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AGU Fall Meeting 2016
Earth Observatory of Singapore Presenters’ Schedule
DAY 1 (12 December, Monday)
Oral
1:55 –
2:10pm
T13D-01 Millennial slip rates and paleoseismology of the Jinghong
fault on the Shan Plateau, southeast of the eastern Himalayan
syntaxis
Shi Xuhua
Moscone
South – 102
2:16 –
2:31pm
S13D-03 Seismic and infrasound observations of recent explosive
events at Marapi Volcano in Western Sumatra
Benoit Taisne
Moscone
South – 103
2:55 –
3:10pm
T13D-05 Fault kinematics and active tectonics of the Sabah margin:
Insights from the 2015, Mw 6.0, Mt. Kinabalu earthquake
Wang Yu
3:10 –
3:25pm
T13D-06 Rapid Earthquake Source Inversion in SE Asia
Chen Weiwen
T13D-07 Probabilistic seismic hazard assessment for northern
Southeast Asia
Chan ChungHan
OS13E-08 The Maritime Continent and Coral Triangle: How to make
informed measurements in the year of the MC to improve coral
protection?
Nathalie
Goodkin
V11A-2753 Are there Tuffs from Toba Supereruptions in Singapore?
Olga BergalKuvikas
Sylvain
Rigaud
3:25 –
3:40pm
Poster
EP11A-0986 Coastal Geomorphology, Growth Patterns and
Stratigraphy of Uplifted Coral-Reef Terraces of Sumba Island,
Indonesia: Towards a Re-Evaluation of Quaternary Sea-Level
Highstands
8:00am –
12:20pm
1:40 –
6:00pm
PP11A-1999 230Th and 231Pa in Seawater Sinking Particles from the
North Atlantic GEOTRACES Transect
Lu Yanbin
T11D-2644 Structural and Depositional Evolution of the Stevenson
Basin, a Gulf of Alaska Forearc Basin: Insights from Legacy Seismic
and Borehole Data
Rahul
Bhattacharya
S11B-2455 Analysis of the ground motions from the MW 7.8 Gorkha
and MW 7.3 Dolakha earthquakes in Nepal in 2015
Stacey Martin
S11C-2465 Infrasound Detection Capability in Southeast Asia
Anna Perttu
NH11B-1723 High-resolution mapping based on Unmanned Aerial
Vehicle (UAV) to capture the paleoseismic offsets along the AltynTagh fault, China
Gao Mingxing
T13A-2686 Structural Segmentation Controlled the 2015 Mw 7.8
Gorkha Earthquake Rupture in Nepal
Judith
Hubbard
Moscone
South – 102
Moscone
West – 3014
Moscone
South –
Poster Hall
DAY 2 (13 December , Tuesday)
Oral
11:20 –
11:35am
T22B-05 A tale of two earthquakes: interactions between the 2007
Mw 8.4 and 2010 Mw 7.8 Mentawai, Sumatra, earthquake ruptures
and their afterslip
Emma Hill
Moscone
South – 103
Poster
1:55 –
2:10pm
PP23D-02 Moisture sources of the Mono Lake deglacial pluvial
events
Wang
Xianfeng
8:00am –
12:20pm
S21A-2680 The 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake Sequence, A Series of
Cross-fault and In-fault Triggering Events
Shi Qibin
1:40 –
6:00pm
V23B-2977 Understanding the monotonous life of open vent mafic
volcanoes
Fidel Costa
Moscone
West – 2003
Moscone
South –
Poster Hall
Day 3 (14 December , Wednesday)
Oral
8:30 –
8:45am
G31C-03 The Awakening of the Mentawai Section of the Sunda
Megathrust: Coseismic and Postseismic Deformation of the 2007
Mw 8.4 Bengkulu Earthquake in Sumatra
Louisa Tsang
9:15 –
9:30am
G31C-06 Influence of Fault Geometry on Himalayan Megathrust
Coupling
Eric Lindsey
5:30 –
5:45pm
NH34A-07 How Heterogeneous Coseismic Slip Affects Regional
Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment: A Case Study in the
South China Sea
Li Linlin
PP31D-2326 Tropical Sumatra Squalls drive stable isotope ratios of
precipitation in Singapore
He Shaoneng
S31C-2775 Broadband ground motion simulation using a paralleled
hybrid approach of Frequency Wavenumber and Finite Difference
method
Chen Meng
G31A-1046 Seafloor Geodesy using Wave Gliders to study
Earthquake and Tsunami Hazards at Subduction Zones
Sharadha
Sathiakumar
OS31B-2004 Large Regional Sea-level Oscillations on Human
