35th IGC Sessions
35th International Geological Congress Sessions
Paper Number | Title | Presenting Author | Session | Abstract |
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3311 | Drilling into seismogenic zones of M2.0 – M5.5 earthquakes in deep South African gold mines (DSeis) | Prof. Hiroshi Ogasawara | T8.17 - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings | 3311.pdf |
1776 | Seismicity Analysis for Pamir-Hindukush Considering Shallow and Intermediate Depth Earthquakes | Dr. Khaista Rehman | T8.17 - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings | 1776.pdf |
3798 | Land Subsidence Monitoring and its Countermeasures in the Lower Yangtze Delta Area of China | Prof. Bin Shi | T8.17 - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings | 3798.pdf |
4829 | Shallow and Upper Crustal Amplification of Seismic Waves | Dr. Ganesh W. Rathod | T8.17 - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings | 4829.pdf |
1202 | The Preliminary Results from High Resolution Seismic Survey of Lake Erçek (LESS-2015 project), Eastern Anatolia | Dr. Mustafa Toker | T8.17 - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings | 1202.pdf |
5502 | Landslide environment in pakistan after the earthquake-2005 | Shahina Tariq | T8.1a - Geohazards: Prevention, risk reduction, early warning and preparedness | 5502.pdf |
4828 | Foreshock activity as a component of the seismic early warning | Dr. Gerasimos Papadopoulos | T8.1a - Geohazards: Prevention, risk reduction, early warning and preparedness | 4828.pdf |
4814 | Tsunami risk assessment with GIS methods: cost from building damage and evacuation mapping. | Ms. IOANNA TRIANTAFYLLOU | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 4814.pdf |
2221 | Japan's nuclear regulation standards against natural hazards after Fukushima | Dr. Akira Ishiwatari | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 2221.pdf |
4117 | The use of GRASS QGIS in detailed mapping of slopes in the Greater Tzaneen Local Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa | B.D.O Odhiambo | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 4117.pdf |
3393 | ITRAX applications in palaeotsunami research – pushing the limits | Dr. Catherine Chague-Goff | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | |
2675 | Cyclones, tsunamis and Polynesian occupation – a 3500 year record from Mangaia in the South Pacific | Dr. Catherine Chague-Goff | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 2675.pdf |
1103 | Tsunamigenic slope failures in the Pacific – an inconvenient truth | Prof. James Goff | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 1103.pdf |
3020 | Previously undocumented widespread subduction on the western side of the Alpine Fault, New Zealand | Prof. James Goff | T8.2 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality / Risk evaluation and management in the 21st Century | 3020.pdf |
2439 | Considering geological structures in landslide susceptibility assessment: A case study in Yen Bai Province, Vietnam | Mr. Nguyen Ho Khanh | T8.2a - Geohazards | 2439.pdf |
162 | Fault zone architecture and evaluation of its fault sealing properties, Xiahong North Fault in Junggar Basin | Dr. Kongyou Wu | T8.2a - Geohazards | 162.pdf |
3713 | Seismotectonic map and geodynamic evolution in Northwest Africa (Maghreb region and Western Mediterranean) | Prof. Abdelhakim Ayadi | T8.2a - Geohazards | 3713.pdf |
2496 | Landslide inventory mapping at 1:50,000 scale in the fourteen Northern provinces of Vietnam: achievements and difficulties | Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Van | T8.2a - Geohazards | 2496.pdf |
2783 | Geo-hazard assessment, remote sensing and European Cultural Heritage: the PROTHEGO project. | Daniele Spizzichino | T8.2a - Geohazards | |
1377 | Effects of topographic and geological features on building damage caused by 2015.4.25 Mw7.8 Gorkha earthquake in Nepal | Prof. Fawu Wang | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 1377.pdf |
5187 | Extending the geological record for Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) earthquakes in British Columbia, Canada | Dr. Peter Bobrowsky | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 5187.pdf |
3846 | Communication and the public understanding of geohazards | Dr. Laurance Donnelly | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 3846.pdf |
218 | Submarine Permafrost Dynamics Along the Arctic Shelf Edge | Dr. Charles Paull | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 218.pdf |
1888 | Investigation of Artificial Water Reservoir Triggered Earthquake at Koyna, India | Dr. Harsh Kumar Gupta | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 1888.pdf |
714 | Typhoon-driven wave deposits on island rock coasts in the Gulf of Thailand | Prof. James Terry | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 714.pdf |
934 | Characterising Natural Hazard Interactions to Support Multi-Hazard Approaches to Hazard Management | Mr. Joel Gill | T8.3 - Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 934.pdf |
