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SE01
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0061	A Project for Strong Motions, Active Fault,and Earthquakes in Taipei Metropolitan Area	Jeen-Hwa Wang Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
58-IWG-A0087	Anisotropic overburden effects in AVO responses	Babita Sinha National Geopysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0117	REASONS OF EXTRAORDINARILY HIGHER DAMAGE IN 1990 MANJIL EARTHQUAKE, IRAN	YOUSEF SATTARZADEH-GHADIM UNIVERSITY OF SHIRAZ
58-SE-A0118	ACTIVE FAULTS AND THEIR EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY IN THE ORUMIEH AREA, IRAN.	AKRAM ALIZADEH Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
58-SE-A0148	A Project for Strong Motions, Active Fault,and Earthquakes in Taipei Metropolitan Area	Ming-Wey Huang
58-SE-A0215	Frequency-dependent Site Effects in Central Taiwan	Imtiyaz Parvez CSIR Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation (C-MMACS) Job Title:Scientist
58-SE-A0225	A project for the active fault survey and earthquake perilous estimation in mega-cities of China	Zhifeng Ding Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0235	Differences in Earthquake Source and Strong Ground Motion Characteristics Between Shallow and Buried Faulting	Paul Somerville Risk Frontiers, Macquarie University
58-SE-A0618	Study on the Impact of Focal Mechanism on Long-period Ground Motions	Yanxiang Yu Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0666	An empirical relationship between the water level and the resonant frequencies of the Feitsui Dam	Hung-Chie Chiu Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
58-SE-A1027	A New Parameter, Shaking Intensity Magnitude, and Its Potential for Earthquake Early Warning	Shunroku Yamamoto National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1155	The Source Properties of the 1999 Ms7.6 Chi-Chi, Taiwan, Earthquake	Jeen-Hwa Wang Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
58-SE-A1203	Higher Order Elasticity and Earthquake Sorces	Toru Ouchi Research Center for Urban Safety and Security, Kobe University
58-SE-A1281	The February 22nd 2005 Zarand earthquake in central Iran	Mehdi Rezapour Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran, Iran
58-SE-A1349	Evaluating Earthquake Potential Caused by the Tachikawa Fault in Metropolitan Tokyo, Central Japan Based on the Paleoseismological Surveys	Yukari Miyashita Active Fault Research Center, GSJ, AIST
58-SE-A1370	CONCEALED ACTIVE FAULT STUDY IN URBAN AREAS USING GROUND-PENETRATING RADAR IMAGING TECHNIQUES	TAKAO MIYATA Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Kobe University
58-SE-A1392	Local site effects on worst-hit colonies on the 2004 Niigata-ken Chuetsu earthquake	Masayuki Yoshimi Active Fault Research Center, GSJ, AIST
58-SE-A1421	Geomorphology and geology along the eastern Ushikubi fault of the Atotsugawa fault system, Central Japan	Ryosuke Doke Department of Earth Science, Toyama University

SE02
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0131	Crustal Thermal Structure of Narmada-Son Lineament Region	S.N. Rai National Geophysical Researach Institute
58-SE-A0372	Application of Finite Element method for interpretation of gravity data	Krishan Kant Sharma University of Madras
58-SE-A0401	Fractal and Multifractal characteristics of Seismicity of Indian Seismotectonic regions	Satybir Singh/Teotia Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, India
58-SE-A0490	HEAT FLOW,CURIE DEPTH AND COMPOSITION OF LOWER CRUST BENEATH THE INDIAN SHIELD	SHADI RAM SHARMA NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, HYDERABAD-500 007,INDIA
58-SE-A0498	Thermal Structure Across Archaean Crustal Section of Dharwar Craton, South India	S. Thiagarajan National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0499	Rheological Models of the Indian Continental Lithosphere	Ajai Manglik National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0511	An integrated approach to subsurface stress analysis by FE method for the Mw 7.6 Bhuj earthquake, India	Chandrasekhar D.V. National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0515	PHYSICAL AND RADIOACTIVE PROPERTIES OF ROCKS FROM EAST ANTARCTICA	Poornachandra Gaika NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, HYDERABAD-500 007,INDIA
58-SE-A0528	Heterogeneity in Continental Crustal Derived from the Gravity Data: An example from Kutch India (an intraplate seismic region)	Abhey Ram Bansal National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0549	Upper Mantle Conducting Layer and Role of Fluids in Himalayan Geodynanamics	Subrata Bhukta National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0595	The deep sources of the Neapolitan Volcanism (Southern Italy) from potential field data interpretation	Maurizio Fedi Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università Federico II Napoli (ITALY)
58-SE-A0638	Crustal Structure and Tectonic Study of Shillong Plateau – Inferences from Aeromagnetic Map	GDJ Sivakumar Sinha National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, Hyderabad-500 007, India
58-SE-A0655	Underplating and its tectonic implications in the Indian shield	Vijay Kumar Rao National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, Hyderabad - 500007. India
58-SE-A0725	Tectonic exhumation and paleoseismic events from the Higher Himalayan Crystallines (HHC), NW Himalaya: evidences from fission track (FT) dating	Devender Kumar National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0883	Role of Fluids in existence of Upper Mantle Conducting Layer in Lesser Himalayan Region	Subrata K. Bhukta National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1229	Crust structure of Korean Peninsula from Magnetotelluric and Gravity data	Gyesoon Park Seoul National University
58-SE-A1305	Active deformation of an intracontinental region inferred from seismic pattern and numerical modeling	Yves Mazabraud CEREGE Université d'Aix-Marseille 3

