLIP IN
COMPLEX FAULT SYSTEMS, B.J. Meade, E.L.
Evans, and J.P. Loveless
B-150 PYLITH: A FINITE-ELEMENT CODE FOR
MODELING QUASI-STATIC AND DYNAMIC
CRUSTAL DEFORMATION, B. Aagaard, C.
Williams, and M. Knepley
B-101 INJECTING INFORMATION FROM STATIC
COULOMB MODELS INTO STATISTICAL
AFTERSHOCK MODELS FOR THE
CANTERBURY, NEW ZEALAND,
EARTHQUAKE SEQUENCE, C.A. Williams, M.C.
Gerstenberger, and S. Steacy
B-102 CORRELATION OF PEAK DYNAMIC AND
STATIC COULOMB FAILURE STRESS WITH
SEISMICITY RATE CHANGE AFTER THE
M7.2 EL MAYOR-CUCAPAH EARTHQUAKE,
K.B. Withers and K.B. Olsen
B-103 THE EFFECTS OF STATIC COULOMB,
NORMAL AND SHEAR STRESS CHANGES
ON EARTHQUAKE OCCURRENCE IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, A.E. Strader and
D.D. Jackson
B-104 COULOMB STRESS CHANGES IMPARTED
BY SIMULATED M>7 EARTHQUAKES TO
MAJOR FAULT SURFACES IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA, J.C. Rollins, G.P. Ely, and T.H.
Jordan
B-105 HAS THE RISK OF BIG EARTHQUAKES
RECENTLY INCREASED? P.M. Shearer and P.B.
Stark
B-106 TOHOKU EARTHQUAKE: A SURPRISE?, Y.Y.
Kagan and D.D. Jackson
B-107 AFTERSHOCK STATISTICS OF THE 1999
CHI-CHI, TAIWAN EARTHQUAKE, Y.-T. Lee,
D. L. Turcotte, J. B. Rundle, and C.-C. Chen
B-108 FREQUENCY-MAGNITUDE
DISTRIBUTIONS OF TRIGGERED AND
NON-TRIGGERED POPULATIONS OF
SEISMICITY, S. Hernandez and E.E. Brodsky
B-109 COMPARISONS AMONG EARTHQUAKE
SIMULATOR RESULTS FOR UCERF2 FAULT
MODEL OF CALIFORNIA AND OBSERVED
SEISMICITY, T.E. Tullis, K. Richards-Dinger, M.
Barall, J.H. Dieterich, E.H. Field, E. Heien, L.H.
Kellogg, F. Pollitz, J. Rundle, M. Sachs, D.L. Turcotte,
S.N. Ward, B. Yikilmaz, and O. Zielke
Earthquake Forecasting & Predictability (EFP)
GROUP B | Posters
B-151 HOW DO “GHOST TRANSIENTS” FROM
PAST EARTHQUAKES AFFECT GPS SLIP
RATE ESTIMATES ON SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA FAULTS?, E.H. Hearn, F.F. Pollitz,
W.R. Thatcher, and T. Onishi
B-152 DO SMALL SURFACE STRAINS IN THE NEW
MADRID SEISMIC ZONE REFLECT A
PHYSICAL PROCESS?, O.S. Boyd, Y. Zeng, L.
Ramirez-Guzman, and R. Smalley
B-153 SPACE GEODETIC INVESTIGATION OF
INTERSEISMIC DEFORMATION DUE TO
THE SAN JACINTO FAULT NEAR ANZA, CA,
V. Sahakian, Y. Fialko, Y. Bock, and T. Rockwell
B-110 THE FUTURE OF VIRTUAL CALIFORNIA
SIMULATIONS, M.B. Yikilmaz, J.B. Rundle, D.L.
Turcotte, E.M. Heien, M.K. Sachs, and L.H. Kellogg
B-111 PARALLEL SIMULATED ANNEALING
APPROACH TO SOLVE FOR UCERF3
RUPTURE RATES, K.R. Milner, M.T. Page, and
E.H. Field
B-112 AN EARTHQUAKE RUPTURE FORECAST
INVERSION APPLIED TO FAULT SYSTEMS
IN CALIFORNIA, M.T. Page, E.H. Field, and K.R.
Milner
B-113 STOCHASTIC SOURCE MODEL FOR
SEISMIC HAZARD ESTIMATION, S. Hiemer,
Q. Wang, D.D. Jackson, Y.Y. Kagan, S. Wiemer, J.D.
Zechar, and J. Woessner
B-114 LIDAR-DERIVED MEASUREMENTS OF SLIP
IN THE MOST RECENT GROUND-
RUPTURING EARTHQUAKES ALONG
ELEMENTS OF THE SOUTHERN SAN
ANDREAS FAULT SYSTEM, D.E. Haddad, C.
Madden, J.R. Arrowsmith, J.B. Salisbury, and R.J.
Weldon
B-115 CONSTANT STRESS DROP FITS
EARTHQUAKE SURFACE SLIP-LENGTH
DATA, B.E. Shaw
B-116 EARTHQUAKE SCALING RELATIONSHIPS
ESTIMATED FROM A 16 YEAR CATALOG OF
PUBLISHED INSAR STUDIES, G.J. Funning, J.
Weston, J.R. Elliott, A.M.G. Ferreira, and K.
Richards-Dinger
B-117 CSEP OVERVIEW, D. Schorlemmer, M.C.
Gerstenberger, N. Hirata, D.D. Jackson, C. Jiang, T.H.
Jordan, W. Marzocchi, K.Z. Nanjo, G. A.
Papadopoulos, D.A. Rhoades, S. Wiemer, Z. Wu, J.D.
Zechar, and CSEP Working Group
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