Room: Ballroom
Date: 4/19/2023
Session Time: 8:00 AM to 5:45 PM (local time)
ShakeMap-related Research, Development, Operations, Applications and Uses
ShakeMap-related research and development encompass a wide range of ground motion, macroseismic, path and site, spatial sampling, finite fault, directivity and various other innovations. All these efforts are crucial for recovering the most accurate ground motion field. Critical uses of the shaking estimates include earthquake response, loss estimation, engineering forensics, financial decision-making, ground failure and loss model calibration and communication of earthquake effects to the public.
This session explores and encourages contributions concerning ShakeMap-related research and development, such as GMM selection and development, validation of ground motion and intensity relations, site amplification and geospatial analyses (along with uncertainties) pertinent to ShakeMap. We also encourage updates on innovative operational tools, APIs, and web pages, and presentations on new ShakeMap-related applications and products, formats and web rendering. We also urge presentations on more general research, operations or applications related to ShakeMap. Such applications include but are not limited to earthquake scenarios, risk assessment, loss estimation, earthquake response tools, engineering and other analyses utilizing ShakeMap ground motion estimates and associated uncertainty information.
Conveners
David J. Wald, U.S. Geological Survey (wald@usgs.gov)
Carlo Cauzzi, ORFEUS & SED@ETH Zürich (carlo.cauzzi@sed.ethz.ch)
Hadi Ghasemi, Geoscience Australia (hadi.ghasemi@ga.gov.au)
Nick Horspool, GNS Science (n.horspool@gns.cri.nz)
Eric Thompson, U.S. Geological Survey (emthompson@usgs.gov)
Bruce Worden, U.S. Geological Survey (cbworden@contractor.usgs.gov)
Poster Presentations
Participant Role | Details | Action |
---|---|---|
Submission | Waveform Benchmarking Comparisons for Selected Earthquake Records Processed With Prism, Sara, and Gmprocess | View |
Submission | Proposed Updates to the Finite-Fault Model Depiction for Shakemap Computations | View |
Submission | Shakemap Implementation and Daily Operations in the Puerto Rico Seismic Network (PRSN). | View |
Submission | Re-Computation of the Mw6.4 on January 7, 2020 Shakemap Using Fault Characterization | View |
Submission | Shakemap’s Sensitivity to Origin Parameters in the Presence of Dense Instrumental Data | View |
Submission | The USGS Shakecast Application: An Update on Shakemap’s Sibling | View |
ShakeMap-related Research, Development, Operations, Applications and Uses [Poster]
Description