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Working Group 1: Microscopic Simulation Models Sessions
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Working Group 2: Macroscopic Simulation Models
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Working Group 3: Computational Methods/Algorithms
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Working Group 4: Data Assimilation
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Working Group 5: Model Applications
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Editorial
Title, Location, ISBN
Picture of ACES Inaugural Workshop Participants
Quotes about the workshop
Introduction to ACES
About the 1-st ACES Workshop
Working Group Sessions: issues and questions
Future ACES activities, workshops and WG meetings
Background to ACES
The APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation (ACES) and Outcomes of the inaugural meeting of the ACES International Science Board (May 4-8, 1998, Brisbane) Peter Mora, Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura, Xiang-Chu Yin and Bernard Minster
Session 1.1:
Modelling the micro-physics underlying earthquake nucleation processes and rupture
Session Summary David Place
Modelling rock grain interactions at a meso-scale to study the micro and macro-physics of rocks: simplicity vs. complexity David Place and Peter Mora
Damage localization as possible mechanism underlying earthquake Y. L. Bai, H. L. Li, M. F. Xia and F.J. Ke
An experimental investigation and numerical simulation on the damage process of rock specimen KeYin Peng, XiangChu Yin, HaiTao Wang, and YongXian Zhang
Hybrid modelling of coupled pore fluid-solid deformation problems Hide Sakaguchi and Hans-B. Mühlhaus
Evolution induced catastrophe of material failure F.J. Ke ,M. F. Xie and Y. L. Bai
Session 1.2:
Frictional behaviour of rocks, gouge layers and complex fault zones: simulation, observation and scaling
Session Summary Michael Blanpied and Peter Mora
The shear rupture nucleation: Horizons broadened by high- resolution laboratory experiments Mitiyasu Ohnaka
The Lattice Solid Model: towards a realistic simulation model for earthquake micro-physics and the development of a virtual laboratory for the earthquake cycle Peter Mora, David Place, Steffen Abe, Dion Weatherley and Therese Keane
Observations of micro-mechanical processes during frictional slip James H. Dieterich
Evolution of contacting rock surfaces and a slip- and time-dependent fault constitutive law Hideo Aochi and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
Static friction, healing, and constitutive laws for time- and slip- dependent friction Chris Marone
Sample-specificity and predictability of material failure Mengfen Xia, Jie Bai, Fujiu Ke and Yilong Bai | PDF (451KB) |
Session 2.1:
Physical modelling and simulation of the earthquake cycle
Session Summary Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
The physics of earthquakes - is it a statistical problem? Donald L. Turcotte
Loading a subduction fault in earthquake cycles Kelin Wang
Modeling of plate boundaries and intra-arc active fault systems in and around Japanese islands Naoshi Hirata, Takaya Iwasaki, Hideo Aochi, and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
Modelling stress accumulation and crustal deformation associated with earthquake cycles at plate boundaries Toshinori Sato and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
Physical modelling of tectonic loading processes at transcurrent plate boundaries Chihiro Hashimoto and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura | PDF (1181KB) |
Three-dimensional numerical simulation of displacement and stress fields after the 1944 Tonankai and the 1946 Nankai earthquakes Shoichi Yoshioka
Session 2.2:
Simulation of earthquake rupture, seismic wave propaga- tion and strong motion
Session Summary Raul Madariaga
Rupture dynamics in 3-D Raul Madariaga and Kim B. Olsen
Pseudospectral simulation of seismic wave propagation Takashi Furumura
Dynamic rupture front interaction on 3D planar fault Eiichi Fukuyama and Raul Madariaga
Sensitivity of 3D rupture dynamics to fault geometry and friction parameters Stefan B. Nielsen, Jean Carlson and Kim B. Olsen
An expression of stress eld in 3D elastic medium using boundary integral equation method Hideo Aochi, Eiichi Fukuyama, and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
3-D rupture dynamics with kinematic constraints: the 1992 Landers earthquake Kim B. Olsen and Raul Madariaga
Simulation of earthquake rupture and seismic wave propagation Takashi Miyatake and Tomohiro Inoue
Numerical simulation of dynamic process of an earthquake Yongen Cai Ren Wang
Session 2.3:
Simulation and observations of complex interacting fault systems
Session Summary Steven C. Jaumé
Stress transfer, dynamic triggering, and stress correlations: how earthquake occurrence effects the timing and slip of subsequent earthquakes Steven C. Jaumé
General earthquake models John B. Rundle, Tom Henyey, J.-Bernard Minster, and Geoffrey Fox | PDF (251KB) |
Linked stress release model for spatio-temporal seismicity Chunsheng Lu and David Vere-Jones
