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Workshop on U.S. – China Seismological Data Cooperation
U.S. National Committee for CODATA
Board on International Scientific Organizations
National Academy of Sciences, U.S.
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Chinese National Committee for CODATA
International Cooperation Bureau
Chinese Academy of Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
Room 150
2100 C Street NW
Washington, DC
November 1, 2007
Agenda
Session One: Introductions and Opening Remarks
12:00 Working Lunch for Workshop Participants at the Academy Refectory
- Introductions of the participants
13:00 Welcoming remarks by Workshop co-Chairs
- Roberta Balstad, Chair, U.S. National Committee for CODATA, National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
- Huadong GUO, leader of Chinese Delegation, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)
13:30 Background and objectives of this Workshop
Raymond Willemann, IRIS
Session Two: Scientific Uses of Continuous Data from Seismic Stations
13:40 Ambient noise tomography
Michael Ritzwoller, Univ. of Colorado
14:00 Cross-correlation detection of repeating earthquakes
Paul Richards, Columbia University
14:20 Detection of slow seismic events, including mid-oceanic earthquakes, fast glacial sliding, landslides, and volcano-related slip
Goran Ekstrom, Columbia University
14:40 Monitoring stress changes on the San Andreas Fault using signal codas from small earthquakes
Paul Silver, Carnegie Institution of Washington
15:00 Tea break
15:20 Uses of Global Seismic Data at the National Earthquake Information Center and the Albuquerque Seismological Laboratory
Lind Gee and William Leith, USGS
15:40 Using continuous data to monitor the newly-discovered phenomenon of "tremor and slip"
Ken Creager, Univ. of Washington
16:00 Emergency Access to and Sharing of Global Earthquake Disaster Data
Guosheng QU, NERSS
16:20 Introduction to the China Seismological Observation and Data Service System
Ruifeng LIU, China Earthquake Administration (CEA)
Session Three: Seismological Data Sharing Policies
16:40 Presentations of seismological data access and use policies at government agencies in the United States and China
James Whitcomb, NSF, William Leith, USGS, and Manda WANG, CEA
- Discussion
Session Four: New Proposals for Seismological Data Exchange and Cooperation
17:20 Presentations of proposals from the United States and China
- Discussion
Session Five: Closing Session
18:10 Summary of major points and overview of discussion agenda for the U.S.–China Roundtable on the next day
Raymond Willemann, IRIS
18:20 Concluding observations by Workshop co-Chairs
18:25 End of meeting
18:30 Reception and buffet at NAS Great Hall
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