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SE-General
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0435	Investigating CO3 Isomers Formed by the Radiation Induced CO2 + O Reaction in Extraterrestrial Ices	B G HARSHAVARDHANA Mangalore University
59-SE-A0904	Review of Zircon Ages from Cuba and Their Geodynamic Interpretations	Yamirka Rojas AGRAMONTE Institut für Geowissenschaften, Universität Mainz, Germany

SE03
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0145	Recent Developments of Radar Remote Sensing	Wolfgang-Martin BOERNER University of Illinois
59-SE-A0147	Implementation of Differential Repeat-Pass SAR Interferometry for (i) The Search for Earthquake Precursory Land-Cover Deformation in Taiwan in Coordination with the Integrated Search for Taiwanese Earthquake Precursors	Wolfgang-Martin BOERNER University of Illinois
59-SE-A0162	Possible Preseismic Anomalies in the Ground Wave of LF (216 kHz and 270 kHz) Radio Broadcastings Revealed in Italy during 1997-1998	Pier Francesco BIAGI Department of Physics, University of Bari
59-SE-A0212	Anomalous Effect in Schumann Reasonance Phenomena Observed in Japan, Possibly Associated with the Earthquakes in Taiwan	Masashi HAYAKAWA University of Electro-Communications
59-SE-A0227	The Observation of DC/ULF Emission at Nakatsugawa, Japan in Possible Association with the Sumatra-Andaman	Kenji OHTA Chubu University
59-SE-A0295	Ionospheric Perturbations Observed by the Satellite DEMETER in Relation with the Seismic Activity	Michel PARROT LPCE/CNRS, France
59-SE-A0489	Wavelet-based Approach to study Coherence of the ULF Vector Fields	Leonid ALPEROVICH Tel Aviv University, Israel
59-SE-A0534	A possible Effect of Ionospheric Perturbations for the Sumatra Earthquake, as Revealed from Subionospheric VLF Propagation (NWC-Japan)	Takumi HORIE University of Electro-Communications
59-SE-A0586	Variations of the IR Radiation Field Prior to Fault Stick- Slip in a Compressive en Echelon Structure from Laboratory Experiments	Jin MA Laboratory of Earthquake Dynamics, Institute of Geology, China
59-SE-A0868	A possible Ionospheric Disturbance and Its Spatial Scale in Association with 2004 Niigata Prefecture Earthquake, as Revealed from the Japanese VLF Network	Takeshi YAMAUCHI University of Electro-Communication
59-SE-A0878	ULF Geomagnetic Anomalous Changes Associated with Large Earthquakes Based on Transfer Function Analysis	Katsumi HATTORI Marine Biosystems Research Center Chiba University
59-SE-A0984	ULF Geomagnetic Anomaly Associated with the Sumatra Earthquakes	Sarmoko SAROSO National Institute of Aeronautics and Space (LAPAN), Indonesia
59-SE-A1085	An Enhancive Phenomenon of Thermal Infrared Radiation Prior to Pakistan Earthquake	Shunyun CHEN China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1236	A Statistical Investigation of Pre-Earthquake Ionospehric Anomaly	Jann- Yeng LIU Institute of Space Science, National Cnetral University
59-SE-A1239	Temporal Changes in Transfer Functions Port Blair (Andaman Region) during Post Sumatra Earthquake Activity	P B V Subba RAO Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, India
59-SE-A1243	Analsis of GPS-TEC Variation Associated with Large Earthquakes using GAMIT	Masahide NISHIHASHI Graduate School of Science and Technology, Chiba University

