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SCEC and the ROSRINE program
will hold a 1-day workshop on Thursday, November 16, at the Riviera
Resort in Palm Springs, CA. The workshop follows the 6th
International Conference on Seismic Zonation, which ends
on Wednesday, November 15th. The workshop will focus on the current
status and use of borehole data, and the future directions for
integration and operations of data from borehole arrays. The
workshop is organized into three sessions. In the first session,
several brief presentations will be made on the background and
current status of the various borehole programs in California.
The second session will focus on the current use and analysis
of borehole data. The third session will be a discussion to answer
specific questions related to the future directions for the borehole
programs. These questions are listed in the preliminary workshop
agenda enclosed below.
If you are interested in participating
in this workshop, please look over the following agenda. If you
are able to attend the workshop, please fill out the registration
form below immediately. In the next few weeks we will
be revising the agenda based on feedback from intended workshop
participants. While the topics listed for presentations have
one or more names associated with them, if you would like to
make a presentation and don't see your name, please contact Jamie
Steidl via email (steidl@crustal.ucsb.edu).
General feedback on the workshop agenda and focus should also
be sent to Jamie Steidl.
There are limited resources to
cover travel expenses for this workshop. The allocation of the
travel support will be based on need and level of participation.
The scheduling of this workshop to coincide with the 6ICSZ was
intended to help reduce the travel expenses for those who are
already in Palm Springs that week.
A SCEC/ROSRINE Workshop on
Borehole Array Data Utilization
Riviera Resort, Palm Springs,
CA
Thursday November 16, 2000 (following the 6ICSZ)
Revised Agenda 10/24/2000
8:00am Registration & Continental
Breakfast
8:45am Introduction & Workshop Objectives (Steidl/Nigbor)
Background & Current Status
Reports
9:00am SCEC/Other
Vertical array update (Steidl)
9:20am USGS Vertical array update (Porcella)
9:40am CSMIP Vertical array update (Graizer)
10:00am ROSRINE Field Investigations update (Nigbor)
10:20am Coffee Break
10:40am USGS Field Investigations
update (Boore )
11:00am Laboratory Studies update-UCLA (Stokoe )
11:20am Pore Pressure array experiments (Steidl)
11:40am Pore Pressure Measurement (de Alba)
12:00pm Lunch Break (Sandwiches
& Lunch Presentation)
Current Use of Borehole Data
1:00pm Results from past borehole
arrays - Lotung (Elgamal)
1:15pm Recent results from vertical array data in Japan (Idriss)
1:30pm Recent results from Caltrans/CSMIP vertical arrays (Grazier)
1:45pm Site Response at Rock Sites from Borehole Data (Nigbor/Steidl
)
2:00pm Small and alrge strain modeling at SCEC/ROSRINE sites
(Steidl/Bonilla)
2:15pm Modeling vertical array data using system identification
(Glaser/Baise)
2:30pm Bay area borehole network (Baise/Hutchings)
2:45pm The use of vertical array data (Silva)
3:00pm Coffee Break
3:14-5:00 Discussion Questions-Future
of Borehole Studies
- Blind prediction for low-strain
data from one or more vertical arrays: a good idea?
- Are the laboratory studies providing
what is needed for the numerical modeling?
- Vertical array ground motion
data dissemination: How should we link geotechnical site characterization
data with the ground motion time histories?
- What are possible funding strategies
for maintenance of existing vertical arrays?
- Future vertical array installation
priorities?
5:00pm Summary and conclusions
5:30pm Adjourn
6:30pm hosted Dinner (for those
who are staying)
Registration
Form
If you are planning to attend,
please enter the information in the boxes provided, then click
on "Submit" to e-mail your registration (BY OCTOBER
15TH.)
If you have attended recent SCEC
meetings and your contact information has not changed, you only
need to enter the following:
First Name
Last Name
Organization
E-mail
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