SE03
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0086	Superplastic flow of reaction products in mylonites	Kyuichi Kanagawa Chiba University
58-SE-A0195	Re-examination of the postseismic deformation associated with the 1993 Mw7.7 Hokkaido Nansei-Oki earthquake	Takuya Nishimura Geographical Survey Institute, Japan
58-SE-A0246	Experimental determination of transport properties and overpressure prediction in the thick sediment layer	Wataru Tanikawa Department of Geology and Mineralogy, Kyoto University
58-SE-A0377	Grain size of dynamically recrystallized quartz controlled by mica	Jin-Han Ree Korea University
58-SE-A0440	An experiment study of quartz-coesite transition at differential stress	Yongsheng Zhou State Key Laboratory of Earthquake Dynamics,Institute of Geology,CEA
58-SE-A0620	Shear localization in the Finero peridotite induced by hydration reaction	Jun-ichi Ando Hiroshima University
58-SE-A0777	Strain hardening behavior of serpentinite during dehydration reaction	Takehiro Hirose Kyoto University
58-SE-A0975	Pressure Solution Creep of Wet Calcite Aggregate at Temperatures up to 150 ¡ãC and Effects of Pore Fluid Chemistry	Xiangmin Zhang Utrecht University
58-SE-A1041	Fracture strength of tourmaline and epidote by three-point bending test: application to microboudin method for estimating absolute magnitude of palaeodifferential stress	Nozomi Kimura Shizuoka University, JAPAN
58-SE-A1245	Permeability and Porosity Structures in Sedimentary Rocks and Katakai Fault Zone in Niigata, Japan	Yasutaka Aizawa Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1248	Experimental Determinations of Frictional Constitutive Parameters for Serpentine Mud from South Chamorro Seamount	Hiroyuki Noda Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1255	The deformation behavior of Babaoshan Fault in Beijing and its correlation with precipitation and groundwater inferred from long historical observations	Fuqiong Huang China Earthquake Network Center
58-SE-A1333	Research on earthquake risk along the east boundary belts of the Sichuan-Yunnan Block	Teng-fong Wong State University of New York at Stony Brook
58-SE-A1497	A new low to ultrahigh-velocity hydrothermal friction apparatus for studying the effects of fluids on rock friction	Toshihiko Shimamoto Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University

SE04
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0362	An experimental trial to detect nucleation processes by transmission waves across a simulated fault with a gouge layer	Naoto Yoshioka Yokohama City University
58-SE-A0442	Fault Geometry, Stress Field and Constitutive Law for Dynamic Rupture Simulation of the 2000 Western Tottori Earthquake	Eiichi Fukuyama NIED, Japan
58-SE-A0446	Experimental Research of the low frequency wave that radiated into the air before failure or rock	Shiyu Li Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0470	A Synthetic Seismicity Model for the Xianshuihe Fault, Southwestern China: A Simulation with a Rate- and State-Dependent Friction Law	Naoyuki Kato Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
58-SE-A0526	Effects of Normal Stress on the Frictional Properties of Rocks During Frictional Melting	Akito Tsutsumi Division of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Graduate School of Science,Kyoto University
58-SE-A0537	Crustal Heterogeneity in the Source Region of the 2004 Mid Niigata Prefecture Earthquake (M6.8)	Kin'ya Nishigami Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
58-SE-A0544	The seismic deformation analysis to strong earthquake clusters in Jiashi area considering the earth structure	Caijun Xu Wuhan University
58-SE-A0552	The Active Fault Zones of the Eastern-boundary of the Sichuan-Yunnan Block, Southwestern China: Historical Earthquakes and Seismic Potential	Xueze Wen Seismological Bureau of Sichuan Province
58-SE-A0554	Effects of Fault Irregularities on Activity of Strong Earthquakes along a Fault Zone: An Experimental Study	Shengli Ma Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0563	Transport Property and Fault Behavior with Regional Overpressure at the focal area of 1999 Chi-Chi earthquake	Wataru Tanikawa 1 Department of Geology and Mineralogy, Kyoto University
58-SE-A0132	Acoustic Emission Characteristics of inhomogeneous fault model under the different loading condition	Haikun Jiang Earthquake Administration of Shandong Province
58-SE-A0279	ESR dating of the Quaternary fault movements	Hee-Kwon Lee Department of Geology, Kangwon National University
58-SE-A0722	Typical phases of shear fault formation in granitic rocks	Xinglin Lei Geological survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A0787	Frictional Strength of Rock-Forming Mineral Gouge at Hydrothermal Conditions	Koji Masuda Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A1201	Balanced cross sections based on geometry of folds in the source area of the 2004 Mid-Niigata Prefecture earthquake	Yukinobu Okamura Active Fault Research Center, Geological Survey of Japan/AIST
58-SE-A1211	Strength and Stability of Frictional Sliding of Gabbro Gouge under Elevated Temperatures	Changrong He Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A1243	Thermal Pressurization during Rupture Propagation with Measured Transport Properties	Hiroyuki Noda Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1358	Aftershock sequences and velocity structure in the focal region of the2004 Mid Niigata prefecture, Japan earthquake	Hiroaki Negishi National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1469	Transport and Frictional Properties of a serpentinite bearing fault along Gokasho-Arashima Tectonic Line and its possible high velocity slip-weakening	Hiroki Sone Department of Geology and Mineralogy, Kyoto University, Japan

SE05
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0106	Distant effects caused by Magnitude 8.7 Earthquake of the West Coast Of Northern Sumatra	Fang Du Earthquake Administration of Sichuan Province
58-SE-A0128	Depth Distribution and Preparation Background of Earthquakes in North China	Xuemin Zhang Seismological Bureau of Hebei Province
58-SE-A0144	Phase Character of Anomaly of Xinjiang, Bachu-Jiashi Earthquake of Ms 6.8, 2003	Guoying Gao Seismological Bureau of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region
58-SE-A0453	Tidal Triggering of Earthquakes Precursory to the 2004 Mw = 9.0 Off Sumatra Earthquake	Sachiko Tanaka National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-IWG-A0547	DISTURBANCES OF EARTH’S MAGNETIC FIELD OVER AN EARTHQUAKE PREPARATION FOCUS	S. Naxrath Begum Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
58-SE-A0749	The Distributing Characteristic and its Elementary Interpretations of Coda Qc of the Areas in Yunnan Province	Hongsheng Ma Institute of Earthquake Science
58-SE-A0755	The Effects of Sumatra 9.0 Earthquake on China Mainland	Prof. Guomin Zhang Institute of Earthquake Science, CEA
58-SE-A0911	ON HOW THE GREAT INDONESIAN EARTHQUAKE AND ANDAMAN AFTERSHOCKS WERE PREDICTED	VENKATANATHAN NATARAJAN UNIVERSITY OF MADARAS
58-SE-A0914	The role of seismogenic activities on the fluvial sediment flux of Gorgan-Rud River in the active Alborz mountain belt, NE Iran: A new approach to long-term earthquake prediction	MAJID SHAHPASANDZADEH
58-SE-A0946	Relationship between great deep earthquakes and strong shallow earthquakes in Northeast Asia	Jian WANG Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A1097	VHF precursory scattering before earthquake	Takeo Moriya Hokkaido University
58-SE-A1218	Short-term earthquake prediction on basis of seismic monitoring of fault areas	Victor Sibgatulin Krasnoyarsk Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources
58-SE-A1227	Wide distribution of earthquake precursors-evidences from the two strong earthquakes in Inner Mongolia, China	Yongxian Zhang China Earthquake Network Center
58-SE-A1231	Electromagnetic responses associated with earthquakes	Choon-Ki Lee Seoul National University
58-SE-A1233	Research on earthquake risk along the east boundary belts of the Sichuan-Yunnan Block	Wanzheng Cheng Institute of Earthquake Prediction,Earthquake Administration of Sichuan Province
58-SE-A1279	EM Precursor of Large Earthquake in Japan	Masayasu Hata Chubu University
58-SE-A1464	Global Seismic Activity and Implications of Recent Seismicity Patterns	Shin-ichi Noguchi National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1492	Using of electromagnetic irradiation from Earthquake epicenter to forecast the epicenter. Principle of maximum	Hikmat Asadov Azerbaijan National Aerospace Agency

