October 8-10, 2018
Caltech campus
1200 E. California Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91125
Executive summary (click for pdf)
White paper report, main text (click for pdf)
Supplementary section V (click for pdf)
References (click for pdf)
Scientific Committee
Nadia Lapusta (Chair), Eric Dunham (co-Chair), Jean-Philippe Avouac, Marine Denolle, Ylona van Dinther, Daniel Faulkner, Yuri Fialko, and Hiroko Kitajima
Local Organizing Committee
Michael Gurnis (Chair), Men-Andrin Meier (co-Chair for Remote Participation), Jean-Philippe Avouac, Kim Baker-Gatchalian, Valère Lambert, Nadia Lapusta, Stacy Larochelle, Carolina Oseguera, Kavya Sudhir, and Zachary Ross
Agenda
To view the current workshop agenda click here.
Workshop Goals
The goal of the workshop is to produce a white paper on future research directions that will enable substantial progress in modeling earthquake source processes, by coupling:
-- multiple temporal scales: dynamic rupture, interseismic period/earthquake sequences, short-term tectonics;
-- multiple spatial scales: shear zone/fault core, damage zone/deeper extensions, fault segment, fault network;
-- multiple physical and chemical factors: fluid effects, realistic geometry, inelastic processes.
Contact us at mesp.workshop@gps.caltech.edu or (626) 395-6919.