SE04
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0308	Healing of Cataclastic Rocks in Nature and Experiment	Holger STUNITZ Dept. of Geoscience, Basel University
59-SE-A0342	Shape and Crystallographic Preferred Orientations of Constituent Mineral Grains in the Pankenushi Gabbro Mylonite and Ultramylonite of Central Hokkaido, Japan	Kyuichi KANAGAWA Dept. of Earth Science, Chiba University
59-SE-A0347	Dynamic Recrystallization and Crystallographic Preferred Orientation of Plagioclase: Examples of Mafic Mylonites from the Hidaka Metamorphic Belt and the Kohistan Arc	Kyuichi KANAGAWA Dept. of Earth Science, Chiba University
59-SE-A0512	Structural and Isotopic Constraints on Fluid Flow Regimes and Development of Fluid Pathways During Upper Crustal Deformation: An Example from the Taemas Area, Lachlan Orogen, SE Australia	Stephen F COX Dept. of Earth and Marine Sciences, Australia National University
59-SE-A0514	High Ductility of K-feldspar and Development of Granitic Banded Ultramylonite in Ryoke Metamorphic Belt, SW Japan	Kazuhiko ISHII Dept. of Physics and Sciences, Osaka Pref. University
59-SE-A0653	Development of Multiple Foliations Defined by Different Sillimanite and Gahnite Crystal Habits in the Cannington Deposit, Northeast Australia	Hyeong Soo KIM Dept. of Earth Science Education, Kyungpook National University
59-SE-A0768	Cohesive Strengthening of Fault Zones During the Interseismic Period : An Experimental Study	Eric TENTHOREY Australia National University
59-SE-A1057	Microboudinage Structure of Piemontite in Metachart from Western Alps : Comparison of Stress-Strain Relationship Between UHP and HP Metamorphic History	Yasutomo OMORI Institute of Geoscience, Shizuoka University
59-SE-A1088	A Transition from Gouge Generation to Frictional Melting in Pelitic Fault Zones : Insight into Seismogenic Fault Motion from High-Velocity Experiments	Jin-Han REE Dept. of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Korea University

SE05
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0348	Why does Coseismic Change of Well Water Temperature in Tangshan Well Always Decrease	Yaolin SHI Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Science
59-SE-A0513	The Precursory Anomaly Before Jiujiang Ms 5.7 Earthquake	Jinping GU China Earthquake Network Center, China
59-SE-A1032	The Hydrological Process of Earthquakes in North China	Fuqiong Huang China Earthquake Network Center, China
59-SE-A1312	The Upper Limitation of Magnitude for Earthquakes Induced by Reservoirs	Fuqiong Huang China Earthquake Network Center, China

SE07
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0201	Fault-Perpendicular Aftershock Clusters Following the 2003 Mw=5.0 Big Bear,California, Earthquake	Wu-Cheng CHI Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinca
59-SE-A0292	Expansion of Aftershock Area Caused by Propagation of Postseismic Sliding : A Numerical Simulation	Naoyuki KATO Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
59-SE-A0577	Effects of Stress Perturbations on Frictional Behavior : An Experimental Study	Shengli MA Institute Of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0585	An Experimental Study of Thermal Field Variations Associated with Deformation in a Compressive en Echelon Structure	Peixun LIU Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0596	Stress Level Estimation According to Principle Axes Rotation of Stress Field Before and After Large Earthquake and Stress Drop	Yongge WAN Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0730	Monitoring Frictional Strength with Acoustic Wave Transmission	Kohei NAGATA Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
59-SE-A0799	Role of Water on Faulting--Diffusion of Pore Pressure due to Water Injection	Xinglin LEI Institute of Geology and Geoinformation, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
59-SE-A0806	Strength and Stability of Frictional Sliding of Gabbro Gouge under Hydrothermal Conditions	Changrong HE Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0816	The Tectonic Transformation and Movement Features Between Eastern Kunlun Active Fault Zone and Western Qinling Active Fault Zone, Northeastern Margin of Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau	Daoyang YUAN Seismological Bureau of Gansu Province, China
59-SE-A0865	Dependence of Shear Resistance of Rocks on Slip-Rate During Frictional Melting	Akito TSUTSUMI Dept. of Geology and Mineralogy, Graduate School of Science, Kyoto University
59-SE-A0874	Influence of Crustal Fluids on Faulting and Earthquakes	Koji MASUDA Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
59-SE-A1017	Quantitative Evaluation of Seismic Activity Around Active Faults and a General Seismicity Cycle of the Fault	Kunihiko WATANABE Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
59-SE-A1051	Underlying Physics of Rate- and State-Dependent Friction Law	Shingo YOSHIDA Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
59-SE-A1082	Friction-Induced Decomposition of Siderite and Dolomite and Their Weakening Effect on Simulated Faults at Seismic Slip-rates	Raehee HAN Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Korea University
59-SE-A1098	New-Generated Daliangshan Fault Zone, Southeast Tibet, China	Honglin HE Institute of Geology, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1133	Monitoring for Plate Coupling Using Accurately Controlled Source System (ACROSS)	Koshun YAMAOKA Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo

SE08
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0005	Active Tectonics in the Zagros Mountain Belt, Iran	Yousef Sattarzadeh-GHADIM University of Tabriz, Iran
59-SE-A0196	Slow Late Cenozoic Slip of the Kangxiwa Fault, Northwestern Tibet, China	Bihong FU Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
59-SE-A0246	Contribution of the Miocene Tectonic Events to the Rearrangement of the Paleozoic to Mesozoic Accretionary Complexes in Japan	Koji WAKITA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
59-SE-A0291	Synchronous Sediment-Accretion and Erosion of Shallow Marine Sediments in a Jurassic Forearc Region, Southwest Japan	Satoshi NAKAE Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
59-SE-A0519	Evidence for Paleoearthquakes in the Xilinhot District, Inner Mongolia, Northern China	Jianguo DU Institute of Earthquake Science, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0521	Experimental Evidence on Formation of Imminent Hydrochemical Precursors for Earthquake	Jianguo DU Institute of Earthquake Science, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0707	Accretionary Complex Remained Between the Indochina and Sibumasu Blocks in Thailand : Implications for Direction of Subduction and Collision Tectonics	Hidetoshi HARA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
59-SE-A0832	Sequence Stratigraphy and Evolution of the Taebaeksan Basin (Cambrian-Ordovician), Mideast Korea	Yi Kyun KWON Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources
59-SE-A0883	Detrital Chromian Spinels from Japanese Islands ; Their Occurrence and Tectonic Significance	Kenichiro HISADA Graduate School of Life and Environmental Sciences,University of Tsukuba
59-SE-A1235	Analysis of the Tertiary Eoil and Waup Sedimentary Basins	Woo-Seok KIM School of Science and Technology, Kobe University

SE13
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0363	Recent Eruptions of the Lone Active Volcano on the Barren Island in the Andaman Sea: Arc Magmatism Within a Rift Tectonic Environment	Dhanapati HALDAR Presidency College, Kolkata
59-SE-A0426	Some Problems with Plate Tectonic Models and Arc Magmatism: Insights from Philippine Volcanic Data	Carlo A ARCILLA University of Philippines, Philippines
59-SE-A0775	Modeling of Magmatic and Eruptive Processes in Different Tectonic Conditions: Interpretation of Volcanic Activities Near Izu Peninsula, Japan	Yoshiaki IDA University of Hyogo, Japan
59-SE-A1001	Spatial Evolution of Arc Magma Along Northern Rhykyu Arc in the Philippine Sea Plate Subduction Zone	Chang-Hwa CHEN Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
59-SE-A1196	Andaman Mud Volcanoes : Tectonics, Chemistry and Hydrocarbon Reserve	Saugata DATTA Dept. of Geology, University of Calcutta

SE14
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0580	Geodesy Measurement Constrained Coseismic Slip of the 26 December 2004, Great Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake	Yongge WAN College of Disaster Prevention Techniques, China Earthquake administration
59-SE-A0648	Crack Fusion from the 14 November 2001 Kunlun Mountain Earthquake	Lisheng XU Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1028	Supershear Ruptures in Earthuqakes Under the Influence of Ground Surface	Xiaofei CHEN Departemt of Geophysics, Peking University
59-SE-A1139	A Study on Source Parameters of Yao'an Earthquake Sequence, Yunnan, China	Jun FAN Chengdu University of Technology

SE16
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A1127	Ruby-Bearing Xenoliths in Cenozoic Basalt Exposed in the Vicinity of Bo Rai Gem Deposits, Eastern Thailand	Chakkaphan SUTTHIRAT Dept. of Geology, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University
59-SE-A1304	Geochemical and Geophysical Evidence for Lithospheric Processes	Suzanne Y OREILLY GEMOC, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Macquarie University
59-SE-A1383	Evolution of Lithospheric Mantle Beneath SE Margin of South China Block : In Situ Re-Os Evidence	Kuo-Lung WANG Institute of Earth Sciences, Academia Sinica
59-SE-A1385	The Age and Evolution of the SCLM	William L GRIFFIN GEMOC, Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Macquarie University

SE17
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0240	Finite Element Simulation of Impact of Soft Lower Crust on the Uplift and Movement of Tibetan Plateau	Jianling CAO Laboratory of Computational Geodynamics, Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
59-SE-A0350	Visco-Elastic Geodynamic Modelling of the Tibet Plateau	Yaolin SHI Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
59-SE-A0615	Moho Depths in the Indian Ocean Based on the Inversion of Satellite Gravity Data	Dimitrios ARABELOS Dept. of Geodesy and Surveying, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
59-SE-A1015	Numerical Models of Mantle Plumes with Both Upper-Mantle and Lower-Mantle Origins	David A YUEN University of Minnesota
59-SE-A1036	Toward the Coupling of Seismotectonics and Geodynamics Through Thermo-Mechanics	Regenauer-Lieb KLAUS Western Australia University

