Hi All,

I was having a look around the AGU site to see if there was anything on the agenda at the Fall Meeting starting next week 12/5 in San Francisco on the topic of Parkfield and it seems its not a dead issue yet.

If anyone is interested you can do a search of their program schedules and read the lastest abstracts regarding geophysical interests of your own. You do not have to be a member and no login is required.

I see John V. is on the roster of presenters, but I didn't find anything for our Chris. Are you going Chris?.....Petra

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1: Comparison Between the Ruptures of the 1966 and 2004 Mw6 Parkfield Earthquakes
2: The 2004 Parkfield Earthquake and its Relation to the Surrounding Fault-Zone Structure
3: Spontaneous Rupture Modeling of the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake With Estimates of the Fracture and Radiated Energy
4: Mechanics of Afterslip Following the 2002 Denali and 2004 Parkfield Earthquakes
5: Seismicity Precursors of M6.0 2004 Parkfield and M7.0 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquakes
6: Seismic Evidence for Rock Damage and Healing on the San Andreas Fault Associated with the 2004 M6 Parkfield Earthquake
7: Spatial and Temporal Stress Drop Variations in the Vicinity of the M6.0 2004 Parkfield Earthquake
8: Coseismic and Postseismic Slip of the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake from GPS and InSAR data
9: Animation of Ground Shaking for California Earthquakes
10: Effective friction coefficient and pore pressure along the San Andreas Fault from seismicity rate change after the 2004 Parkfield earthquake
11: Empirically Designed Filters for Matching Synthetic Seismograms to the Observed Seismograms
12: Observations of residual ULF signals from the Parkfield magnetometer surrounding large Earthquakes
13: The effect of the 2004 M6.0 earthquake on small repeating earthquakes recorded downhole at Parkfield
14: Long Term Monitoring of EM Signals Near Parkfield CA
15: PBO Facility Construction: GPS Network Status
16: On the Random Nature of Earthquake Source and Ground Motion: the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake
17: GPS Installation Progress in the Southern California Region of the Plate Boundary Observatory
18: Kinematic Source Model of the 2004 Parkfield Earthquake
19: Seismomagnetic Effects from the Long-awaited September 28, 2004, M6 Parkfield Earthquake
20: Earthquake potential at Parkfield, CA inferred from geodetic data spanning two earthquake cycles with assessment of model resolution and uncertainty
21: Heat Flow Studies in the SAFOD Main Hole
22: A Simultaneous Imaging Method of Multiple Scattering Modes for Detecting a Fault-Zone Heterogeneous Structure of the San Andreas Fault, Parkfield, California
23: New Continuous Timeseries Data at the Northern California Earthquake Data Center
24: Repeating Earthquake and Nonvolcanic Tremor Observations of Aseismic Deep Fault Transients in Central California.
25: Why Weibull?
26: Imaging the deep roots of the San Andreas Fault zone with magnetotelluric measurements
27: Characterization of the San Andreas Fault at Parkfield Using a Massive 3D VSP
28: The Branching Pattern of Low-Velocity Structure on the San Andreas Fault near the SAFOD Site at Parkfield from Fault-Zone Guided Waves
29: Sensing Ionospheric Precursors of Earthquakes by Inversion of GPS Two-Frequency Beacon Data
30: Active Seismic Monitoring for Earthquake Forecasting
31: Crack Damage in Core Samples From the San Andreas and Nojima Faults
32: P-wave and s-wave imaging from drill bit seismic data at SAFOD
33: Ultra-low Frequency Electromagnetic Monitoring of Earthquakes in the San Francisco Bay Area: Initial Results of an Earthscope PBO Project
34: Regional-scale Seismic Event Relocation in Northern California
35: Dynamic Processes of Fault Creep along the Chihshang Fault, Taiwan
36: Seismic Reflection and Diffraction Imaging of the San Andreas Fault at SAFOD
37: Assessing Infrared Emissions from Weather Satellites as Earthquake Precursors
38: Earthquake source parameters of repeating microearthquakes at Parkfield, CA, determined using the SAFOD Pilot Hole seismic array
39: Diffuse Intersesimic Deformation Across the North America-Pacific Plate Boundary: Observations and Modeling Results
40: Rapid Event Detection and Discrimination From High Rate GPS Data

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