October
15th, Sunday
Tokyo Yayoi Kaikan
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Workshop Registration 17:00-
Icebreaker Reception 19:00-21:00 Ball Room
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October
16th, Monday
Tokyo Yayoi Kaikan
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Opening Session and National Program Developments of
Core ACES Participants
Convenors: P.Mora (Australia), X-C.Yin (China), M.Matsu’ura (Japan)
and A.Donnellan (USA)
Special Session : Collaborative software systems and models
Convenors: D. Place (Australia), H. Okuda (Japan), G.C. Fox (USA) and
D.A. Yuen (USA)
09:00- Workshop
Registration
Opening Session (09:00-10:40)
09:30-09:35 Welcome Address
Mitsuhiro Matsu'ura, Chairman, LOC.
09:35-09:45 Guest Speech
Harumitsu Yoshimura, President, RIST
09:45-09:55 Guest Speech
A representative of STA, Japan
09:55-10:15 Introduction of ACES
Peter Mora (Executive Director, ACES)
Coffee Break (10:15-10:40)
National Program Developments of Core ACES Participants (10:40-12:00)
N-I-1 National Program Development in Australia
P. Mora
N-I-2 LURR (Load-Unload Response Ratio) and
CS (Critical Sensitivity)
X-C. Yin, Y-L. Bai, M-F. Xia, S-K. Zhou and
Y-X. Zhang
N-I-3 Solid Earth Simulator Project in Japan
M. Matsu'ura
N-I-4 Science Results from the US General
Earthquake Models Program
A. Donnellan
Lunch Break (12:00-13:00) |
Special Session I (13:00-14:00)
S-I-1 Object Web-based Approach to Earthquake
Simulations
G.C. Fox
S-I-2 Parallel and Vector Performaces of GeoFEM
and Its Extentions to a Solid Earth
Simulator
H. Okuda, G. Yagawa and H. Nakamura
Coffee Break (14:00-14:20)
Special Session II (14:20-15:20)
S-II-1 A 3D Virtual Earth Simulator for Earthquake
Micro-physics: LSMearth
D. Place and P. Mora
S-II-2 Application of Multidimensional Wavelet
to Geophysics: Geoid Anomalies,
Convection and Mixing
D.A. Yuen, A.P. Vincent, L. Vecsey and M.
Kido
Transportation to Haknone : Buses leave
16:00 !!
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October
17th, Tuesday
Hakone Highland Hotel
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Session 1 : Micro-physics underlying earthquake nucleation and
frictional behavior of complex fault zones :
observations and simulation
Convenors: T. Tullis (USA), P. Mora (Austratla), Y-L. Bai (China) and
T. Yamashita (Japan)
Session 2 : Scaling physics and emergent behaviors at the micro
and
macro-scale : theory, simulation and observation
Convenors: W. Klein (USA), M-F. Xia (China), D. Sornette (France) and
M. Ohnaka (Japan)
Session 1-I (08:00-09:50) "Processes in gouge-filled
shear zones"(Myojin)
Session Summary
T.E. Tullis
1-I-1 Simulations of shear in gouge zones
E. Aharonov and D.W. Sparks
1-P-1 Anatomy of a slip event in an idealized
fault gouge (Poster Overview)
D.W. Sparks and E. Aharonov
1-P-2 Distinct Element Simulations of Granular
Shear Zones: Micromechanical controls on Shear Zone Strength and Stability
(Poster Overview)
J. Morgan
1-I-2 Simulation of the Influence of Rate
and State Dependent Friction on the Macroscopic Behavior of Complex Fault
Zones with the Lattice Solid Model
S. Abe, J.H. Dieterich, P. Mora and D. Place
1-I-3 Three dimensional particle based modelling
of frictional behaviour in shear zones
H. Sakaguchi , A. Makinouchi and H-B M.uhlhaus
1-P-3 An Optimistic interpretation of friction
law from thermal-mechanical coupling in shear deformation of viscoelastic
material (Poster Overview)
M. Kameyama, T. Hori, P.R. Cummins, S. Hirano,
T. Baba, K. Uhira and
Y. Kaneda
Coffee Break (09:50-10:20)
Session 1-II (10:20-11:35)
"Nucleation of unstable slip or catastrophic
failure"(Myojin)
1-II-1 Damage Localization, Sensitivity of
Energy Release and Catastrophe Transition
Y-L. Bai, H-L. Li, F-J. Ke and M-F. Xia |
1-P-4 Simulation of Load-Unload Response Ratio
