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Working Group 3: Macro-Scale Simulation/Earthquake Generation And Cycles
Editorial
Cover
Picture of ACES Inaugural Workshop Participants
Inside Cover
Table of Contents
Preface & Acknowledgment
Introduction To ACES
The ACES International Cooperation: Advances And Challenges P. Mora, A. Donnellan, M. Matsu'ura and X-C. Yin
Work Group 1: Microscopic Simulation
Long-range Stress Re-distribution Resulting From Damage In Heterogeneous Media Y.L. Bai, F.J. Ke, M.F. Xia, X.H. Zhang and Z.K. Jia
Effect Of Heterogeneity On Catastrophic Rupture F.J. Ke, H.L. Li, Z.K. Jia, M.F. Xia and Y.L. Bai
Capturing Physical Phenomena In Particle Dynamics Simulations Of Granular Fault Gouge J. Morgan
Statistical Test Of Load-Unload Response Ratio (LURR) Signals By Lattice Solid Model (LSM): Implication To Tidal Trigger And Earthquake Prediction Y. Wang, P. Mora, C. Yin and D. Place
The Deformations And Fracture Features For Granite Block With V-shaped En Echelon Fault During Biaxial Compression Z. Xu, R. Yang, J. Zhao and S. Chen
Working Group 2: Scaling Physics
Intermittent Criticality And The Seismic Cycle D. Bowman and C. Sammis
Mechanics Of Earth Crust With Fractal Structure A. Dyskin
Does The Scaling Of Strain Energy Release With Event Size Control The Temporal Evolution Of Seismicity? S. Jaumé
A Constitutive Scaling Law For The Shear Rupture That Is Inherently Scale-dependent And Physical Scaling Of Nucleation Time To Dynamic Instability M. Ohnaka
Using Eigenpattern Analysis To Constrain Numerical Fault Models - Applications To Southern California K. Tiampo, J. B. Rundle, S. McGinnis, W. Klein and Y. Ben-Zion
Ergodicity In Natural Fault Systems K. Tiampo, J. B. Rundle, W. Klein and J. Sá Martins
Accelerating Precursory Activity In Statistical Fractal Automata D. Weatherly, P. Mora
Critical Sensitivity In Driven Nonlinear Threshold Systems M. Xia, X. Zhang, X. Xu, F. Ke and Y. Bai
Working Group 3: Macro-Scale Simulation/Earthquake Generation And Cycles
From Mechanistic To Phenomenological Models: Integrated Forecasting And Modeling Of Earthquake Dynamics M. Anghel, Y. Ben-Zion and R Rico-Martinez
Long-term Crustal Deformation In And Around Japan, Simulated By A 3-D Plate Subduction Model C. Hashimoto and M. Matsu'ura
Numerical Aimulation Of Seismic Cycles At A Subduction Zone With A Laboratory-derived Friction Law N. Kato, K. Hirahara and M. Iizuka
Synthetic Seismicity Models Of Multiple Interacting Faults R. Robinson and R. Benites
Integrating NASA Space Geodetic Observations With Numerical Simulations Of A Changing Earth J. B. Rundle, L. H. Kellogg, K. F. Tiampo, W. Klein and P. B. Rundle
Numerical Investigation Of Fault Bend Influence On Earthquake Nucleation And Development H. L. Xing, A. Makinouchi and P. Mora
Quasi-dynamic Deterministic And Stochastic Modeling Of Earthquake Failure At Intermediate Scales G. Zöller, M. Holschneider and Y. Ben-Zion
Working Group 4: Macro-Scale Simulation/Dynamic Rupture And Wave Propagation
Modeling Of Broadband Strong Ground Motions Observed For The 09/10/95, Mw=8 Colima-Jalisco Earthquake M. Chavez and K. Olsen
Parallel 3D Simulation Of Seismic Wave Propagation: Observation And Simulations T. Furumura
Application Of Macro-Micro Analysis Method To Estimate Strong Motion Distribution And Resulting Structure Response M. Hori and T. Ichimura
Guided Waves From Sources Uutside Faults: An Indication For Shallow Fault Zone Structure? H. Igel, M. Fohrmann, G. Jahnke and Y. Ben-Zion
Finite-element Simulation Of Seismic Wave Propagation With A Voxel Grid K. Koketsu and Y. Ikegami
Critical Slip-Weakening Distance Inferred From Slip-Velocity Functions On Earthquake Faults T. Mikumo, E. Fukuyama, K. B. Olsen and Y. Yagi
Direct Measurement Of Slip-Weakening Friction From Near-Fault Strong Motion Data K.B. Olsen, E. Fukuyama and T. Mikumo