SE06
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0006	THE JANUARY 26, 2001, GUJARAT, INDIA, MS7.8 EARTHQUAKE:RUPTURE PROCESS AND PREDICTED GROUND MOTION	Lisheng Xu Institute of Geophysics, CEA
58-SE-A0007	Inversion for Kinematic Source Parameters	Klaus Stammler Seismological Observatory Graefenberg (SZGRF/BGR), Germany
58-SE-A0168	Study on the source rupture process of Ms 7.9 earthquake in the border area of China, Russia and Mongolia on Sep.27 2003	Cuiping Zhao Institute of Geophysics, CEA, Beijing, China
58-SE-A0433	Steadiness and stop of brittle fracture driven by the forces in different distances	Shiyu Li Institute of Geophysics, China Seismological Bureau, Beijing, 100081, China
58-SE-A0448	A Wavelet Packet Approach to Earthquake and Mining shocks Wave Classification	Xuesong He Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration , Beijing 100081, China
58-SE-A0555	Some New Empirical Relations in the Seismic Regime and Their Interpretation	Mikhail Rodkin Geophysical Centre of the Russian Acad. of Sci., Moscow

SE07
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A1052	Toward an automated detection of slow slip events with GPS data	Takeshi Sagiya Nagoya University
58-SE-A1158	Short-term slow slip events with tremor activity in southwest Japan from November to December, 2004	Hitoshi Hirose National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1178	Non-volcanic deep tremors and slow slip events detected in southwest Japan	Kazushige Obara NIED
58-SE-A1378	Spatio-temporal Evolution of Postseimic Slip Following the 2003 Tokachi-oki Earthquake (M8.0) Estimated by GPS and Repeating Earthquakes	Satoshi Miura Tohoku University

SE08
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0395	Precise orbit determination of LEO satellites from onboard GPS tracking data	Toshimichi Otsubo NICT Kashima
58-SE-A1217	Towards Future Gravity Missions - Results of a Three-Years Feasibility Study in Japan	Yoichi Fukuda Department of Geophysics, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1442	Characteristics of the temporally varying gravity field solutions derived from GRACE mission	Keiko Yamamoto Department of Geophysics, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University

SE09
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A1007	Interseismic Deformation of the Nankai Subduction Zone, Southwest Japan Inferred From Three-dimensional Crustal Velocity Field	Takao Tabei Department of Natural Environmental Science, Kochi University

SE11
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A1029	Postseismic deformations following the 2004 SE off Kii peninsula earthquake sequence and its tectonic implications	Manabu Hashimoto DPRI, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1042	Why earthquakes on high-angle reverse faults produce voluminous aftershocks and triggered mainshocks: A presumption from the 2004 Niigata-ken Chuetsu Japan earthquake	Shinji Toda Active Fault Research Center, Geological Survey of Japan
58-SE-A1359	Dynamic Rupture Model of the December 26, 2004 Sumatra Earthquake from Long-period Waveform Data of Worldwide Stations	Yun-tai Chen Insititute of Geophysics, CEA

SE12
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0280	Structural evolution of the Precambrian rocks in the Chunchon region of South Korea	Hee-Kwon Lee Department of Geology, Kangwon National University
58-SE-A1038	Abrupt or asymptotic?: how metamorphic tectonites cease plastic deformation during exhumation	Toshiaki Masuda Shizuoka University
58-SE-A1085	New Trend in Paleostress Analysis	Atsushi Yamaji Kyoto University

SE13
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0286	The deformation charactristics along the Andaman-Nicobar arc assocaited with the Dec 26, 2004 megathrust earthquake: insights from GPS data	Anil Earnest Centre for Earth Science Studies
58-SE-A0366	Is the Himalayan Arc Really Perfect?	Malay Mukul CSIR C-MMACS
58-SE-A0632	Crustal Structure and Compensation Mechanism of the Himalaya: Constraint from New Gravity Measurements	V.M. Tiwari National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad
58-SE-A0636	Seismically Active deformation in the Sumatra-Java Arc-Trench Region : Geodynamic Implications	Lastiha Sadanandan Cochin University of Science and Technology
58-SE-A0882	Deep Crustal structure near Puga Geothermal field, NW Himalaya, India and its relation to plate collision tectonics	Harinarayana T National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad - 500 007, India
58-SE-A0918	Deep Structures of the NW Himalaya Collision Zone: Constraints from Long Period Magnetotelluric Data	Baldev Raj Arora Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A0966	Double-Planed Shallow Seismic Zone in the NE Japan Forearc Region	SHANTHA S. N. GAMAGE Research Center for Prediction of Earthquake and Volcanic Eruptions (RCPEV), Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University, Japan.
58-SE-A1002	GPS measured Inter-seismic strain and Co-seismic far-field displacements caused by the 26th December, 2004 Great Sumatra Earthquake	Paramesh Banerjee Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A1034	3D seismic velocity structure and microseismicity around the rupture area of the 1978 Miyagi-Oki earthquake revealed by OBS observation	Yojiro Yamamoto RCPEV, Graduate School of Sci., Tohoku Univ.
58-SE-A1092	Seismological constraints on the upwelling flow in the mantle wedge of Hokkaido and Tohoku, Japan, and its role on arc magmatism	Junichi Nakajima RCPEV, Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University, Sendai 980-8578, JAPAN
58-SE-A1122	Lithospheric transection of southwest Japan : Results of the 2002 integrated seismic experiment eSouthwest Japanf	Tanio Ito Department of Earth Sciences, Chiba university
58-SE-A1267	Broadband Seismological Experiment on Andaman Island - Initial Results	Shyam S Rai National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1302	"Aftershock Activities of Slab Earthquakes in the Japanese Islands Based on the JMAfs Hypocenter Database (January 1983 – June 2003)"	Yoko HORII Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University
58-SE-A1404	Geometry of the Philippine Sea Slab beneath Southwest Japan as Estimated from Hypocenter Distribution and Seismograms	Takayuki MIYOSHI Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University
58-SE-A1415	Quasi-static slips before and after the 2003 Tokachi-oki and November 29, 2004 off-Kushiro earthquakes at SE off Hokkaido, Japan estimated from repeating earthquakes	Naoki Uchida Research Center for Prediction of Earthquakes and Volcanic Eruptions, Tohoku University