SE18
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A1052	Geochronology, Geochemistry and Nd Isotopic Study of Neoproterozoic Amphibolites in Central Korea: A Preliminary Report	Jeongmin KIM Korea Basic Science Institute, Korea
59-SE-A1105	The Oldest Tonalite in South Korea: U-Pb Zircon Age of ca. 2.51 Ga	Moonsup CHO Seoul National University
59-SE-A1180	The Siberian-North China Collision: New Geochronological Evidence from the Jiamusi and Khanka Massifs	Simon WILDE Curtin University

SE19
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0423	High K Arc Volcanism Postdating the Eurasia-Northern Palawan- Philippine Mobile Belt Collision	Carlo A ARCILLA University of Philippines

SE20
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0649	Geological Evolution of Paleo-Asia Continent Eastern Margin in Jurassic	Alexander KHANCHUK Far East Geological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences
59-SE-A0688	The Domal Metamorphic Terrane in Danba, Western Sichuan China : A Hint on Lithospheric Evolution of Songpan-Garze Orogenic Belt	Zhendong YOU China University of Geosciences
59-SE-A0836	Late Cambrian-Early Ordovician Orogenic Events in Central Asia	Nikolay DOBRETSOV Institute of Geology SB RAS
59-SE-A0851	Crustal Growth in the Central Asian Orogenic Belt and the Arabian-Nubian Shield : A Comparison	Alfred KRNER Institut fr Geowissenschaften, Universitt Mainz
59-SE-A1394	Genesis of Late Pan-African Dike Rocks from Northern Arabian-Nubian Shield	Bor-Ming JAHN Institute of Earth Sciences,Academia Sinica
59-SE-A1416	Turkic Type Orogeny and A Short History of the Last 600 Million Years	A M C SENGOR IT Avrasya Yerbilimleri Enstits

SE21
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A1357	Mesozoic and Cenozoic Granitoids in the Japanese Islands: A Snap Shot of the Collage-Forming Process of the Asian Supercontinent	Takashi NAKAJIMA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
59-SE-A1409	Tectonic Model For Lachlan Fold Belt I-, S- and A-Type Granites	W J COLLINS School of Earth Sciences, James Cook University
59-SE-A1410	A Zircon U-Pb Study of Metaluminous (I-type) Granites of the Lachlan Fold Belt, Southeastern Australia: Implications for the High/Low Temperature Classification and Magma Differentiation Processes	A I S KEMP Earth Sciences, University of Bristol

SE23-24
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0465	Structural Styles of Crustal Shortening and Inversion Tectonics of the Eastern Margin of the Japan Sea	Yukinobu OKAMURA Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A0702	Forearc Sliver of Philippine Sea Plate, Hengchun Accretionary Prism and the Incipient Taiwan Orogency	Chengsung WANG General Education Center, Chin Min Institute of Technology
59-SE-A0990	Vertical Slip Rate on the Uozu Fault Zone Inferred from Buried Terrace Surfaces in Central Japan	Tabito MATSU-URA Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A1049	Behavior and Structure of the Frontal Thrust System (Changhua Fault) in Houli and Tatushan Area, Western Taiwan	Nobuhisa MATSUTA National Taiwan University
59-SE-A1182	Tectonics of the Northern South China Sea Basin	Shu-Kun HSU Institute of Geophysics, National Central University

SE26
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0304	Structural Defects in Sapphire Crystals from Shantung, PR China	Wolfgang HOFMEISTER Institute of Geosciences Gemstone Research, Johannes Gutenberg-University
59-SE-A0738	Topaz and Norbergite : Is Modular Twinning of Unique Topologies A Way for Building Stable HP-Hydrous Silicates	Wolfgang HOFMEISTER Institute of Geosciences Gemstone Research, Johannes Gutenberg-University
59-SE-A0741	Gem-Potential of the Red River Shear Zone	Vu Xuan QUANG Institute of Materials Science, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology
59-SE-A0756	Pressure-Mapping Around Inclusions in Corundum Crystals Determined by the Shift of Cr3+ Luminescence Bands	Tobias HAEGER Institute of Geosciences / Gemstone Research, Johannes Gutenberg University
59-SE-A0796	Basaltic Gemfields and Their Lithospheric Sources, West Pacific Margins	Frederick L SUTHERLAND Geoscience, Australian Museum
59-SE-A0828	Provenance Determination of Freshwater Cultured Pearls by Laser Ablation ICP- MS	Tobias HAEGER Dept. of Geosciences, Johannes Gutenberg-Universitt
59-SE-A0831	Gem Minerals in Rare Metal Pegmatite from Lucyen Mining Area - North Vietnam	Nguy Tuyet NHUNG Faculty of Geology, Hanoi University of Science, Vietnam
59-SE-A0863	Trace Element Analysis of Alluvial Diamonds from Myanmar and Thailand by LA- ICPMS	Tin Tin WIN Macquarie University, Australia
59-SE-A1195	Guidelines for Lithospheric Origins of Emeralds	Pornsawat WATHANAKUL Kasetsart University
59-SE-A1321	Chemical Characteristics of Emeralds from Various Localities	Visut PISUTHA-ARNOND Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (GIT)
59-SE-A1417	Geochemistry and Source of Sapphires from NE Tasmania, Australia	B M MCGEE Centre of Excellence in Ore Deposits, University of Tasmania

