Program

The themes of the AMD Symposium will center on: (1) Earthquakes and Natural Seismic Sources; (2) Seismic Tomography; (3) Dynamics and Composition of the Mantle; (4) Seismology of the Earth's Core; (5) Dynamics and Composition of the Earth's Core; and (6) Community Facilities and Resources.

Schedule
Invited Speakers

Posters

1. Earthquakes, Fluids, and Strain Rate – Are Earthquakes Affected by Tectonic Setting?
   Rachel Abercrombie
   
   
2. The Two Faces of the Great Tohoku Earthquake
   Greg Beroza
   
   
3. Split from Slip: Crustal Anisotropy Beneath Vancouver Island from Non-volcanic Tremor
   Michael Bostock
   
   
4. Towards Global Adjoint Tomography
   Ebru Bozdag
   
   
5. Seismic Tomographic Mapping of the Earth's Interior — Back to Basics Revisiting the ACH Inversion
   Anders Christoffersson and Eystein S. Husebye
   
   
6. Insights into Small-Scale Variations of the 660 km Discontinuity from Frequency Dependent P'P' Precursor Observations
   Elizabeth Day and Arwen Deuss
   
   
7. Surface Wave Tomographic Images of Fossil Fragments of the Farallon Plate
   Don Forsyth
   
   
8. Toward Full-Waveform Global Tomography with the SEM: Constraining Observations at Upper Mantle Depths
   Scott French
   
   
9. High-Resolution Imaging of Slow Earthquakes in Cascadia Using Multiple Seismic Arrays
   Abhijit Ghosh
   
   
10. 3D Convective Modelling of Mantle Evolution
    Petar Glisovic
    
    
11. Helium and Heat Balance of the Earth’s Mantle
    Helge Gonnermann
    
    
12. How the Chandler Wobble is Excited
    Brad Hager
    
    
13. Evolution of the Sub-Arc Mantle at Back-Arc Spreading Centers
    Paul Hall
    
    
14. Stability of Volatile-Rich Melts in the Oceanic Low Velocity Zone
    Marc Hirschmann
    
    
15. Geochemical Patterns among En Echelon Volcanic Chains at Pacific Hotspots
    Shichun Huang
    
    
16. Structure and seismic hazard of the Ventura Avenue Anticline and Ventura Fault, California
    Judith Hubbard
    
    
17. The LAB seen by USArray S Receiver Functions
    Rainer Kind
    
    
18. Back-Projection Results from the March 11, 2011 Mw 9.0 Tohoku-oki Earthquake
    Eric Kiser and Miaki Ishii
    
    
19. Thinking Outside the Box: Spin-Off Projects from the Hawaiian PLUME Deployment
    Gabi Laske
    
    
20. Q and Velocity Tomography Beneath the Western US
    Jesse F. Lawrence
    
    
21. Tohoku-oki Earthquake
    Thorne Lay
    
    
22. Developing a Set of Regional Seismic Reference Models
    Ved Lekic
    
    
23. Normal Modes of the 2011 Tohoku-Oki, Japan Earthquake: Preliminary Results
    Petros Mpogiatzis
    
    
24. Global Correlations of Tomographic Structure with Crustal Tectonic Regions
    Elizabeth Paulson and Thomas Jordan
    
    
25. Adjoint Tomography of the Middle East
    Daniel Peter
    
    
26. Oceanic Volcanism from the Low-Velocity Zone - Without Plumes
    Dean Presnall
    
    
27. Wave Front Healing Renders Deep Plumes Seismically Invisible
    Jeroen Ritsema
    
    
28. S-to-P imaging of the Elusive Lithosphere-Asthenosphere Boundary beneath the Afar Triple Junction
    Kate Rychert
    
    
29. A Cross Section through the Eastern Pamir gained by Teleseismic Receiver Functions
    Felix Schneider
    
    
30. Solving or Resolving Global Tomographic Models with Spherical Wavelets, and the Scale and Sparsity of Seismic Heterogeneity
    Frederik J Simons
    
    
31. Adam Dziewonski and Marine Seismology
    Ralph Stephen
    
    
32. Surface Wave Anisotropy from Array Analysis
    Toshiro Tanimoto
    
    
33. Understanding the Amplitudes of Noise Correlation Measurements
    Victor C. Tsai
    
    
34. Compare and Contrast: A Review of Tomography and Global Datasets Old and New
    R. Woodward
    
    
35. Iterative Back Projection of the Rupture and Spatial-Temporal Distribution of Subevents of the 2011 Tohoku M9.0 Earthquake in Japan
    Huajian Yao