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2nd Workshop in eScience Applications for Seismology Programme
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Monday 20 June 2011
09:00 Registration and coffee
09:30 Welcome, Andreas Rietbrock PDF
Opening talk
09:35 The QUEST training network: current developments in computational seismology, Heiner Igel PDF
Ambient noise processing and applications
10:15 Seismic noise correlation techniques: non-volcanic tremors, slow events, Nikolai Shapiro PDF
10:45 Coffee and refreshments
11:15 Seismic noise correlation techniques and challenges, Michel Campillo PDF
11:45 Information management and seismic tomography, Andrea Morelli PDF
12:15 Discussion: Commonalities and differences in applications presented?
12:35 Discussion: Data-intensive HPC applications: some of the issues
13:00 Lunch
HPC and data-intensive processing
14:00 UK national supercomputing service – current and future HPC capabilities and challenges, Fiona Reid PDF
14:30 EDIM1: applying the data-brick model to data-intensive applications, Paolo Besana and Adam Carter PDF
15:00 Acquisition and processing of marine seismic reflection data for hydrocarbon exploration, Anton Ziolkowski PDF
15:30 Coffee and refreshments
15:50 Discussion: Strategy for integrating HPC, data and applications in seismology
Public lecture
17:00 Our shaking planet: how megaquakes affect the whole Earth, Heiner Igel PDF
18:00 Reception
17:30 Dinner
Tuesday 21 June 2011
08:30 Coffee and refreshments
Integrating seismology and IT – VERCE, ENVRI, EUDAT, ADMIRE…
09:00 EPOS and related on-going European projects, Alberto Michelini and Torild van Eck PDF
09:30 VERCE: outline and challenges, Jean-Pierre Vilotte PDF
10:00 Seismological data access and processing through ADMIRE, Alessandro Spinuso PDF
10:30 Coffee and refreshments
11:00 Fine scale structures in the Earth and the use of HPC, Andreas Rietbrock PDF
11:30 Bayesian (geophysical) inversion theory: graphical models and HPC via Markov Chain Monte Carlo, Carsten Riggelson PDF
12:00 Data-intensive noise correlation techniques: practice and issues, Nikolai Shapiro PDF
13:00 Lunch
Workshop wrap-up
14:00 Discussion: Decisions on key objectives and scientific applications
15:00 Decision on actions to be taken and by whom
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--Michelle Galea 15:27, 28 June 2011 (UTC)