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GROUP A - Pattern Recognition - Computer Exercises
GROUP A - Pattern Recognition - Computer Exercises
GROUP B - Pattern Recognition - Computer Exercises
GROUP B - Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Computer Exercises
Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Exercises
GROUP A - Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Computer Exercises
Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Exercises
GROUP B - Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Computer Exercises
GROUP A - Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs - Computer Exercises
Pattern Recognition - Exercises
GROUP A - Numerical Simulation of Block Structure Dynamics - Computer Exercises
GROUP B - Numerical Simulation of Block Structure Dynamics - Computer Exercises
GROUP A - The Algorithms ?M8? and ?Mendocino Scenario? - Computer Exercises
GROUP B - The Algorithms ?M8? and ?Mendocino Scenario? - Computer Exercises
Pattern Recognition - Exercises
Numerical Simulation of Block Structure Dynamics - Exercises
GROUP A - Numerical Simulation of Block Structure Dynamics - Computer Exercises
GROUP B - Numerical Simulation of Block Structure Dynamics - Computer Exercises
GROUP A - The Algorithms ?M8? and ?Mendocino Scenario? - Computer Exercises
Final Consultations, Distribution of the Software
Final Consultations, Distribution of the Software
DR. A. PERESAN (University of Trieste)
Earthquake Catalogs Analysis: Examples from Different Data Sets
Analysis of Earthquake Catalogs for Earthquake Prediction Purposes
Seismic Energy Release and the Prediction of Moderate Size Earthquakes at Mt. Vesuvius
DR. D. STANICA (Institute of Geodynamics, Romanian Academy of Sciences)
New Approaches to the Electro-magnetic Precursors
DR. I. VOROBIEVA (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Algorithm for Prediction of the Subsequent Strong Earthquake (SSE)
Prediction of the Subsequent Strong Earthquake in Nine Regions of the World: Results of Monitoring 1989-2005
Block Structure Modeling of Dynamics and Seismicity in the Italian Area and Surroundings
DR. M. AUSLOOS (University of Liege)
Cracks and Crashes: Warnings from Time Series
DR. M. BAIESI (Institute for Theoretical Physics, K.U.Leuven)
Complex Networks of Earthquakes
Precursor motifs in earthquake networks
Time correlations in models of self-organized criticality
DR. V. ROZENBERG (Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences)
Spherical Block Model
Modeling of Dynamics and Seismicity for the Global System of Tectonic Plates
J. GRASSBERGER (The Abdus Salam ICTP (Computer Section))
Administrative Details
PROF. A. CORREIG (Universitat de Barcelona)
Microseism Activity and Equilibrium Fluctuations
Earthquake Occurrence (the Seismic Catalog)
Earthquake Prediction (a Physical Approach) Part I
Earthquake Prediction (a Physical Approach) Part II
PROF. A. ISMAIL-ZADEH (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Computational Geodynamics: Problems, Methods, Results and Perspectives
Buoyancy-Driven Contemporary Tectonic Stress and Intermediate-Depth Seismicity in Europe
Variational Data Assimilation in Dynamics of the Earth\'s Mantle: Theory and Applications
PROF. A. SOLOVIEV (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Pattern Recognition Methods
Application of Pattern Recognition Methods to Problems Related to Earthquake Prediction
Modeling of Block-and-Fault System Dynamics
Modeling of Block Structure Dynamics and Seismicity for the Tibet-Himalayan Region
PROF. G. MOLCHAN (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Unified Laws in Seismicity: Existence and Optimal Spatial Scaling. Part I
Unified Laws in Seismicity: Existence and Optimal Spatial Scaling. Part II
PROF. G.F. PANZA (University of Trieste; The Abdus Salam ICTP)
OPENING
Prediction Experiment in Italy and Hazard Scenarios. Part I
Prediction Experiment in Italy and Hazard Scenarios. Part II
PROF. K.R. SREENIVASAN (The Abdus Salam ICTP)
OPENING
PROF. M. CAPUTO (Universita\)
Electromagnetic Emissions During Rock Loading and Fracture, First Precursors Recorded
Memory and Reciprocity in the Flux Through a Porous Slab
PROF. M. GHIL (Ecole Normale Sup‚rieure)
Atmospheric Low-Frequency Variability (LVF): Observations & Elementary Theory
Atmospheric LFV: Weather Regimes, Oscillations & Prediction. Part I
Atmospheric LFV: Weather Regimes, Oscillations & Prediction. Part II
PROF. N. OKADA (Research Center for Disaster Reduction Systems, Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto Univer)
Integrated Disaster Risk Management as an Innovation of Science and Technology: Issues, Methods, and Challenges. Part I
Integrated Disaster Risk Management as an Innovation of Science and Technology: Issues, Methods, and Challenges. Part II
Integrated Disaster Risk Management as an Innovation of Science and Technology: Issues, Methods, and Challenges. Part III
PROF. P. SHEBALIN (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Rise of Seismicity Correlation Range Before Large Events Displayed by Earthquake Chains
Estimating False Alarm and Random Success Probabilities for Predictions by the RTP Algorithm
PROF. V. KEILIS-BOROK (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
OPENING
Paradigms in Prediction of Critical Phenomena
Socio-economic Predictions
Fault Networks in Earthquake Prediction
Unexplored Possibilities for Disasters Prediction
PROF. V. KOSSOBOKOV (International Institute of Earthquake prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics, Russian Academy)
Basic Properties of Earthquakes and Their Sequences
Characterizing Temporal Variability of an Earthquake Sequence
Earthquake prediction: Algorithms
Earthquake prediction: Verification Problem
Earthquake prediction: Accuracy and Limitations
Real-time prediction of earthquakes: State-of-the-art and Perspectives

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V.I. Keilis-Borok, G.F. Panza