Effect of stress history on earthquake timing Michael L. Blanpied, Joan Gornberg, Nicolas M. Beeler, James H. Dieterich, and Brian D. Kilgore, Paul Bodin
Effect of an outer-rise earthquake on seismic cycle of large intraplate earthquakes estimated from an instability model based on friction mechanics Naoyuki Kato and Tomowo Hirasawa
Session 3.1:
Macroscopic methods (FEM, FD, PS, SE) of earthquake faulting and waves
Session Summary Kazuro Hirahara
Development of high-performance parallel finite element system for solid earth - GeoFEM Project Genki Yagawa, Hiroshi Okuda, and Hisashi Nakamura
Computational challenges in seismology Jacobo Bielak and Omar Ghattas
Feasibility study of GeoFEM for solving 100 million DOF problems Kazuteru Garatani
Convergence acceleration method of large-scale parallel iterative solvers for heterogeneous properties Kengo Nakajima
Quasi-static simulation of seismic cycle of great inter-plate earthquakes following a friction law in laterally heterogeneous viscoelastic medium under gravitation - FEM approach Kazuro Hirahara
FEM simulation of dynamic sliding of faults connecting static deformation process to dynamic process Z. Guo, A. Makinouchi, and T.Fujimoto
Nonlinear structural subsystem of GeoFEM for fault zone analysis Mikio Iizuka
A spectral element method for wave propagation simulation near a fluid-solid interface Dimitri Komatitsch, Christophe Barnes, and Jeroen Tromp
Session 3.2:
Particle-based methods (LS, Distinct Element, MD) to simulate fault microphysics
Session Summary David Place
A lattice solid model to simulate the micro-physics of earthquakes: towards 3D large scale simulations David Place and Peter Mora
Simulation of rock failure and earthquake process on meso-scopic scale YuCang Wang, XiangChu Yin, Xue-Zhong Chen, KeYin Peng, and ZiPing Song
Session 4.1:
Inversion and assimilation of geodetic data
Session Summary B. Minster and T. Sagiya
Continous GPS array of Japan and its application to crustal activity modeling Takeshi Sagiya
Data assimilation and options in earthquake modeling Jean-Bernard Minster and Michael Watkins
Use of GPS and InSAR technology and its further development in earthquake modeling Andrea Donnellan, Gregory Lyzenga, Don Argus, Gilles Peltzer, Jay Parker, Frank Webb, Mike He in, and James Zumberge
Slip history during one earthquake cycle at the Nankai subduc- tion zone, inferred from the inversion analysis of levelling data with a viscoelastic slip response function Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura, Akira Nishitani and Yukitoshi Fukahata
Nonlinear inversion for earthquake rupture parameters Peng Cheng Liu and Ralph J. Archuleta
Session 4.2:
Physical scale dependencies, observed scaling relations and simulation
Session Summary Mitiyasu Ohnaka
Scale dependence in earthquake processes and seismogenic structures Keiiti Aki
A unified comprehension for fracture of intact rock, frictional slip failure, and earthquake rupture, and scaling of scaledependent physical quantities inherent intherupture Mitiyasu Ohnaka
Constraining the physics of earthquakes with observations Bruce Shaw
Earthquake nucleation and its relationship to earthquake clustering James H. Dieterich
Regional difference in scaling laws for large earthquakes and its tectonic implication Yoshihiro Fujii and Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
The self-organization of aftershocks L. Knopoff and M.W.Lee
Session 5.1:
General session for earthquake forecasting and hazard quantification
Session Summary David D. Jackson | PDF (93KB) |
Global earthquake potential, 1999 David D. Jackson and Yan Kagan
Application of artificial intelligence in earthquake forecasting Zhou Shengkui, Wang Chengmin and Ma Li
Attempts at using seismicity indicators for the prediction of large earthquakes by Genetic Algorithm-Neural Network method Ma Li, Zhu Lieyuan and Shi Yaolin
Systematic global testing of intermediate-term earthquake prediction algorithms Jean-Bernard Minster and Nadya Williams
Evaluation of spatio-temporal seismicity change Akio Yoshida and Kohji Hosono
Development of a new approach for earthquake prediction - load/unload response ratio XiangChu Yin, XueZhong Cheng, YuCang Wang, HaiTao Wang, KeYin Peng, Yongxian Zhang, and JianCang Zhuang
The cause of Australian intraplate tectonism Kevin McCue
Accelerating energy release prior to large events in simulated earthquake cycles: implications for earthquake forecasting Peter Mora and David Place
Determination of site-response and attenuation in Brisbane, Australia Michael Winter, Steven Jaume and Russell Cuthbertson
Site amplification quantification through simulation of ground motion Akio Yoshida and Kohji Hosono
Loma Prieta seismicity: prediction errors differ significantly from independent identically distributed surrogates Nick Fitton and Frank Horowitz
Appendices
ACES International Science Board
List of workshop participants
Workshop sponsors
| 1nd ACES (APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation)
Workshop in Australia
E-mail: aces@quakes.uq.edu.au |