using the Lattice Solid Model (Poster Overview)
Y-C. Wang, P. Mora, D. Place and X-C. Yin
1-II-2 Microscopic simulation of stress correlation
evolution: implication for the Critical Point Hypothesis for earthquakes
P. Mora and D. Place
1-P-5 Experimental Study of Seismic Short-Imminent
Precursory Mechanism by New Methods and Technique (Poster Overview)
Z-Y. Xu, R-H. Yang, J-M. Zhao, Y-Y. Wang,
P-L. Li, B. Wang, S-R. Mei,
B-H. Xiong, Z-R. Wang, X-X. Lu, L-Y. Zhong,
Y-G. Zhang and C-L. She
1-P-6 Aftershock occurrence due to fluid migration
in a fault zone (Poster Overview)
T. Yamashita
Session 1-III (11:35-12:00) "General Discussions"(Myojin)
Lunch Break (12:00-13:00)
Poster Session for Session 1 and 2 (13:00-14:30) (Myojin)
1-P-1 Anatomy of a slip event in an idealized
fault gouge
D. Sparks and E. Aharonov
1-P-2 Distinct Element Simulations of Granular
Shear Zones: Micromechanical controls on Shear Zone Strength and Stability
J. Morgan
1-P-3 An Optimistic interpretation of friction
law from thermal-mechanical coupling in shear deformation of viscoelastic
material
M. Kameyama, T. Hori, P.R. Cummins, S. Hirano,
T. Baba, K. Uhira and
Y. Kaneda
1-P-4 Simulation of Load-Unload Response Ratio
using the Lattice Solid Model
Y-C. Wang, P. Mora, D. Place and X-C. Yin
1-P-5 Experimental Study of Seismic Short-Imminent
Precursory Mechanism by New Methods and Technique
Z-Y. Xu, R-H. Yang, J-M. Zhao, Y-Y. Wang,
P-L. Li, B. Wang, S-R. Mei,
B-H. Xiong, Z-R. Wang, X-X. Lu, L-Y. Zhong,
Y-G. Zhang and C-L. She
1-P-6 Aftershock occurrence due to fluid migration
in a fault zone
T. Yamashita
2-P-7 Observations of earthquake source and
ground motion scaling at the macro level
P.G. Somerville
2-P-8 Monte carlo uncertainty analysis for
the hazard from the cascadia subduction zone in the Pacific northwest of
the United States
M.D. Petersen, C.H. Cramer and A.D. Frankel
2-P-9 Correlation length evolution in cellular
automata with long-range stress transfer
D. Weatherley, M. Xia and P. Mora
2-P-10 Scaling and phase transitions in models
of earthquake faults
W. Klein
Session 2-I (14:30-15:50) (Myojin)
2-I-1 Seismic monitoring and modeling of earthquake
processes for prediction
K. Aki and A. Jin
2-I-2 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
M. Ohnaka
2-I-3 Frictional sliding, shock waves and
granular rotations
L. Knopoff and Y-T. Chen
2-I-4 Nonlinear structures in layered, viscous
rock
H.B. Muhlhaus, B.E Hobbs, L. Moresi and H.
Sakaguchi
Coffee Break (15:50-16:15)
Session 2-II (16:15-17:35) (Myojin)
2-II-1 General earthquake models: progress
& prospects
J.B. Rundle, A. Donnellan, G. Fox, W. Klein,
P.B. Rundle and K.F. Tiampo
2-II-2 Radiative friction, critical ruptures
and Kalman-Levy filter
D. Sornette
2-II-3 Stress interactions and seismicity
of non-planar faults
J.H. Dieterich
2-II-4 Critical sensitivity and fluctuations
in catastrophic rupture
M. Xia, Y. Wei, F. Ke and Y. Bai
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October
18th, Wednesday
Hakone Highland Hotel
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Session 3 : Physically-based simulation of earthquake generation
and the earthquake cycle
Convenors: S. Day (USA), Y-X. Zhang (China) and K. Hirahara (Japan)
Session 3-I (09:00-10:15) (Myojin)
3-I-1 Mantle convection models with viscoelastic/brittle
lithosphere: Numerical methodology and plate tectonic modeling
L. Moresi, H. Muhlhaus and F. Dufour
3-I-2 Large-Scale Viscoelastic Analysis
M. Iizuka, H. Suito, M. Hyodo and K. Hirahara
3-I-3 Physical modelling of earthquake generation
cycles at transcurrent plate boundaries
C. Hashimoto and M. Matsu'ura
3-I-4 Elastodynamic analysis of earthquake
sequences on slowly loaded faults with rate and state friction
N. Lapusta and J. R. Rice
Coffee Break (10:15-10:45)
Session 3-II (10:45-12:20) (Myojin)
