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Displaying 13 speakers out of 13
ABDELKRIM AOUDIA (ICTP, Italy)
Welcome and introduction
ADRIANO GUALANDI (University of Cambridge, UK)
Physical processes behind geodetic deformation
Signal extraction from GNSS position times series (Computer tutorial)
Signal extraction from GNSS position times series (Computer tutorial)
ALLAN M. RUBIN (University of Princeton, USA)
Rock friction
Episodic slow slip and tremor in subduction zones: Some observations, some models
BRUCE E. SHAW (Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University)
Dynamic complexity, 1D burridge knopoff model and higher dimensional models
Scaling relations, robust statistics
Fault systems, the interaction of dynamic, quenched and geometrical heterogeneities
Seismic hazard and earthquake physics
JEAN PAUL AMPUERO (IRD/UCA Geoazur)
Introduction to earthquake research: motivations, approaches, opportunities, examples
Earthquake cycle modeling: from spring-block model to continuum models
Dynamics of large earthquakes. Segmentation and rupture potential
Fault strength. Rupture speed
JEAN PAUL AMPUERO (IRD/UCA GEOAZUR), EYUP SOPACI (GÉOAZUR LABORATORY, FRANCE)
QDYN: tutorial session 1
QDYN: tutorial session 2
JEAN PAUL AMPUERO (IRD/UCA Geoazur)
Complexity in earthquake cycles
JEAN-PHILIPPE AVOUAC (CALTECH, USA)
Earthquakes phenomenology and scaling properties
Seismic cycle- Conceptual and Kinematics models
Seismic Cycle dynamics and the case example of the Himalaya
Toward stress-based earthquake forecasting
JESSICA HAWTHORNE (University of Oxford, UK)
Testing models of slow earthquakes
Exploring the properties of tremor ruptures
KELIN WANG (Pacific Geoscience Centre, Canada)
The Strength of the subduction megathrust (part 1)
The Strength of the subduction megathrust (part 2)
Viscoelasticity and earthquake cycles (part 1)
Viscoelasticity and earthquake cycles (part 2)
Tsunamigenic seafloor deformation
LUCA DAL ZILIO (ETH Zurich)
Notions of poromechanics in earthquake and faulting phenomena
The role of fluids in tectonic and earthquake processes
Building the Himalaya from tectonic to earthquake scales
Hydro-mechanical modeling of the earthquake cycle
RUTH HARRIS (U.S. Geological Survey)
Creeping Faults and Large Earthquakes
STEFAN NIELSEN (Durham University, Uk)
The earthquake dissipative engine: Session 1
Theoretical concepts and models about the earthquake energy budget
Theoretical concepts and models about the earthquake energy budget: Practicals
Experimental and observational aspects of dissipative processes
Experimental and observational aspects of dissipative processes: Practicals

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Local Organiser: Abdelkrim Aoudia (ICTP)