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ACES Extended Abstract ON-LINE 2nd ACES (APEC Cooperation for Earthquake Simulation) Workshop in Japan |
| Introduction and Background to ACES |
| National Program Developments of Core ACES Participants |
| Session I : | Micro-physics underlying earthquake nucleation and frictional behavior of complex fault zones : observations and simulation |
| Session II: | Scaling physics and emergent behaviors at the micro and macro-scale : theory, simulation and observation |
| Session III: | Physically-based simulation of earthquike generation and the earthquake cycle |
| Session IV: | Simulation of earthquake repture, wave propagation and standard models for different tectonic settings |
| Session V: | Assimilation of geodetic date and seismic activity data into simukation models |
| Session VI: | Earthquake hazard quantification in space and time : aimulation based predictions, preliminary forecasting models and forecast tests and evaluations |
| Special Session: | Collaborative software system and models |
National Program Developments of Core ACES Participants
The Australian Solid Earth Simulator Program and advances in understanding the physics of earthquakes Peter Mora
LURR(Load-Unload Response Ratio)and CS(Critical Sensitivity) Xiang-chu Yin
The Crustal Activity Modelling Program : Progress toward Scientific Forecast of Earthquake Generation Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura
Science Results from the US General Earthquake Models Program Andrea Donnellan
Session I :
Micro-physics underlying earthquake nucleation and frictional behavior of complex fault zones : observations and simulation
Session Summary T.Tullis(USA), P.Mora(Australia), Y-L.Bai(China), T.Yamashita(Japan)
Simulations of shear in gouge zones Einat Aharonov
Simulation of the Influence of Rate and State Dependent Friction on the Macroscopic Behavior of Complex Fault Zones with the Lattice Solid Model Steffen Abe
Three dimensional particle based modelling of frictional behaviour in shear zones Hide Sakaguchi
Damage Localization, Sensitivity of Energy Release and Catastrophe Transition Yi-Long Bai
Microscopic simulation of stress correlation evolution: implication for the Critical Point Hypothesis for earthquakes Peter Mora
Anatomy of a slip event in an idealized fault gouge David Sparks
Distinct Element Simulations of Granular Shear Zones: Micromechanical Controls on Shear Zone Strength and Stability Julia Morgan
An Optimistic interpretation of friction law from thermal-mechanical coupling in shear deformation of viscoelastic material Masanori Kameyama
Simulaition of Load-Unload Response Ration using the Lattice Solid Model Yu-Cang Wang
Experimental study of seismic short-imminent precursory mechanismby new methods and technique Zhao-Yong Xu
Aftershock occurrence due to fluid migration in a fault zone Teruo Yamashita
Session II:
Scaling physics and emergent behaviors at the micro and macro-scale : theory, simulation and observation
Session Summary W.Klein(USA), M-F.Xia(China), D.Sornette(France), M.Ohnaka(Japan)
Seismic monitoring and modeling of earthquake processes for prediction Keiiti Aki
A constitutive scaling law that unifies the shear rupture from small scale in the laboratory to large scale in the Earth as an earthquake source Mitiyasu Ohnaka
Frictional sliding, shock waves and granular rotations Leon Knopoff
Nonlinear structures in layered, viscous rock Hans Muhlhaus
General earthquake models: progress and prospects John Rundle
Radiative friction, critical ruptures and Kalman-La'vy filte Didier Sornette
Stress interactions and seismicity of non-planar faults James Dieterich
Critical sensitivity and fluctuations in catastrophic rupture Meng-Fen Xia
Observations of earthquake source and ground motion scaling at the macro level Paul Somerville
Monte carlo uncertainty analysis for the hazard from the cascadia subduction zone in the Pacific northwest of the United States Mark Petersen
Correlation length evolution in cellular automata with long-range stress transfer Dion Weatherley
Scaling and phase transitions in models of earthquake faults William Klein
Session III:
Physically-based simulation of earthquike generation and the earthquake cycle
Session Summary S.Day(USA), Y-X.Zhang(China), K.Hirahara(Japan)
Mantle convection models with viscoelastic, brittle lithosphere: numerical methodology and plate tectonic modeling. Louis Moresi
Large-Scale Viscoelastic Analysis Mikio Iizuka
Physical modelling of earthquake generation cycles at transcurrent plate boundaries Chihiro Hashimoto
Elastodynamic analysis of earthquake sequences on slowly loaded faults with rate and state friction Nadia Lapusta
Use of Fast Multipoles for Earthquake Modeling Terry Tullis
Quasi-static FEM modeling of earthquake cycle at a subduction zone based on a laboratory derived friction law in a laterally heterogeneous viscoelastic medium under gravitation Kazuro Hirahara
Stress Change in a Subducting Plate, due to Large Thrust Earthquakes, Viscoelastic Relaxation and Plate Convergence, and Possible Interaction to Intraplate Normal Faulting Earthquakes Takeshi Mikumo
Simulation of Complex Recurrence Behavior of Earthquakes with an Interacting Fault System Model Manabu Hashimoto