3-II-1 Use of fast multipoles for earthquake
modeling
T. E. Tullis, J. Salmon and N. Kato
3-II-2 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
K. Hirahara
3-II-3 Stress Change in a Subducting Plate,
due to Large Thrust Earthquakes, Plate Convergence and Viscoelastic Relaxation,
and Its Possible Effect on Intraplate Normal-Faulting Earthquakes
T. Mi kumo
3-II-4 Simulation of Complex Recurrence Behavior
of Earthquakes with an Interacting Fault System Model
M. Hashimoto
3-II-5 San Francisco Bay Aria Earthquakes
Simulations: A step toward a Standard Physical Earthquake Model
S. N. Ward
Lunch Break (12:20-13:20)
Poster Session for Session 3 (13:20-14:20)
(Myojin)
3-P-1 Parallel Performance of the Tectonic
Loading Process Model at Transcurrent Plate Boundaries
K. Nakajima, C. Hashimoto
and M. Matsu'ura
3-P-2 Modeling 3-D configuration of Plate
Boundaries in and around Japanese Islands
K. Fukui, T. Sato and
T. Iwasaki
3-P-3 3-D Viscoelastic FEM Modeling of Kinematic
Earthquake Cycle in Northeast Japan
H. Suito, M. Iizuka
and K. Hirahara
3-P-4 3-D Viscoelastic FEM Modeling of Kinematic
Earthquake Cycle in Southwest Japan
M. Hyodo, K. Hirahara
and M. Iizuka
3-P-5 Earthquake Cycles and Rupture Patterns:Insights
and Models from Paleoseismic Data
L.B. Grant
Session 3-III (14:20-15:50) (Myojin)
3-III-1 Plate Boundaries Characterization
of Fault Zones
Y. Ben-Zion and C. Sammis
3-III-2 The role of transient deformation
in triggering earthquakes
F.F. Pollitz
3-III-3 Rupture sequence with single and double
events in a laboratory experiment
S. Yoshida and A. Kato
3-III-4 Effects of Subducted Seamounts on
the Source Process of the 1946 Nankai Earthquake, Southwest Japan
T. Hori, T. Baba, P.R.
Cummins and Y. Kaneda
3-III-5 Simulation of the effects of fault
creep on the stress field of its neighbor faults
Y-X. Zhang and X-C.
Yin
Coffee Break (15:50-16:20)
Session 3-IV (16:20-17:00) (Myojin)
3-IV-1 On the slip weakening behavior in rate-
and state-dependent constitutive laws
M. Cocco and A. Bizzarri
3-IV-2 Finite Element Modeling of Seismic
Faulting With A Laboratory-Derived Rate And State Dependent Friction Law
H-L. Xing and A. Makinouchi
Session 3-V (17:00-17:30) "General Discussions"(Myojin)
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October
19th, Thursday
Hakone Highland Hotel
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Session 4 : Simulation of earthquake rupture,
wave propagation
and standard models for different tectonic
settings
Convenors: K. Olsen (USA), H. Igel (Germany) and T. Furumura (Japan)
Special Session : Collaborative software systems and models
Convenors: D. Place (Australia), H. Okuda (Japan), G.C. Fox (USA) and
D.A. Yuen (USA)
Session 4-I (09:00-10:40) "Simulation of earthquake"(Myojin)
4-I-1 Dynamic source effect of dip-slip earthquake
on strong ground motion
L.A. Dalguer and K. Irikura
4-I-2 Dynamics of shallow reverse faulting
in 2D
R. Madariaga
4-I-3 Scrutiny of the 3-D non-planer fault
model of the 1992 Landers earthquake
H. Aochi and E. Fukuyama
4-I-4 Hybrid modeling of curved fault radiation
in a 3D heterogeneous medium
K.B. Olsen, E. Fukuyama, H. Aochi and R. Madariaga
Coffee Break (10:40-11:10)
Session 4-II (11:10-12:50) "Simulation of wave propagation"(Myojin)
4-II-1 Wave propagation simulation on regional
scales: algorithms and applications
H. Igel, G. Jahnke, M. Kaser and Y. Ben-Zion
4-II-2 Propagation of seismic waves away from
earthquakes
B.L.N. Kennett and T. Furumura
4-II-3 PSM/FDM hybrid simulation of the 1999
Chi-Chi, Taiwan earthquake
T. Furumura, K-L. Wen and K. Koketsu
4-II-4 Broadband ground motion simulation
during the 1999 Kocaeli (Turkey) earthquake
N. Pulido and T. Kubo |
Lunch Break (12:50-13:50)
Poster Session for Session 4 (13:50-14:30) (Myojin)
4-P-1 Simulation of earthquake transition