SE14
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0024	ON THE NEED OF DEVELOPING HIGH-ALTITUDE DRONES (UAVs) FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF MULTI-BAND SINGLE AND MULTIPLE PASS DIFFERENTIAL POLinSAR TECHNOLOGY TOWARDS IN SITU MONITORING	Wolfgang-Martin Boerner University of Illinois at Chicago

SE15
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0178	Heterogeneity of crustal strength at the Nojima Fault, Japan, derived from clustered seismic activities	Keiichi Tadokoro Nagoya University
58-SE-A0394	Ancient braiching Out-of-sequence thrust in the Shimanto accretionary complex, southwest Japan	Hideki Mukoyoshi Kochi Univ.
58-SE-A0457	IODP Drilling through the M8 seismogenic zone fault of Nankai Trough, Japan	Masataka Kinoshita JAMSTEC
58-SE-A0460	Preliminary Results of Core Description from the Hole-A of Taiwan Chelungpu-fault Drilling Project	En-Chao Yeh Program for deep sea reseach, IFREE, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
58-SE-A0471	Introduction of Recent Geophysical Studies in the Nojima Fault Zone Probe Project	Kin'ya Nishigami Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
58-SE-A0488	Site Survey for the Proposed IODP NanTroSEIZE Drilling sites	HIDEKI MASAGO Center for Deep Earth Exploration, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
58-SE-A0584	Physical properties of Eastern Flank of the Juan de Fuca Ridge: Results from IODP Expedition 301	Takeshi Tsuji Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo
58-SE-A0642	Preliminary Strategy of Determination of Current Three-dimensional Rock Stress in Nankai Ultra-deep Drilling Well	Weiren Lin Program for deep sea research, Institute for research on earth evolution (IFREE), Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)
58-SE-A0673	Deformation and Physical Properties in the Well of Taiwan Chelungpu Fault Drilling Project, Takeng, West-central Taiwan	Jih-Hao Hung Institute of Geophysics, National Central University
58-SE-A0723	Introduction of Kochi core center -continuous measurement of physical property of fault-related core sample	Wonn Soh JAMSTEC
58-SE-A0788	The effect of water on elastic-wave velocities under in situ conditions of seismogenic zone	Keigo KITAMURA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A0877	Investigations for characteristics of the Omagari fault in northern Hokkaido, Japan	EIICHI ISHII JNC, Horonobe Underground Research Center
58-SE-A0916	Structure of the Omagari fault in northern Hokkaido, Japan	EIICHI ISHII JNC, Horonobe Underground Research Center
58-SE-A0969	Characterization of deformation and frictional sling in the shallow part of accretionary prism	Tetsuro Hirono Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
58-SE-A0985	Where is a fault plane?	Tatsuo Matsuda National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1153	Temperature Measurements in the Taiwan Chelungpu-Fault Drilling Project	James Mori Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1299	Fault Rock Descriptions of the Major Thrust Fault Zones from Taiwan Chelungpu-fault Drilling Project Hole-A	Hiroki Sone Department of Geology and Mineralogy, Kyoto University, Japan
58-SE-A1371	A preliminary result of clay mineral analysis of the TCDP core samples comparing with shallow drilled core of the Chelung-pu Fault, Taiwan	Yoshitaka Hashimoto Kochi University
58-SE-A1412	Active Fault Drilling in Central Japan - Stress, Strength and Structure in the Fault -	Kentaro Omura National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1459	Transport and frictional properties of fault rocks in shallow and deeper drilling cores of the Chelungpu Fault	Wataru Tanikawa Kyoto University
58-SE-A1507	A combined thermal pressurization and high-velocity behavior of Nojima fault gouge to infer slip-weakening of a fault	Kazuo Mizoguchi Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University

SE16
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0201	Geological correlation between the Funatsu Shear Zone in the Hida Belt of southwest Japan and the Honam Shear Zone in the Korean Peninsula	Yutaka Takahashi Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A0238	Disruption of Ocean Plate Stratigraphy in the Jurassic Accretionary Complex, Central Japan	Koji Wakita Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A0242	Tectonic reconstruction of paleo-ocean and island arc system	Ken-ichiro Hisada University of Tsukuba
58-SE-A0271	The Palaeotethyan Sutures in Southeast Asia	Shigeki Hada Kobe Women's University
58-SE-A0361	Assembly of allochthonous terranes in Asia	Ian Metcalfe
58-SE-A0387	Reconstruction of Micro-continental Collision Tectonics in Northern Thailand: Relation to Closure of Paleo-Tethys	Hidetoshi Hara GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF JAPAN
58-SE-A0398	Paleontological constraints on India's paleogeographic	Sunil Bajpai Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India
58-SE-A0481	Density and geodynamic models of the lithosphere of the Philippine Sea plate – the Asian continent, Taiwan area juncture zone	Gulya Gilmanova Russian Academy of sciences
58-SE-A0521	Mesozoic Geodynamic Evolution of the East Asia	Youn Soo Lee Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM)
58-SE-A0633	Detachment faulting and unconformity in the Cretaceous forearc basin along with syn-subduction exhumation of blueschists (Hokkaido, Japan).	Hayato Ueda Hokkaido University
58-SE-A0643	Serpentine diapir intrusion in the Cretaceous forearc basin in northern Japan	Kohki Yoshida Shinshu University
58-SE-A0657	NE-SW active tectonic tilting of Korean peninsula	Sung-Ja Choi Korea Institute of Geoscience & Mineral Resources
58-SE-A0662	A possible trajectory of Chinese Sulu collision belt toward the East	Ueechan Chwae Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAM)
58-SE-A0275	Timing of right-lateral faulting along the Fuyun fault, southwestern Altai, NW China	Bihong Fu Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-SE-A0781	Tectono-magmatic and Metallogenic Episodes of the Western Edge of the Khorat Plateau, Thailand	Charusiri Punya Chulalongkorn University
58-SE-A1048	Regional extent of the extrusion of Indochina: Late Cretaceous paleomagnetic results from northern Vietnam	Kazuhiro Takemoto Kobe University
58-SE-A1119	OBS Derived Crustal Model of the Central Indian Ocean Basin	PRASADA RAO PASUPULETI National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1159	The Role of the High Magnetic Anomaly Belt along the Eurasian Continental Shelf Edge off Eastern China in the Taiwan Orogeny	Chengsung Wang General Education Center, Chin Min Institute of Technology, Taiwan
58-SE-A1300	"Three-dimensional seismic attenuation structure beneath the Taiwan region and its tectonic and thermal implications"	Win-Bin Cheng Department of Environmental Management, Jin-Wen Institute of Technology
58-SE-A1374	Differential deformation rates between the outer and inner arcs of Northeast Japan inferred from Late Quaternary fluvial terraces	Tabito Matsu'ura Active Fault Research Center, GSJ / AIST
58-SE-A1501	Formation Processes of Mud Volcanoes in Kumano Basin in the Eastern Nankai Accretionary Prism off SW Japan	Sumito Morita Geological Survey of Japan, AIST

