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A. A. WONDEM (Addid Ababa University, Ethiopia)
Ethiopia tectonics and hazard
A. AOUDIA (ICTP, Italy)
North Africa tectonics and hazard
A. COPLEY (University of Cambridge, UK)
The Mechanics of Continental Deformation: Examples from Southern Asia
Discussion
A. DENSMORE (University of Durham, UK)
Landslides
A. WALPERSDORF (LGIT, Grenoble, France)
Examples of velocity fields from Iran
Iran Tectonics and hazard
B. PARSONS (University of Oxford, UK)
Laboratory Exercises
GPS and applications to the earthquake cycle, and use in particular earthquakes
Remote sensing practical
Remote sensing practical
Remote sensing practical
Practicals/exercises on geodetic methods and examples
Practicals/exercises on geodetic methods and examples contd.
C. SYNOLAKIS (Univ. of Southern California, USA)
Tsunami
Tsunami hazard
Financial and Administrative procedures
J. JACKSON (University of Cambridge, UK)
Earthquake source parameters; simple seismology; what to believe.
Local seismicity, lithosphere rheology, structure and variations
Recognizing and characterizing normal faults and earthquakes in Greece
Greece and Africa
Turkey-Greece tectonics and hazard
East African Rift tectonics and hazard
Middle East and Iran
J. YOUNG (Overseas Development Inst. RAID, London, UK)
Theory and practice of research into policy
Discussion
Presentations of case studies and general issues/principles/lessons
M. TALEBIAN (Research Inst. for Earth Sciences, Tehran, Iran)
Recognizing and characterizing thrust faults and earthquakes in Iran
N. D'AGOSTINO (Ist. Naz. di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Roma, Italy)
Italy-Adriatic tectonics and hazard
P. ENGLAND (University of Oxford, UK)
The nature of the hazard: Introduction to earthquakes, their sizes, intensities, and distribution in space and time (continents vs oceans and plate tectonics)
Earthquakes and Strain (lecture + practical)
The Mechanics of Continental Deformation
The Mechanics of Continental Deformation: Examples from Europe, Asia, and the circum-Pacific
Regional synthesis: Middle East Tectonics and hazard
P. ENGLAND, R. REILINGER (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
Velocity fields, and their application to strain rates, fault slip rates, and hazard estimation
Velocity fields, and their application to strain rates, fault slip rates, and hazard estimation contd.
Exercises
R. BILHAM (University of Colorado, USA)
Perspective on the hazard problem
Himalaya
Asia, Himalaya & China tectonics and hazard
Discussion
Discussion
Dead Sea System Tectonics and hazard
R. WALKER (University of Oxford, UK)
Recognizing and characterizing strike-slip faults and earthquakes in Iran, Mongolia and Kazakhstan
Recognizing and characterizing blind thrust faults and earthquakes
Mongolia
S. G. WESNOUSKY (University of Nevada, USA)
Faults have rules: scaling, friction, stress drops
Recognizing and characterizing strike-slip faults and earthquakes in USA
Recognizing and characterizing normal faults and earthquakes in USA and China
Recognizing and characterizing thrust faults and earthquakes in the Himalaya
Nevada
Transverse Ranges
Asia, Himalaya & China tectonics and hazard
S. SARGEANT (British Geology Survey, Edinburgh, UK)
Practice of earthquake research into policy
Discussion
T. J. WRIGHT (University of Leeds, UK)
InSAR and the earthquake cycle
the Afar

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J. Jackson (UK), P. England (UK), A. Aoudia (ICTP).
ICTP Local Organizer: A. Aoudia