Northern California Plate Boundary Evolution: Workshop Focused on Defining LIDAR (ALSM) Targets and Priorities

0544540 furlong本项目将举办一个研讨会，具体目的是确定北圣安德烈亚斯板块边界系统和北加州相关板块边界结构（例如，东加利福尼亚剪切带的欧文斯谷地区等）的激光雷达图像的用途和优先事项。作为本次研讨会的成果，我们将制定数据采集的优先顺序，促进来自不同子学科的用户之间的合作，并开始从用户联盟中制定一个有凝聚力和全面的计划，以有效和高效地获取、处理和传播高分辨率激光雷达衍生的dem。北加州快速演化的圣安德烈亚斯板块边界沿线的高分辨率dem的发展，是由地球镜研究驱动的广泛的活动构造研究所急需的数据集。具体目标包括断层发育和合并，以及活动构造、断裂和地震对流域和河流的反应。激光雷达衍生的dem对活动构造分析至关重要，因此是Earthscope目标的关键。此外，它们还提供了对广泛的社会重要问题至关重要的信息，包括危害评估、土地稳定性、洪水脆弱性和土地利用规划。本次研讨会的一个目标是建立一个由研究人员和用户组成的联盟。以PSLC为模型，服务于广泛的研究人员、工程地质学家、规划人员和地区政府。

0544540FurlongThis project will conduct a workshop for the specific purpose of defining the usesand priorities for LIDAR imagery along the northern San Andreas plate boundary system andrelated plate boundary structures in northern California (e.g. the Owens Valley region of EasternCalifornia Shear zone, etc.). As an outcome of this workshop we will develop a prioritization fordata acquisition, catalyze collaborations among users from different sub-disciplines, and beginthe development of a cohesive and comprehensive plan from the consortium of users to effectivelyand efficiently obtain, process, and disseminate high resolution LIDAR derived DEMS.The development of high resolution DEMS along the rapidly evolving San Andreas plate boundary in Northern California are a critically needed data set for a wide range of the active tectonic studies driven by Earthscope research. Specific targets include fault development and amalgamation, and drainage basin and river response to active tectonics, faulting, and earthquakes.LIDAR derived DEMs are critical to analyses of active tectonics and thus are key to the Earthscope goals. In addition they provide information critical to a wide range of societally important issues including hazard assessment, land stability, flooding vulnerability, and land use planning. A goal of this workshop is the development of a consortium of researchers and users. Modeled on the PSLC that serves the broad community of researchers, engineering geologists, planners, and regional governments.