SE17
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0676	CA and SPH Models for Lava Flow Simulations at Mt. Etna	Annamaria Vicari INGV
58-SE-A0683	Development of continuum snow avalanche model	Kae Tsunematsu CRC Solutions Corp.
58-SE-A0861	An enhanced Cellular Automata model for pyroclastic flows	Rocco Rongo Department of Earth Sciences and High Performance Computing Center, University of Calabria
58-SE-A0862	Hazard mapping in the NE flank Etnean area: a statistical approach	William Spataro Department of Mathematics and High Performance Computing Center, University of Calabria
58-SE-A0863	The role of parameters and of hexagonal neighbourhood on the dynamics of the SCIDDICA S4c Cellular Automata model for debris flows simulation	Donato D'Ambrosio Department of Mathematics and High Performance Computing Center, University of Calabria
58-SE-A0973	A three dimensional numerical method for landslide run out analysis	Marina Pirulli Politecnico di Torino
58-SE-A1080	A Possible Triggering Mechanism for Debris Flow initiation	Miau-Bin Su Civil Engineering Dept., National Chung-Hsing University
58-SE-A1160	Simulation of landslides from the Stromboli volcano, Italy and evaluation of their tsunamigenic effects	Stefano Tinti Dipartimento di Fisica, Settore di Geofisica, Università di Bologna
58-SE-A1213	Run-up Heights of Nearshore Tsunamis around Islands	Yong-Sik Cho Department of Civil Engineering, Hanyang University
58-SE-A1262	The volcanic mitigation strategy for the eruption crisis - Case study of Kirishima volcanic complex, southern Kyusyu. Japan	Yasuhisa Tajima Nippon KOEI Co.,LTD., Land Preservation Engineering Dept.
58-SE-A1351	Mechanism of snowmelt type lahar associated with 1926 eruption at Tokachi Volcano.\|Approach for the snowmelt experiment\|	Hideyuki ITOH Sabo Technical Center
58-SE-A1393	Numerical simulations of gravity flows: topographic confinements and flow properties	Hirdy Miyamoto University of Tokyo
58-SE-A3002	The relationship between the landslide and rock strength with respect to the rivers sediments in the periods of rainstorm and earthquake events	Hongey Chen Department of Geosciences, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
58-SE-A3005	PALEOSEISMIC HAZARDOUS PHENOMENON, EVOLUTION AND MAPPING IN THE MOESIAN PLATFORM, BULGARIA	Dora Angelova Geological Institute,Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
58-SE-A3034	Seismic imaging of the Seaward Dipping Reflectors of the western continental margin of India	Gopala Rao Dasari Osmania University

SE18
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0289	Revisiting the 1897 Shillong, North East India earthquake: implications for regional faulting history	Kusala Rajendran Centre for Earth Science Studies
58-SE-A0375	Spatial and temporal context of the December 26, 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake	Rajendran CP Centre for Earth Science Studies
58-SE-A0397	Liquefaction and Fluidization of lacustrine deposits from areas in Lahaul-Spiti and Ladakh Himalaya: geological evidences of Paleosismicity along active fault zones	Sandeep Singh Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
58-SE-A0910	Seismically induced liquefaction features in India: their genesis and significance in paleoseismic studies	Prabha Pandey Banaras Hindu University
58-SE-A0959	Analysis of tsunami waveforms for the 1923 great Kanto earthquake	Yuichiro Tanioka Hokkaido University
58-SE-A0981	Historical Tsunamis and Seiches in China	Jian WANG Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A1026	Late Quaternary Faulting and Paleoseismology in the Southern Korean Peninsula	Jai-Bok Kyung Korea National University of Education
58-SE-A1103	Evidence of postseismic deformation in prehistoric Hokkaido and 20th-century Chile	Yuki Sawai Active Fault Research Center, Geological Survey of Japan/AIST
58-SE-A1104	Tsunami deposits from Mochirippu, eastern Hokkaido, northern Japan	Yuki Sawai Active Fault Research Center, Geological Survey of Japan/AIST
58-SE-A1353	Mapping and Trenching Activity Along the Guinyangan Fault	Glenda Besana RCSVDM Nagoya University
58-SE-A1429	"Detection of Faulting Events using Physical and Geochemical Proxies from the Holocene Shallow Marine Sediments Covering the Kuwana Fault, Central Japan."	Ryutaro Naruhashi Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, Univ. of Tokyo
58-SE-A1478	Emending and Databasing All Historical Earthquake Documents in the Ancient and Medieval Ages in Japan	Katsuhiko Ishibashi Research Center for Urban Safety and Security, Kobe University

SE19
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0437	The super rotation of the inner core	Wenbin Shen Wuhan University

SE20
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0077	Mantle Isotopic Components in The Back-Arc Side of The Ryukyu Arc	Hoang Nguyen Geological Survey of Japan
58-SE-A0851	"Source characteristics of the Luzon Sierra Madre basement rocks: Evidence for Indian Ocean-type mantle beneath Luzon since the Cretaceous?"	Charmaine Belza Philippine Department of Energy

