[ghsc-seminars] Seminar in 20 minutes (10am) - Alex Hatem, University of Southern California

[Mirus, Benjamin]

*Note: we are in GHSC Conference Room 535*

*Earthquake behavior through time: Observations across the Pacific Plate *

*Alex Hatem*
*University of Southern California *

The spatial and temporal occurrence of earthquakes may or may not be
constant through time. Such irregularity can have first-order effects on
fault geometry and evolution, which in turn effect control potential plate
boundary rupture scenarios. In my talk, I will present primary data of
earthquake behavior through time using paleoseismic and incremental slip
rate studies from the Hope fault (New Zealand), as well as a synoptic
characterization of the tectonic role and evolution of the Garlock fault
(southern California). While these studies elucidate earthquake behavior
over hundreds to millions of years, utilizing such high-resolution,
long-term temporal data in the calculation of short-term mean earthquake
hazard remains enigmatic.


*Friday, July 19th**, 2019*
*10-11am*
*  (Mountain Time)*
*USGS, 1711 Illinois Street, Golden, CO*
*Fifth Floor Conference Room (535)*

*Note: Please arrive *~5 minutes early* and *bring photo ID* for
airport-style security measures now in place at the USGS building.

Thank you,
GHSC Seminar Committee

Ben
Mirus - bbmirus at usgs.gov
Josh Rigler - erigler at usgs.gov
Oliver Boyd - olboyd at usgs.gov <oboyd at usgs.gov>
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