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Workshop in eScience Applications for Seismology Programme
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Monday 7 March 2011
11:30 Registration
12:00 Lunch
Introduction
13:00 Current challenges in seismology, Andreas Rietbrock PDF
13:30 Challenges in seismic hazard forecasting: how e-science can help, Ian Main PDF
14:00 Advancing research with e-science, Malcolm Atkinson PDF
14:45 Coffee break
Seismological data centres: archive, access, and developments
15:15 ORFEUS: the challenge of integrating distributed research resources, Torild van Eck PDF
15:45 Access to earthquake information - current and planned initiatives at the EMSC, Linus Kamb PDF
16:15 Developments in web services, workflows and product development at the IRIS DMC, Timothy Ahern PDF
16:45 Current status of realtime seismic network in and around the Japanese islands, Seiji Tsuboi PDF
17:15 Discussion: Future directions and synergies?
19:00 Reception, Playfair Library, Old College
19:30 Dinner, Raeburn Room, Old College
Tuesday 8 March 2011
Data mining and analysis
09:00 Seismological software developments at LMU Munich: ObsPy and SesiHub, Tobias Megies/Robert Barsch PDF
09:30 Continuous automatic seismic waveform screening of 3C-broadband recordings, Matthias Ohrnberger PDF
10:00 Databases in seismology, Martin Kersten PDF
10:30 Coffee break
Seismic hazard/risk
11:00 Earthquake engineering, Josef Kueng PDF
11:30 Global earthquake model, John Tarter and Damiano Monelli PDF
12:00 Discussion: What is needed - synergies?
12:30 Lunch
Data intensive computing
14:00 Data-intensive methods - a survival response to the digital revolution, Malcolm Atkinson PDF
14:30 The VERCE consortium, Jean-Pierre Vilotte PDF
15:00 Continuous waveform earthquake location: application to the 2009 L'Aquila aftershock sequence, Alberto Mecheline and Alessia Maggi PDF
15:30 Infrastructure for data-intensive seismology: cross-correlation of distributed seismic traces through the ADMIRE framework, Alessandro Spinuso PDF
16:00 (Some) current challenges in deep earth seismology, James Wookey PDF
16:30 Coffee break
17:00 Breakout sessions
Wednesday 9 March 2011
09:00 Continuation of breakout sessions and preparation of workshop summary
10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Presentations from discussions and workshop wrap-up
Slides from discussion on data quality: PDF
Slides from discussion on reproducibility of experiments: PDF
13:00 Lunch
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--Michelle Galea 14:14, 14 April 2011 (UTC)