SE21
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0166	Volcanic sequence related to Kuroko mineralization concerning with the island-arc development process in the northeast Honshu arc, Japan	Ryoichi Yamada Tohoku University
58-SE-A0245	Large silicic magmatic systems in oceanic arcs: are they fundamentally different from continental systems?	Ian E M Smith University of Auckland
58-SE-A0268	Felsic volcanism flare-up since 0.3 Ma at the back-arc side of NE Japan: characteristics of space-time distribution and chemical compositions	Takahiro Yamamoto Deep Geological Environments Research Center, Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A0694	AMS study on Tanzawa tonalite and its emplacement mechanism	Tatsuo Kanamaru Graduate school of Science and Technology, Kobe University
58-SE-A1036	Deep structure of the Miocene igneous complex in the Kii peninsula, Southwest Japan, inferred from wide-band magnetotelluric soundings	Koji Umeda Tono Geoscience Center, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute
58-SE-A1112	Chemical zonation of the rhyolitic Toya caldera magma body (Southwest Hokkaido, Japan)	Satoshi Okamura Hokkaido Education University
58-SE-A1116	Origin of felsic magmas of some large-caldera related staratovolcanoes in central part of NE Japan	Masao Ban Yamagata Univ.
58-SE-A1165	Large silicic volcanic fields as the surface manifestation of thermal maturation and weakening of the crust	Shanaka De Silva University of North Dakota
58-SE-A1190	Consequences of U-series disequilibria for thermal maturation models for silicic magma production and the time scales involved	Simon Turner GEMOC Macquarie University
58-SE-A1192	Magma differentiation and storage at Katmai-Novarupta 1912: comparing U-series timescales with thermal models	Rhiannon George GEMOC, Macquarie University
58-SE-A1367	Mechanisms and timescales for the assembly of large volumes of silicic magma in the upper crust	Kurt Knesel University of Queensland
58-SE-A1407	The magma plumbing systems of large silicic magmatic systems in Neogene NE Honshu, Japan	Takeyoshi Yoshida Tohoku University
58-SE-A1420	Ring structure and laccolithic intrusion at the north body of the Kumano Acidic Rocks, Kii Peninsula, southwest Japan	Yuu Kawakami Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Nagoya University
58-SE-A1468	Caldera Volcanoes in southern Kyusyu, Japan	Tetsuo Kobayashi Kagoshima University
58-SE-A1533	Cretaceous granitic magmatism in Southwest Japan: A large-scale crustforming event	Takashi Nakajima Geological Survey of Japan Job Title: Senior Researcher

SE23
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0114	South Western Face of the High Himalayas: a morphotectonics	Gennady Ufimtsev Institute of Earth’s Crust SB
58-SE-A0374	Paleoseismic events within the Himalayan belt: Some outstanding issues	Rajendran CP Centre for Earth Science Studies
58-SE-A0396	Himalayan Orogenic Channel: when did it start?	Sandeep Singh Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee
58-SE-A0546	Global Positioning System (GPS)-based crustal deformation of the Darjiling-Sikkim Himalaya, India	Malay Mukul CSIR C-MMACS
58-SE-A0574	Effects of Dehydration Melting on Tibetan Crustal Evolution: Evidences from Interdiscipline Studies	Xiaosong Yang State Key Laboratory of Earthquake Dynamics, Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration, Beijing
58-SE-A0671	Seismic Tomography of Western HimalayanOrogen	Shyam Rai National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0805	Himalayan Cenozoic Exhumation: Erosion vs. Tectonics	Devender Kumar National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0894	Late-Quaternary deformation partitioning and evolution of Dun structure in the mountain front of NW Himalaya	Anand Kumar Pandey National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1225	Estimation of crustal shortening in the Himalaya: problems and possible solutions using the model deformation experiments	Ashok K. Dubey Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A1226	Great Himalayan orogenic channel: its structure and tectonic patterns	Arvind K. Jain Depertment of Earth Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee- 247667, India
58-SE-A1228	Modeling of the Himalayan Foreland Tectonics	Kamal K. Agarwal Department of Geology, University of Lucknow, Lucknow, India
58-SE-A1410	The Seismicity of NW Himalaya, Its Migration and Implications on Active Tectonics	Kamal Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, INDIA
58-SE-A1411	The Nature Of The Inverse Metamorphism In Sikkim Himalaya and its Implication	Somnath Dasgupta Department of Geological Sciences, Jadavpur University, Kolkata700 032, India

SE24
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0108	Geology, Petrology and Geochemistry of Mafic-Ultramafic Dyke Swarms in the environs of Chattisgarh and Indravati Sedimentary basins, Bastar Craton, Central India: Implications for Proterozoic Crustal Evolution	Subba Rao Denduluri Venkata National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0252	Anomalous thermal structure of the lithosphere beneath Singhbhum Craton, Indian Shield	Om Prakash Pandey National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0458	Cardamom Hills charnockite massif, Kerala: New constraints on the origin and evolution	Ravindra Kumar G.R. Centre for Earth Science Studies
58-SE-A0479	Evidence for wide spread Neoproterozoic magmatism in the Dharwar craton, southern India: possible relationship to super plumes at the fragmentation of Rodinia	Anil Kumar National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0648	Geochemical Characteristics and Tectonic Setting of the Archaean Metavolcanics and Clastic Metasediments of the Gadag Gold Field, Southern India	Subramanian Charan Nirmal National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0761	Transformation of lithospheric mantle through melt-peridotite reaction: direct evidence from a highly fertile composite xenolith	Hong-Fu Zhang Institute of Geology and Geophysics
58-SE-A0929	REE Inversion and Geochemical studies of the basic dykes from the southern margin of the (Proterozoic) Cuddapah Basin, southern India	Mannava Raghavendra Goutham Center of Exploration Geophysics, Osmania University
58-SE-A0977	The state of upper mantle beneath Dharwar craton	Subhash Chandra National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1054	IN SEARCH OF CRATON ROOTS FROM GRAVITY DATA	Naresh Kumar Thakur National Geophysical Research Institute
58-PS-A1486	PETROLOGY AND GEOCHEMISRY OF ULTRAMAFIC--MAFIC AND ULTRAPOTASSIC INRUSIVE MAGMATIC ROCKS IN NEOPROTEROZOIC INDRAVATI BASIN, BASTAR CRATON, CENTRAL INDIA.	Prashant Dhote Geological Survey Of India, Western Region, Jaipur