from quasi-static growth to dynamic propagation
E. Fukuyama, C. Hashimoto, and M. Matsuura
4-P-2 Simulation of earthquake faulting process
and strong ground motion
T. Miyatake
4-P-3 Rupture propagation beyond fault discontinuities:
Significance
of fault strike and location
Y. Kase and K. Kuge
4-P-4 Macro-micro analysis method for large-scale
computation of wave propagation processes
M. Hori and T. Ichimura
4-P-5 Estimation of nonlinear time-dependent
soil behaviour in strong ground motions using vertical array data
O. Pavlenko and K. Irikura
4-P-6 Joint inversion of refraction and gravity
data for the 3-D basement structure beneath Osaka Basin
Afnimar and K. Koketsu
4-P-7 Recurrent method of solving direct and
inverse seismic problems
D. Malytskyy
4-P-8 Spatial dependence of acceleration spectra
in elastodynamic simulation of earthquakes: severely increased shaking
away from the epicenter
B. Shaw
4-P-9 Finite element simulation on frictional
and brittle preseismic fault slip
Z. Wu, Y. Gao and Y. Murakami
Special Discussion for Session 4 (14:30-15:30) (Myojin)
"Standard models for different tectonic settings" |
Poster Session and Demonstration for Special Session (13:50-15:20)
(Soun-1)
S-P-21 Parallel Multilevel Iterative Linear
Solvers for Large-Scale Computation
K. Nakajima
S-P-22 LSMearth and GeoFEM Coupling Analysis
M. Iizuka, D. Place and O. Hazama
S-P-23 Vector and Parallel Tuning of Solid
Earth Simulation Codes
K. Minami
S-P-24 LSMearth-EFG coupling: an alternative
numerical approach for multi-scale simulations
O. Hazama and D. Place
S-P-25 Thermal Convection Analysis in a Rotating
Shell by a Parallel FEM
H. Matsui
S-D-26 Large-scale Parallel Wave Propagation
Analysis (Explicit dynamic analysis using
non-reflecting boundary
K. Garatani and H. Matsumoto
S-D-27 Parallel visualization of gigabyte
datasets in GeoFEM
I. Fujishiro, Y. Takeshima, L. Chen, H. Nakamura
and Y. Suzuki
S-D-28 Effective Adaptation Technique for
Hexahedral Mesh
Y. Wada
Special Technical Meeting for WG5 (15:30-17:30) (Soun-1)
"Collaborative Software Systems and Models"
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October
20th, Friday
Hakone Highland Hotel
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Session 5 : Assimilation of geodetic data and seismic activity
data in-to
simulation models
Convenors: A. Donnellan (USA), S-K. Zhou (China) and T. Sagiya (Japan)
Session 6 : Earthquake hazard quantification in space and time :
simulation based predictions, preliminary forecasting models and
forecast tests and evaluations
Convenors: X-C. Yin (China) and N. Hirata (Japan)
Session 5-I (09:00-10:15) (Myojin)
5-I-1 Strain Partitioning Across Metropolitan
Los Angeles
A. Donnellan, A. Blythe, L. Kellogg and and
M. Glasscoe
5-I-2 Viscoelastic Inversion of Crustal Deformation
Data
T. Sagiya, T. Sato, C. Hashimoto, K. Minami
and M. Matsu'ura
Coffee Break (10:15-10:45)
Session 6-I (10:45-12:00) (Myojin)
6-I-1 On development of crustal deformation/stress
state monitoring system
M. Hori, T. Kato, K. Oguni and T. Iinuma
6-I-2 LURR, AMR and earthquake prediction
X-C. Yin, P. Mora, K-Y. Peng, Y-C. Wang and
D. Weatherley
6-I-3 Pattern Dynamics and Forecast Methods
in Seismically Active Regions
K.F. Tiampo, J.B. Rundle, S. McGinnis and
W. Klein
6-I-4 Unsupervised Learning for Geophysical
Data Exploration
R. Granat and A. Donnellan
Lunch Break (12:00-13:00)
Poster Session for Session 5 and 6 (13:00-14:30) (Myojin)
5-P-1 Modeling SCIGN data
K.J. Hurst
5-P-2 Prospects for Predicting Energy Flow
Released by Local Earthquakes
T. Verbytskyj and Y. Verbytskyj
6-P-3 Strong ground motion simulation for
seismic hazard purposes in Mexico: two case examples
M. Chavez |
Workshop Summary and Closing Remarks (14:30-15:30) (Myojin)
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