San Francisco Bay Area Earthquake Simulations: A step toward a Standard Physical Model Steven Ward
Characterization of Fault Zones Yehuda Ben-Zion
The role of transient deformation in triggering earthquakes Fred Pollitz
Rupture sequence with single and double events in a laboratory experiment Shingo Yoshida
Effects of Subducted Seamounts on the Source Process of the 1946 Nankai Earthquake, SW Japan Takane Hori
Simulation of the effects of fault creep on the stress field of its neighbor faults Yong-Xian Zhang
On the slip weakening dependence in Rate and State Dependent Constitutive Law Massimo Cocco
Finite element modeling of seismic faulting with a laboratary-derived rate and state dependent friciton law Hui-Lin Xing
Parallel Performance of the Tectonc Loading Process Model at Transcurrent Plate Boundaries Kengo Nakajima
Modeling 3-D configuration of Plate Boundaries in and around Japanese Islands Kenji Fukui
3-D Viscoelastic FEM Modeling of Kinematic Earthquake Cycle in Northeast Japan Hisashi Suito
3-D visco-elastic FEM modeling of kinematic earthquake cycle in Southwest Japan Mamoru Hyodo
Earthquake Cycles and Rupture Patterns: Models and Insights from Paleoseismic Data Lisa Grant
Session IV:
Simulation of earthquake repture, wave propagation and standard models for different tectonic settings
Session Summary K.Olsen(USA), H.Igel(Germany), T.Furumura(Japan)
Dynamic Source Effects of Dip-Slip Earthquake on Strong Ground Motion Luis Dalguer
Dynamics of shallow reverse faulting in 2D Raul Madariaga
Scrutiny of the 3-D Non-planar Fault Model of the 1992 Landers Earthquake Hideo Aochi
Hybrid Modeling of Curved Fault Radiation in a 3D Heterogeneous Medium Kim Olsen
Wave propagation simulation on regional scales : algorithms and applications Heiner Igel
Propagation of Seismic Waves away from Earthquakes Brian Kennett
PSM/FDM Hybrid simulation of the 1999 Chi-Chi, Taiwan, earthquake Takashi Furumura
Broadband Frequency Ground Motion Simulation of the 1999 Kocaeli (Turkey) earthquake Nelson Pulido
Simulation of earthquake rupture transition from quasi-static growth to dynamic propagation Eiichi Fukuyama
Simulation of Earthquake Faulting Process and Strong Ground Motion Takashi Miyatake
Rupture propagation beyond fault discontinuities: Significance of fault strike and location Yuko Kase
Macro-micro analysis method for large-scale computation of wave propagation processes Muneo Hori
Estimation of nonlinear time-dependent soil behaviour in strong ground motions using vertical array data Olga Pavlenko
Joint inversion of refraction and gravity data for the 3-D basement structure beneath Osaka Basin Afnimar
Recurrent Method of Solving Direct and Inverse Seismic Problems Dmytro Malytskyy
Spatial Dependence of Acceleration Spectra in Elastodynamic Simulations of Earthquakes: Severely Increased Shaking away from the Epicenter Bruce Shaw
Finite Element Simulation on Frictional and Brittle Preseismic Fault Slip Zhi-Shen Wu
Session V:
Assimilation of geodetic date and seismic activity data into simukation models
Session Summary A.Donnellan(USA), S-K.Zhou(China), T.Sagiya(Japan)
Strain Partitioning Across Metropolitan Los Angeles Andrea Donnellan
Viscoelastic Inversion of Crustal Deformation Data Takeshi Sagiya
Prospects for Predicting Energy Flow Released by Local Earthquakes Taras Verbytskyj
Analysis and Modeling of Southern California Deformation Jay Parker
Session VI:
Earthquake hazard quantification in space and time : aimulation based predictions, preliminary forecasting models and forecast tests and evaluations
Session Summary X-C.Yin(China), N.Hirata(Japan)
On development of crustal deformation/stress state monitoring system Muneo Hori
Load-Unload Resp onse Ratio, Accelerating Moment Release, and Earthquake Prediction Xiang-Chu Yin
Pattern Dynamics and Forecast Methods in Seismically Active Regions Kristy Tiampo
Unsupervised Learning for Geophysical Data Exploration Robert Granat
Strong ground motion simulation for seismic hazard purposes in Mexico:two case examples Mario Chavez
Special Session:
Collaborative software system and models
Session Summary D.Place(Australia), H.Okuda(Japan), G.C.Fox(USA), D.A.Yuen(USA)
Object Web-based Approach to Earthquake Simulations Geoffrey Fox
Parallel and Vector Performaces of GeoFEM and Its Extentions to a Solid Earth Simulator Hiroshi Okuda
A 3D Virtual Earth Simulator for Earthquake Micro-physics: LSMearth David Place
Application of Multidimensional Wavelet to Geophysics: Geoid Anomalies, Convection and Mixing David Yuen
Parallel Multilevel Iterative Linear Solvers for Large-Scale Computation Kengo Nakajima
LSMearth and GeoFEM Coupling Analysis Mikio Iizuka
Vector and Parallel Tuning of Solid Earth Simulation Codes Kazuo Minami
LSMearth-EFG coupling: an alternative numerical approach for multi-scale simulations Osamu Hazama
Thermal Convection Analysis in a Rotating Shell by a Parallel FEM Hiroaki Matsui
Large-scale Parallel Wave Propagation Analysis (Explicit dynamic analysis using non-reflecting boundary) Kazuteru Garatani
Parallel visualization of gigabyte datasets in GeoFEM Issei Fujishiro
Effective Adaptation Technique for Hexahedral Mesh Yoshitaka Wada
| 2nd ACES (APEC Cooperation for
Earthquake Simulation) Workshop in Japan
E-mail: aces@tokyo.rist.or.jp |