2390 | Sedimentary processes associated to a late Miocene large-scale submarine landslide (Sierra de Gádor, Almería, SE Spain) | Dr. Ángel Puga-Bernabéu | T8.4 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards | 2390.pdf |
1647 | Preconditioning factors for the unstable eastern Rockall Bank slope, NE Atlantic | Dr. Aggeliki Georgiopoulou | T8.4 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards | 1647.pdf |
5319 | Landslide Monitoring through Spatial Sensor Network | Dr. Ping Lu | T8.4 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards | 5319.pdf |
828 | Submarine landslides and related geohazards around Indian Subcontinent and Islands | Mrs. Sainaba N. K. | T8.4 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards | 828.pdf |
5283 | Detection of landslides in early phases using SAR interferometry | Phd Mateja Jemec Auflic Professor Marko Komac | T8.4 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards | 5283.pdf |
11 | Landslide volume estimation by landslide area-frequency distribution | Prof. Chien-Yuan Chen | T8.5 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards / Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 11.pdf |
1388 | The Aftershock sequence of the 5th August 2014 Orkney earthquake | Mr. Brassnavy Manzunzu | T8.5 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards / Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 1388.pdf |
2237 | Recent Seismicity and volcanism in Afar and the Main Ethiopian Rift | Dr. Atalay Ayele | T8.5 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards / Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 2237.pdf |
3255 | The Seismotectonic Map of Africa | Dr. Mustapha Meghraoui | T8.5 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards / Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3255.pdf |
2151 | Assessing slope stability in three dimensions throughout a landscape: Stratovolcanoes, coastal bluffs, and submarine slopes | Dr. Mark Reid | T8.5 - Subaerial and submarine landslide processes and hazards / Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 2151.pdf |
1169 | Neotectonic stress mapping in Southern Africa solves the puzzling M5.5 Orkney Earthquake of 5 August 2014, North West Province, South Africa | Dr Marco Andreoli | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 1169.pdf |
4332 | Pleistocene-Holocene seismoturbidite succession above the Lwandle-Nubia plate boundary, offshore South Africa | Dr John Rogers | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 4332.pdf |
3254 | Neotectonic stress orientation in the Kaapvaal Craton, South Africa derived by the Dihedra method | Prof Adam Bumby | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3254.pdf |
3717 | Stress Field in the Western Part of Africa-Eurasia Boundary from the Azores to Tunisian Atlas | Dr. Farida Ousadou | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3717.pdf |
3256 | Investigating Seismic Source Zones in Cameroon: A preliminary step for Seismic Hazard Assessment | Dr. Bekoa Ateba | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3256.pdf |
3259 | Stress change and fault interaction from a two century-long earthquake sequence in the central Tell Atlas (Algeria) | Prof. Mustapha Meghraoui | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3259.pdf |
3202 | Stress field in the African Plate | Dr. Damien Delvaux | T8.6 - Crustal deformation and seismotectonics in Africa: Active faulting and earthquake hazard assessment | 3202.pdf |
3077 | Present Permafrost Degradation in NE Siberia: Environmental Implications | Dr. Jiri Chlachula | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 3077.pdf |
96 | Field evidences of Gorkha Earthquakes of 25 April (7.8M) and Kodari 12 May 2015 (7.2M) in Nepal | Prof. Arun Kumar | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 96.pdf |
3844 | Variations in the morphology of reactivated fault scarps in the UK | Dr. Laurance Donnelly | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 3844.pdf |
911 | Differences in geological hazards from liquefaction–fluidization and ground waves in the areas facing Tokyo Bay and San Francisco Bay | Prof. Hisashi Nirei | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 911.pdf |
4192 | Cosmogenically dated marine terraces in South Africa reveal low long-term rates of uplift and no evidence for localized faulting | Dr. Paul Bierman | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 4192.pdf |
3635 | Artificial neural network based geohazard potential mapping for sustainable land use planning: approaches and examples from Germany and Namibia | Israel Hasheela | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 3635.pdf |
5562 | The use of downhole geophysical logging in assessing subsidence from abandoned coal mines | Mr. David L Knott | T8.6a - Challenges in Identifying and Characterising Seismogenic Faults in Non-Plate Boundary Settings / Geohazards and societal benefits: coping with reality | 5562.pdf |