On The Estimation Of Dynamic Rupture Parameters S. Peyrat, K.B. Olsen and R. Madariaga
Working Group 5: Computational Environment And Algorithms
A Parallel Implementation Of The Lattice Solid Model For The Simulation Of Rock Mechanics And Earthquake Dynamics S. Abe, D. Place and P. Mora
Towards Rapid Geoscience Model Development - The Snark Project B. Appelbe, D. May, S. Quenette, S. Tang, F. Wang and L. Moresi
Three-Level Hybrid Parallelization Of Large-Scale Data Visualization For The Earth Simulator L. Chen, I. Fujishiro and K Nakajima
Simulations Of The Burridge-Knopo Model J. Xia, H. Gould and W. Klein
MHD Dynamo Simulation Using GeoFEM Platform H. Matsui
Parallel Iterative Solvers With The Selective Blocking Preconditioning For Simulations Of Fault-Zone Contact K. Nakajima
Parallel Performance Of Tectonic Loading Process Model At Transcurrent Plate Boundaries K. Nakajima, C. Hashimoto and M. Matsu'ura
Application Of Wavelets To The Modeling, Analysis, Visualization, And Data Handling Of Complex Geological Processes D. Yuen, G. Erlebacher, O. Vasilyev, M. Fuentes and D. Goldstein
Working Group 6: Data Assimilation And Understanding
Paleoseismic And Geologic Data For Earthquake Simulation L. B. Grant and M. M. Gould
Spatio-temporal Slip Distribution Around The Japanese Islands Deduced From Geodetic Data T. Sagiya
Temporal-spatial Scanning And Statistical Test Of The Accelerating Moment Release (AMR) Model Using Australian Earthquake Data Y. Wang, C. Yin, P. Mora, X. Yin and K. Peng
Working Group 7: Model Applications To Space-time Earthquake Hazard Quantification
Fault Interaction In The Los Angeles Basin And Transverse Ranges, Southern California, From Elastic Half-space And Viscoelastic Finite Element Models M. Glasscoe, L. Kellogg, G. Lyzenga and A. Donnellan
GeoFEM Kinematic Earthquake Cycle Modeling In The Japanese Islands K. Hirahara, H. Suito, M. Hyodo, M. Lizuka and H. Okuda
Three-dimensional Simulation For The Earthquake Cycle At A Subduction Zone Based On A Rate- And State-dependent Friction Law: Insight Into A Finiteness And A Variety Of Dip-slip Earthquakes H. Hirose and K. Hirahara
Dynamic Rupture Simulation On Geologically Constrained Segments Of The Uemachi Fault, Osaka, Japan Y. Kase, H. Sekiguchi, H. Horikawa, K. Satake and Y. Sugiyama
Block-spring Simulation Of Earthquake Cycle Along The Nankai Trough N. Mistui and K. Hirahara
Emergent Anisotropy And Flow Alignment In Viscous Rock H-B. Mühlhaus, L. Moresi, M. Cada
Homogenisation Techniques And Cosserat Continuum Modelling Of Materials With Microstructure E. Pasternak and H-B. Mühlhaus
Anomalous Seismicity And AMR Preceding The 2001 And 2002 Calexico Mexico Earthquakes C. Sammis, D. Bowman and G. King
Aftershocks And Damage Mechanics R. Shcherbakov and D. Turcotte
Revisiting The Tidal Activation Of Seismicity With A Damage Mechanics And Friction Point Of View S. Smith and C. Sammis
Crustal Deformation Model In Northeast Japan H. Suito, M. Lizuka and K. Hirahara
Exploring The Underlying Mechanism Of LURR Theory - Reorientation Of Small Faults As A Possible Mechanism Of LURR C. Yin and P. Mora
Load-Unload Response Ratio (LURR), Accelerating Moment/Energy Release (AM/ER) And State Vector X-C. Yin, H-Z. Yu, V. Kukshenko, Z. Xu, Z. Wu, M. Li, K-Y. Peng and S. Elizarov
Scaling Of LURR Critical Region X-C. Yin, K-Y. Peng, H-Z. Yu, Y. Wang, C. Yin and Y. Zhang
Study On Spatial And Temporal Variation Of LURR In Southern California And Its Implication To Earthquake Tendency In This Region Y. Zhang, X-C. Yin and K. Peng
Appendices
ACES International Science Board
List of Workshop Participants
Workshop Sponsors
Organizing Committee
| 3rd ACES (APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation)
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