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A. GODOY (IAEA)
IAEA - Safety Standards - Seismic Hazards - Introduction
A. GUERPINAR (IAEA)
Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment - Issues and Trends
A. NELSON, (USGS)
Earthquakes Accompanied by Tsunamis: their Paleoseismic Records and Application to the INQUA Intensity Scale
A. PERESAN, (DST/ICTP)
Earthquake Database for Seismic Hazard Analysis
A.M. MICHETTI (UNIVERSITY OF INSUBRIA)
Introduction of the INQUA Intensity Scale
B. MOHAMMADIOUN (FRANCE)
The INQUA Scale Project: A Better Link to Dynamic Source Parameters and Maximum Magnitude Determination
C. LALINDE PULIDO (COLOMBIA)
Active Tectonics and Earthquake Ground Effects in Colombia, with examples of Applications of the INQUA Scale
E. VITTORI (APAT)
Relationships Among Surface Rupture Parameters and Intensity
Relationships Among Surface Rupture Parameters and Intensity
F. ROMANELLI, (DST/ICTP)
Source and Site Effects in SHA
G. MOLCHAN, IIEP, (RUSSIA)
Isoseismals: Mapping of Uncertainty and Comparison with Synthetic Data
G. PAPATHANASSIOU (GREECE)
Applications of the INQUA Scale in Greece: Lefkada 2003, Bartholomio 1988 and Athens 1999 Earthquakes
G.F. PANZA (DST/ICTP)
Deterministic Methods in Seismic Hazard Analysis
I. PAPANIKOLAOU (GREECE)
Geological Data, Seismic Hazard Maps, and INQUA Scale Intensity Data for Selected Earthquakes in Greece
J.J. JOHNSON (USA)
New Advances in the Engineering Perspective on PSHA
JIM MC CALPIN, GEO-HAZ CONSULTANTS (USA)
Paleoseismology and Maximum Magnitude Estimates in Extensional Terranes
K. AOUDIA, (ICTP)
Continental Deformation and Earthquake Hazard
K. CAMPBELL, EQECAT (USA)
Overview of PSHA with Emphasis on Uncertainty Treatment
K. MUELLER, (UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER)
Assessing Max on Active Thrust Faults in New Madrid (USA) and the Northern PO Basin (Italy)
K. REICHERTER (GERMANY)
Paleoseismology and the Study of Earthquake Ground Effects in the Mediterranean Region, with Examples of Possible Tsunamites
K.CAMPBELL, EQECAT (USA)
Attenuation Relationship from New Data
L. SERVA (APAT)
The concept of the Intensity Parameter in the Intensity scales
M. ABDEL AZIZ (EGYPT)
Applications of INQUA Scale to Egyptian Earthquakes
P. LABBE, EDF ( FRANCE)
Results from the IAEA CRP on Near Field Earthquakes
P.G. SILVA (SPAIN)
Fault Activity and Earthquake Ground Effects in Spain: Applications of the INQUA Scale in the Iberian Peninsula
R. AMIT, (GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ISRAEL)
The use of Paleoseismic Data and Ground Effects (INQUA Scale) of Strong Earthquakes for Seismic Hazard Evaluations of the Dead Sea Rift
R. TATEVOSSIAN (RUSSIA)
Geological Effects in the Macroseismic Intensity Assessment, and the Application of the INQUA Scale in former USSR
W. ASPINALL, (UK)
Expert Elicitation in PSHA
Y. FUKUSHIMA, SHIMIZU CORP ( JAPAN)
New Earthquake Data from Japan
Y. FUKUSHIMA, SHIMIZU CORP (JAPAN)
Seismic Hazard Analysis – Japanese Prospective
Y. KINUGASA (JAPAN)
Use of Geological Data for Seismic Hazard Assessment and Siting of the Nuclear Facilities in Japan
Y. OTA (JAPAN)
Paleoseismological Study and Seismic Hazards Resulting from Major Recent Active Faulting in Japan and Taiwan, and examples of INQUA Scale Intensity Maps

Organizers

A. Guerpinar, A.R. Godoy (IAEA); G. Panza (
ICTP Local Organizer)