Timescales, Revealed by Mid-Holocene Corals
Aron Meltzner
V31A-3067 Constraining the presence and abundance of an excess
gas phase prior to the June 1991 eruption of Mt Pinatubo
(Philippines) using S-isotopes
Caroline
Bouvet de
Maisonnueve
V31A-3089 The “1400BP” caldera-forming magma reservoir
(Rabaul, Papua New Guinea) reconstructed from the compositions
and volatile contents of melt inclusion
Gareth Fabbro
NH31A-1892 Sedimentological recorders of the 2013 Typhoon
Haiyan storm surge from contrasting Philippine coastal landscapes
Janneli Lea
Soria
PA31D-2222 Using Film and Social Media for Successful Earth
Science Outreach in Nepal and Indonesia
Isaac Kerlow
Poster
8:00am –
12:20pm
Moscone
West – 2002
Moscone
West – 2002
Moscone
South – 102
Moscone
South –
Poster Hall
DAY 4 (15 December , Thursday)
Oral
11:35 –
11:50am
G42A-06 From Crustal to Lithosphere Dynamics: A New Approach
to Geodetic Data Interpretation and Modeling
Sylvain
Barbot
Moscone
West – 2002
11:50am –
12:05pm
V42B-03 Tiny crystals give away the where and when of magma
ascent
Dawn Ruth
Moscone
South – 104
12:05 –
12:20pm
G42A-08 Estimating the rheological properties of the oceanic
asthenosphere using geodetic data.
Sagar Masuti
Moscone
West – 2002
3:25 –
3:40pm
Poster
8:00am –
12:20pm
1:40pm –
6:00pm
T43H-08 Structural and Stratigraphic Evidence for Active
Deformation and Tsunami Hazard within the Sumatran
Accretionary Wedge West of Siberut using MegaTera Seismic and
Bathymetric data
T41B-2929 New high-resolution seismic imaging of the Main
Frontal Thrust (MFT) in Bardibas (central Nepal) reveals blind fault
strands and buried strath surfaces: implications for paleoseismology
Kyle Bradley
PP41C-2278 Mixing it up in the Southern Makassar Strait: Seasonal
Coral Δ14C Reveals Monsoon-Driven Variability in Surface Water
Circulation in the Indonesian Seas
Sujata A
Murty
Rafael
Almeida
V43E-3193 Quantitative shape analysis of volcanic ash particles
from recent eruptions of Asian volcanoes
Dini Nurfiani
V43A-3138 Swarms of small earthquakes on Marapi Volcano, West
Sumatra, Indonesia: are these precursors to explosion event?
Dannie
Hidayat
DAY 5 (16 December , Friday)
Oral
10:35 –
NH52A-02 A Geomicrobiological Approach to Differentiate Storm
10:50am
and Tsunami Deposits in the Recent Geological Record
Moscone
South
– 103
Moscone
West – 2012
PP52A-05 Reconstruction of Monsoon Driven South China Sea
Surface Ocean Circulation using Coral Δ14C
Nathalie
Goodkin
12:05 –
12:20pm
S52C-08 Kinematic inversion of postseismic deformation
following the 2016 Mw 7.0 Kumamoto earthquake for the
distribution of brittle and ductile crustal processes.
James Daniel
Paul Moore
1:58 – 2:04pm
PA53B-04 A crack between two big pieces of rock is made up of
different pieces. This controlled how much the rocks slipped last
year.
Judith
Hubbard
PA54A-08 Using Animation to Convey Natural Hazards and
Anthropogenic Change
Isaac Kerlow
G51A-1068 The 2008 Mw 7.2 North Pagai earthquake sequence:
Partial rupture of a fully locked Mentawai patch
Rino Salman
G51B-1102 Transient flow in the mantle wedge in the last decade
following great earthquakes in the Sumatran subduction zone
Qiu Qiang
Poster
8:00am –
12:20pm
Moscone
South –
Poster Hall
Adam Switzer
11:20 –
11:35am
5:45 – 6:00pm
Moscone
South – 103
G51A-1066 Tectonic and Geomorphic setting of the Pamir Plateau
–Insights from InSAR, Seismic and Optical Data for the 2015
Mw7.2 Darwas-Karakoram Earthquake
Priyamvada
Nanjundiah
PA51A-2250 Visualizing the deep end of sound: plotting multiparameter results from infrasound data analysis
Anna Perttu
Moscone
South – 307
Moscone
South – 302
Moscone
South – 309
Moscone
South –
Poster Hall