SANTANU BARUAH
2020-09-03 16:29:55
Dear Sir/Madam,
Greetings from CSIR-North East Institute of Science & Technology (NEIST) Jorhat, Assam, India.
Due to several physical communication constraints brought about by the CoVID-19 pandemic situation, the practice of disseminating knowledge and ideas through webinar, a live interactive event where attendees join via their desktop or mobile device over the internet, have significantly proliferated. While research activities, including research exchange and collaborations, during this unprecedented situation have decelerated, it is imperative to boost the morale of the students and researchers by provisioning opportunities to interact with eminent personalities of their research interest.
In course with this, the Geoscience & Technology Division (GSTD) of CSIR-NEIST Jorhat would like to conduct an INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on " Global Seismology & Tectonics " series targeting the geosciences students and community, during 14-25th September, 2020 to be delivered by eminent speakers as per the schedule appended below.
Important Information regarding the Workshop:
(1) The virtual workshop, in the form of a series of lectures, would be held via Microsoft Teams, an internet based visual communication platform. The participants are requested to download and install Microsoft (MS) Teams software in their desktop or mobile devices. ( [ https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/microsoft-365/microsoft-teams/download-app | https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/microsoft-365/microsoft-teams/download-app ] )
(2) Registration link: [ https://forms.gle/x5KHkVt8UxnaU3G67 | https://forms.gle/x5KHkVt8UxnaU3G67 ]
(Last date of Registration : 11 Sept, 2020)
(3) Event link: [ http://www.rrljorhat.res.in/NEIST%20GSTD%20Workshop%202020.pdf | http://www.rrljorhat.res.in/NEIST%20GSTD%20Workshop%202020.pdf ]
(4) The MS Teams links for the respective sessions will be provided to the registered participants through email.
(5) E-certificate shall be provided to registered participants upon request, however, with at least 80% overall attendance in the virtual workshop.
The Brochure and the schedule of the programme can be found by clicking the Event link.
Please forward these details to any colleagues you think might be interested in joining the workshop series and direct them to sign up for the mailing list by visiting our website/link as mentioned above.
For further queries and inconveniences in registering etc., the organizing committee may be reached at [ gstdneist<at>gmail.com | gstdneist<at>gmail.com ]
Take care and stay safe,
Santanu Baruah
Convener
INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on "Global Seismology & Tectonics"
Mobile: +91 94355 14805
Schedule:INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on "Global Seismology & Tectonics"
Sl. No
Date (IST)
Time (GMT + 5:30)
Speaker
Title
1
14-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 13-Sept-2020 )
Andrew Michael
USGS, USA
Why is it hard to count earthquakes: estimating earthquake completeness
2
15-Sept-2020
10:00 AM IST
( 09:30 PM PDT14-Sept-2020 )
Walter D Mooney
USGS, USA
Tectonics and Seismicity of Indonesia and Southeast Asia
3
16-Sept-2020
03:00PM IST
( 06:30 AM ADT 16-Sept-2020 )
Djordje Grujic
Dalhousie University, Canada
Spatial and temporal interplay between “viscous” and “brittle” deformational processes in the Himalayan megathrust
4
17-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 16-Sept-2020 )
Nicholas V Elst
USGS, USA
Forecasting aftershocks with the epidemic-type model
5
18-Sept-2020
10:00 AM IST
( 09:30 PM PDT17-Sept-2020 )
Ramesh Singh
Chapman University, USA
Ground, borehole and satellite observations for search of reliable earthquake precursors
6
19-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
R B S Yadav
Kurukhetra University, India
Coulomb stress modeling and seismicity triggering: A perspective on future seismic hazard
7
19-Sept-2020
07:30 PM IST
( 07:00 AM PDT 18-Sept-2020 )
Susan E Hough
USGS, USA
Earthquake Ground Motions and Damage: The Long and the Short of It
8
20-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
J R Kayal
GSI, Kolkata, India
Large Intraplate earthquakes in India
9
20-Sept-2020
07:30 PM IST
Saurabh Baruah
CSIR NEIST, Jorhat, India
Complex tectonics of northeast India
10
21-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
(09:00 AM IRDT 21-Sept-2020)
Mehdi Zaré
I nternational Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES) Iran
Why does seismic hazard zoning maps are uncertain and should be revised using new seismic source modelling
11
22-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 21-Sept-2020 )
Andrew Michael
USGS, USA
The Poisson Assumption: Application in Spite of Clustering
12
23-Sept-2020
11.30 AM IST
(12.00 PM BST 23-Sept-2020)
Tahmeed M. Al-Hussaini
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh
New Seismic Design Provisions for Updated Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC-2017) with reference to Seismic Hazard Assessment Studies
13
23-Sept-2020
7:30 PM IST
(04 :00 PM CEST 23-Sept-2020)
S D’Amico
University of Malta, Malta
The challenge of computing seismic hazard maps and incorporating site effects
14
24-Sept-2020
03:00 PM IST
( 10:30 AM WAT 24-Sept-2020)
Adepelumi. AA
Obafemi Awolowo University , Nigeria
Seismicity of Africa
15
25-Sept-2020
10 AM IST
V K Gahlaut
CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad, India
Tectonics of Indo-Burmese arc
16
25-Sept-2020
7.30 PM IST
Imtiaz A Parvez
CSIR-4PI, Bangalore, India
Earthquake hazard studies in India
Greetings from CSIR-North East Institute of Science & Technology (NEIST) Jorhat, Assam, India.