SE25
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0257	Multi–step–ahead prediction of non-linear time series using artificial neural network approach	Vilas Somvanshi National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0293	EARTHQUAKE DYNAMICS IN MAJOR TECTONIC ZONES OF HIMALAYAS USING THE NON-LINEAR FORECASTING APPROACH	Rama Krishna Tiwari National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0551	Benioff Strain Release Before Earthquakes in China: Accelerating or Not?	Changsheng Jiang Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0553	Test of the pre-shock accelerating moment release (AMR) by the case of the December 26, 2004, Indonesia MW9.0 earthquake	Zhongliang Wu Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Sciences
58-SE-A0786	The Meandering River	Vipin Srivastava University of Hyderabad
58-SE-A1239	The response changes of groundwater level in Yunnan province, China and their dynamical implication, due to the Dec.26, 2004 Sumatra strong Earthquake	Fuqiong Huang China Earthquake Network Center
58-SE-A3003	Modeling of Hydrocarbon Reservoir: A Fractal Approach	V.P. Dimri National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A3004	Source Depth Determination using Potential Field Data by Continuous Wavelet Transform	CHAMOLI ASHUTOSH National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A3029	Regularity Analysis Applied to Well Log Data	Maurizio Fedi Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università Federico II Napoli (ITALY)

SE26
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0496	Plume Flow and Melting Beneath a Moving Heterogeneous Lithosphere	Ajai Manglik National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A1117	Isotopic and trace element compositions of alkaline dykes in the Deccan trap province: evidence for Reunion plume connection	Anil Kumar National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad 500 007, India
58-SE-A1184	Importance and Implication of Ar-Ar ages of alkaline and ultramafic -lamprophyric dykes from the west coast of India within the Deccan traps	Kaigala Venkata Subbarao University of Hyderabad
58-SE-A1512	Are the Alkali Syenite bodies from the Nallamalai Fold Belt of Cuddapah Basin, India related to Plume or Rift Systems?	Mannava Raghavendra Goutham Osmania University
58-SE-A1514	Indian Deccan volcanism– a plume head generated CFBP?	Mike Widdowson Open University
58-SE-A1532	New 40Ar/39Ar Ages for the West Coast Deccan Trap Flood Basalts and Related Dikes in India	Daniel Miggins U.S. Geological Survey

SE27
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0621	Numerical Manifold Method and its application to study crustal movements in Sichuan-Yunnan area	Caijun Xu Wuhan University
58-SE-A0631	Exhumation of lower crust in the Pre Cambrian terrain of Indian shield.	Deo Muni Mall National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0742	Imaging sedimentary basin along Palashi-Kandi profile in West Benal , India using travel time inversion of seismic refraction data	Satyanarayana Murty Alamuru National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0768	Crustal Velocity Structure of the Narmada-Son Lineament along the Thuadara-Sendhwa-Sindad Profile in the NW part of Central India and its Geodynamic Implications	Azhisur Ranganathan Sridhar National Geopgysical Research Institue
58-SE-A0887	A wide band magnetotelluric investigation to delineate the deep crustal conductivity structure in Antarctica	Murthy Darbhakula National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad - 500 007, India
58-SE-A0903	Thermal Structure of Precambrian Terrains: Current Approaches	SUKANTA Roy NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE, UPPAL ROAD, HYDERABAD 500007, INDIA
58-SE-A0907	Seismic Attributes as Indicators for Inferring Tectonic and Deformation Processes: An example from Aravalli-Delhi fold belt, NW India	Rajendra Prasad B. NGRI
58-SE-A0970	Mesozoic sediments beneath Deccan trap cover for hydrocarbon exploration – Seismic refraction/wide-angle reflection studies	Koteswara Rao Palakollu National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad
58-SE-A0978	DEEP SEISMIC REFLECTION STUDIES OVER THE SOUTHERN GRANULITE TERRAIN, INDIA: SOME PRELIMANRY RESULTS	Bitragunta Rajendra Prasad National Geophysical Research Institute, Uppal Road, Hyderabad-INDIA
58-SE-A1037	Surficial rock density distribution inferred from gravity data in Japan	Kazunari Nawa Geological Survey of Japan, AIST

SE29
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0403	Data reduction in scalar airborne gravimetry: a case study in Taiwan	Cheinway Hwang Department of Civil Engineering, National Chiao Tung University
58-SE-A0652	Approximation of local covariance function for geoid undulations and its application in the refinement of local geoid: a case study	Zhicai Luo School of Geodesy and Geomatics,Wuhan University.The Key Laboratory of Geospace Environment and Geodesy,Ministry of Education, P.R.China
58-SE-A0665	Gravity field error analysis from satellite gravity gradiometry	Zhicai Luo School of Geodesy and Geomatics,Wuhan University.The Key Laboratory of Geospace Environment and Geodesy,Ministry of Education, P.R.China
58-SE-A0444	The ¡°downward continuation¡± of the gravity field	WenBin Shen Wuhan University

SE30
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0373	Tectonics of the Himalayan Mountain Front, Darjiling Himalayas, India	Malay Mukul CSIR C-MMACS
58-SE-A0478	Late Quaternary Alluvial Stratigraphy of The Ganga Basin	Rajiv Sinha IIT Kanpur
58-SE-A0626	Temporal facies variation in Himalayan foreland basin, India: Implications to tectonic and climate	Rohtash Kumar Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A0627	Records of 10 Ma thrusting events in the Himalayan foreland sediments, Kangra sub-basin, India: Detrital modes	Sumit K. Ghosh Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A0628	Magnetic Polarity and Rock Magnetic studies across Marine to Continental Transition (Subathu-Dagshai sequence) in the Himalayan Foreland	S.J. Sangode Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology
58-SE-A0685	Rodent-Based Biostratigraphy and Palaeoecology of the Siwaliks	Rajeev Patnaik Panjab University
58-SE-A0760	Fluvial process and morphology of the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India	Jogendra Nath Sarma Dibrugarh University
58-SE-A0796	Tectonics of Mountain Front, Western Himalaya	VIKRAM THAKUR Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehra Dun, INDIA
58-SE-A0906	Intermontane Valleys of The Northwest Himalayas	Vimal Singh Department of Geology, University of Delhi, Delhi-110007, India
58-SE-A0936	Catchment control in making the Indo-Gangetic plains: An isotopic (Sr and Nd) study	V. RAJAMANI School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi 110067, India
58-SE-A0938	Geochemistry of sediments of the Indo-Gangetic Plains: Evidence of large scale sediment recycling	JAYANT K. TRIPATHI
58-SE-A1307	Quaternary Geomorphology and evolutionary history of Jia Bhareli Basin, North Brahmaputra Plain, India	PARAG PHUKON DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES, GAUHATI UNIVERSITY
58-SE-A1387	Incision of alluvial rivers in the Ganga plains, India: interplay of climate,tectonics and glacioeustasy	Sampat Kumar Tandon University of Delhi, Delhi

