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Symposium on Computational and Theoretical Seismology: In Honour of J. Freeman Gilbert (March 2002)

Symposium on Computational and Theoretical Seismology: In Honour of J. Freeman Gilbert (March 2002)
计算和理论地震学研讨会:纪念 J. Freeman Gilbert(2002 年 3 月)
批准号:
0125459
负责人:
T. Guy Masters
金额:
$1.5万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-02-01 至 2003-01-31

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耳朵- 0125459 t。盖马斯特斯PI提议在斯克里普斯海洋学研究所召开一次理论和计算地震学研讨会。正如提案中详细讨论的那样,召开这次会议是为了汇集理论地震学专家,以解决地震学中观测数据集的爆炸问题,以及保持理论/计算平行发展的必要条件。正在解决的问题是理解地球动力学的核心,并且对于mre资助的Earthscope的USAffay组件的优化至关重要。资金将用于抵消与会者(特别是学生和博士后)的旅费和住宿费,以及支付一卷专题讨论会的出版费用。Pls要求提供18,000美元的支持,但我要求修改预算,并同意提供15,000美元的资金
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EAR-0125459T. Guy MastersThe PI proposes to convene a symposium at Scripps Institute of Oceanography in theoretical and computational seismology. As discussed in detail in the proposal, the conference is being held to bring together experts in theoretical seismology to address the explosion of observational data sets in seismology and what is necessary to keep parallel advances in theory/computation. The issues being addressed are central to understanding Earth dynanics, and will be crucial for the optimization of the MRE-funded USAffay component of Earthscope. Funds will be used to offset travel and accommodation expenses for participants (especially students and post docs) and to pay for publication costs of a symposium volume. The Pls requested $18,000 in support, but I asked for a revised budget and have agreed to provide funds at the level of $15,000
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Combined analysis of surface wave phase and amplitude data using finite frequency kernals: Towards a detailed mode of attenuation in the upper mantle
A Global Study of Anisotropy and Composition in Earth's Mantle
A Workshop to Develop a New CSEDI Science Plan, February 2004
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