Due to several physical communication constraints brought about by the CoVID-19 pandemic situation, the practice of disseminating knowledge and ideas through webinar, a live interactive event where attendees join via their desktop or mobile device over the internet, have significantly proliferated. While research activities, including research exchange and collaborations, during this unprecedented situation have decelerated, it is imperative to boost the morale of the students and researchers by provisioning opportunities to interact with eminent personalities of their research interest.
In course with this, the Geoscience & Technology Division (GSTD) of CSIR-NEIST Jorhat would like to conduct an INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on " Global Seismology & Tectonics " series targeting the geosciences students and community, during 14-25th September, 2020 to be delivered by eminent speakers as per the schedule appended below.
Important Information regarding the Workshop:
(1) The virtual workshop, in the form of a series of lectures, would be held via Microsoft Teams, an internet based visual communication platform. The participants are requested to download and install Microsoft (MS) Teams software in their desktop or mobile devices. ( [ https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/microsoft-365/microsoft-teams/download-app | https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/microsoft-365/microsoft-teams/download-app ] )
(2) Registration link: [ https://forms.gle/x5KHkVt8UxnaU3G67 | https://forms.gle/x5KHkVt8UxnaU3G67 ]
(Last date of Registration : 11 Sept, 2020)
(3) Event link: [ http://www.rrljorhat.res.in/NEIST%20GSTD%20Workshop%202020.pdf | http://www.rrljorhat.res.in/NEIST%20GSTD%20Workshop%202020.pdf ]
(4) The MS Teams links for the respective sessions will be provided to the registered participants through email.
(5) E-certificate shall be provided to registered participants upon request, however, with at least 80% overall attendance in the virtual workshop.
The Brochure and the schedule of the programme can be found by clicking the Event link.
Please forward these details to any colleagues you think might be interested in joining the workshop series and direct them to sign up for the mailing list by visiting our website/link as mentioned above.
For further queries and inconveniences in registering etc., the organizing committee may be reached at [ gstdneist<at>gmail.com | gstdneist<at>gmail.com ]
Take care and stay safe,
Santanu Baruah
Convener
INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on "Global Seismology & Tectonics"
Mobile: +91 94355 14805
Schedule:INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL WORKSHOP on "Global Seismology & Tectonics"
Sl. No
Date (IST)
Time (GMT + 5:30)
Speaker
Title
1
14-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 13-Sept-2020 )
Andrew Michael
USGS, USA
Why is it hard to count earthquakes: estimating earthquake completeness
2
15-Sept-2020
10:00 AM IST
( 09:30 PM PDT14-Sept-2020 )
Walter D Mooney
USGS, USA
Tectonics and Seismicity of Indonesia and Southeast Asia
3
16-Sept-2020
03:00PM IST
( 06:30 AM ADT 16-Sept-2020 )
Djordje Grujic
Dalhousie University, Canada
Spatial and temporal interplay between “viscous” and “brittle” deformational processes in the Himalayan megathrust
4
17-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 16-Sept-2020 )
Nicholas V Elst
USGS, USA
Forecasting aftershocks with the epidemic-type model
5
18-Sept-2020
10:00 AM IST
( 09:30 PM PDT17-Sept-2020 )
Ramesh Singh
Chapman University, USA
Ground, borehole and satellite observations for search of reliable earthquake precursors
6
19-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
R B S Yadav
Kurukhetra University, India
Coulomb stress modeling and seismicity triggering: A perspective on future seismic hazard
7
19-Sept-2020
07:30 PM IST
( 07:00 AM PDT 18-Sept-2020 )
Susan E Hough
USGS, USA
Earthquake Ground Motions and Damage: The Long and the Short of It
8
20-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
J R Kayal
GSI, Kolkata, India
Large Intraplate earthquakes in India
9
20-Sept-2020
07:30 PM IST
Saurabh Baruah
CSIR NEIST, Jorhat, India
Complex tectonics of northeast India
10
21-Sept-2020
11:00 AM IST
(09:00 AM IRDT 21-Sept-2020)
Mehdi Zaré
I nternational Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES) Iran
Why does seismic hazard zoning maps are uncertain and should be revised using new seismic source modelling
11
22-Sept-2020
09:30 AM IST
( 09:00 PM PDT 21-Sept-2020 )
Andrew Michael
USGS, USA
The Poisson Assumption: Application in Spite of Clustering
12
23-Sept-2020
11.30 AM IST
(12.00 PM BST 23-Sept-2020)
Tahmeed M. Al-Hussaini
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh
New Seismic Design Provisions for Updated Bangladesh National Building Code (BNBC-2017) with reference to Seismic Hazard Assessment Studies
13
23-Sept-2020
7:30 PM IST
(04 :00 PM CEST 23-Sept-2020)
S D’Amico
University of Malta, Malta
The challenge of computing seismic hazard maps and incorporating site effects
14
24-Sept-2020
03:00 PM IST
( 10:30 AM WAT 24-Sept-2020)
Adepelumi. AA
Obafemi Awolowo University , Nigeria
Seismicity of Africa
15
25-Sept-2020
10 AM IST
V K Gahlaut
CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad, India
Tectonics of Indo-Burmese arc
16
25-Sept-2020
7.30 PM IST
Imtiaz A Parvez
CSIR-4PI, Bangalore, India
Earthquake hazard studies in India