SE32
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0081	Impact of Tsunami on the Indian Sub-Continent - A brief Overview	Prithviraj Mukundaraj Department of Science & Technology
58-SE-A0450	The abnormal solid tide delay of geo-electric resistance and pulsations of harmonic tremble of geo-electricity field before M9.0 earthquake in India Ocean	Fuye Qian Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
58-SE-A0509	Tsunami Intensity Map of East coast of India based on Field observations and media reports for Sumatra earthquake (M8.9) of 26 December 2004	Ramalingeswara Rao B. National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0548	Sumatra earthquake disaster – verification of the method of parameterization of the character of distribution of the rare major events	Mikhail Rodkin Geophysical Center Russian Acad. of Sci., Moscow
58-SE-A0823	Contributions by NGRI as part of the densification of GPS sites for ITRF to estimate the variations in the Earth Orientation Parameters due to Sumatra Earthquake	Malaimani EC National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0824	Has the Euler Pole of Rotation of Indian Plate with respect to Eurasian Plate shifted due to Sumatra earthquake?	Ravi Kumar Narayanababu National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad, India
58-SE-A0867	Run-up heights of the Indian Ocean Tsunami of the Great Sumatra earthquake of M 9.0 on December 26, 2004 on the east coast of India	Rajender Kumar Chadha National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0958	Tsunami field survey in Indonesia for the 2004 Sumatra earthquake	Yuichiro Tanioka Hokkaido University
58-SE-A1031	Crustal Deformations Associated with the Sumatra Earthquake on December 26, 2004 derived from continuous GPS measurements	Manabu Hashimoto DPRI, Kyoto University
58-SE-A1039	An analysis of sea level and gravity variations after the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake at Syowa Station, Antarctica	Kazunari Nawa Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
58-SE-A1053	Signatures of Land-level Changes in Andaman & Nicobar Islands (India) due to M 9.3 Sumatra Earthquake of 26 December 2004	Javed Malik Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
58-SE-A1157	Numerical simulations of the December 26, 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami: test on different possible sources and evaluation of local effects	Stefano Tinti Dipartimento di Fisica, Settore di Geofisica, Università di Bologna
58-SE-A1210	The Underrated Tsunami in Indian Ocean – possible future hazards.	Harinarayana T. Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo, Japan
58-SE-A1215	Tsunami risk estimation in systems of early thunami warning	Konstantin Simonov Institute of Computational Modelling, SB RAS
58-SE-A1232	The 2004 Giant Sumatra Earthquake Source Model from Satellite Altimetry	Kenji HIRATA JAMSTEC
58-SE-A1242	Source estimate for the 2004 tsunami in Indian Ocean	Kenji SATAKE National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
58-SE-A1289	Tsunami risk and insurance	Michael Spranger Munich Reinsurance Company
58-SE-A1290	Iononami - ionospheric tsunami signature	Jann-Yenq Liu National Central University
58-SE-A1342	Coseismic ionospheric disturbance of the December 2004, Great Sumatra Earthquake	Kosuke Heki Hokkaido University
58-SE-A1356	Images of the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake through JISNET data:Preliminary report	Hiroaki Negishi National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention
58-SE-A1357	Temporary aftershock observation for the 2004 off Sumatra earthquakeat Banda Aceh	Muzli Meteorological and Geophysical Agency
58-SE-A1362	Source process and tsunami generation of the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake	Hong Kie Thio URS
58-SE-A1385	Change in the sea surface height observed by satellite altimetry from Jason-1 and TOPEX/Poseidon before and after the Sumatra earthquake	Yutaka Hayashi Meteorological Research Institute
58-SE-A1430	"Far Field P-Waveform Analysis of 2004 Sumatra-Nicobar-Andaman Earthquakes Using Finite Difference Green's Functions"	Taro Okamoto Tokyo Institute of Technology
58-SE-A1466	The Sumatra M9 earthquake and the seismicity gaps	Yuzo Ishikawa Matsushiro Seismological Observatory, Japan Meteorological Agency
58-SE-A1482	Rupture process of 2004 Sumatra mega quake by Earthsf free oscillation analysis: Performance of real time Ocean Hemisphere Network	Yasushi Ishihara IFREE, JAMSTEC
58-SE-A1524	Tsunami Generation from 2004 Sumatra Earthquake (M=9.3): Could a near-future Eruption of the Barren Island Volcano in the Andaman Sea create Tsunamis?	Dhanapati Haldar Presidency College, Kolkata, India

SE-Open
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
58-SE-A0022	Post Earthquake Reconstruction – In Context of Housing	Raju Sarkar G.B. Pant Polytechnic
58-SE-A0088	Anisotropic overburden effects in AVO responses	Babia Sinha National Geopysical Research Institute-Hyderabad
58-SE-A0129	A new method for identifying a short-term seismicity gap before a great earthquake	Cao Jing-quan China
58-SE-A0210	The Earth-Mantle Model Using a Seismogram Analysis on Halmahera Earthquake C112597C With The PMG Observation Station	Bagus Jaya Santosa Dept Physics, FMIPA, ITS, Surabaya 60111, Indonesia
58-SE-A0524	Magnitude scal in a local seismic network in northwest Iran	Mehdi Rezapour Institute of Geophysics, University of Tehran, Iran
58-SE-A0576	Seismic Images of the Crust Beneath the Epicentral Region of Bhuj (2001) Earthquake and its implications	Kalachand Sain National Geophysical Research Institute
58-SE-A0886	Interpreting Seismic Data with Charisma Seismic Interpretation Software	Maryam Bozorgi Schelumberger
58-SE-A0919	Charnockitic magmatism in Kondapalle, Eastern Ghats belt, India	Dharma Rao Government of India
58-SE-A1175	GeoFrame Charisma Seismic Interpretation Software	Maryam Bozorgi Schelumberger
58-SE-A1216	Crustal Stress Analysis of Koyna region, Western Maharashtra, India, Using GPS	Nisha Radhakrishnan Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
58-SE-A1365	"The largest tsunami run-up caused by the Tokachi-oki earthquake (September 26, 2003) was observed distant from the source region"	Yutaka Hayashi Meteorological Research Institute
58-SE-A1382	A New Procedure of Seismic Ray Tracing for Hypocenter Location Using a 3-D Global Velocity Structure	Tomoya HARADA student of the Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kobe University
58-SE-A1398	Crustal Deformation Parameter Estimation in Bhuj Region of Western India, from GPS Observations	Supriya Likhar IIT Bombay
58-SE-A1472	Evaluation of the Effects of the Earthfs Lateral Heterogeneities on Hypocenter Location along the Southern Kuril Trench	Tomoya HARADA

AOGS 2005 Abstracts

Solid Earth