SE27
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0404	Study on Source Model of the December 26, 2004 Sumatra Earthquake using GPS Data	Yudhicara YUDHICARA Marine Geological Institute
59-SE-A0496	Static Coulomb Failure Function and Aftershocks of 1995 Kobe Earthquake	Mamoru KATO Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University
59-SE-A0579	Reducing Oceanographycal Backgrounds in Sea Surface Height Data on 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami from Satellite Altimetry	Yutaka HAYASHI Meteorological Research Institute
59-SE-A0581	Detection of Seismic Geoid Changes by the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake from Satellite Altimetry	Yutaka HAYASHI Meteorological Research Institute
59-SE-A0588	Tsunami Source of the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake Inferred from Tide Gauge and Satellite Data	Yushiro FUJII National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Geological Survey of Japan (GSJ), Active Fault Research Center (AFRC)
59-SE-A0650	Source Process of the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake	Yuntai CHEN Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0654	On the Northern Limit of the Tsunami Cource of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami	Kenji HIRATA IFREE/JAMSTEC
59-SE-A0881	The Rupture Process of 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake Viewing from the Data Obtained by the Strainmeters of JMA	Yasuhiro YOSHIDA Meteorological Research Institute
59-SE-A1044	Education on the Earthquake Disaster Reduction for International Students at Universities	Koshun YAMAOKA Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
59-SE-A1046	Extensive Surface Fault Rupture Associated with the 2005 Mw 7.6 Pakistan Earthquake	Heitaro KANEDA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST
59-SE-A1097	Transient Uplift Since the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman Earthquake and Deformation Cycle in the Andaman Islands	Masanobu SHISHIKURA Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A1132	The Style of Crustal Deformation and Seismic History Associated with the 2004 Indian Ocean Earthquake : A Perspective from the Andaman-Nicobar Islands	C P RAJENDRAN Centre for Earth Science Studies, India
59-SE-A1161	Regional Characteristics of Building Damage and Reconstruction Condition in Sri Lanka due to 2004 Sumatra Tsunami	Osamu MURAO Faculty of Systems and Information Engineering, University of Tsukuba
59-SE-A1212	Risk Analysis of Road Structures in Sri Lanka due to the 2004 Giant Earthquake and Tsunami in the Indian Ocean	Gaku SHOJI University of Tsukuba
59-SE-A1351	Some Evidence in Support of Aseismic Tectonics Along the Bengal Tectonic Boundarybr>	Tint Lwin SWE Myanmar Earthquake Committee
59-SE-A1354	Some Evidence in Support of Aseismic Tectonics Along the Bengal Tectonic Boundary	Javed N MALIK Indian Institute of Technology
59-SE-A1355	AusPOS On-Line GPS Data Processing in Detecting Crustal Displacements due to 2005 Nias Earthquake	Agustan AGUSTAN Agency for the Assessment and Application Technology (BPPT)
59-SE-A1367	Status of Establishment Plan of the Aceh Heritage Tsunami Estate (AHTE)	Hasanuddin Z ABIDIN Institute of Technology, Bandung (ITB)
59-SE-A1373	The Effect of Inundation Height of December 2004 Tsunami on the Damage of Structural Buildings in Banda Aceh City	Agussalim SALIM Dept. of Civil Engineering Syiah Kuala University
59-SE-A1398	Investigation on Colliding Two Tsunami Run-ups in December 26th 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami	Widjo KONGKO Coastal Dynamic Research Center, Agency for the Assessment & Application of Technology

SE28
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0555	The Characteristic Analysis and Seismic Triggering Study of Dayao M6.2 and M6.1Earthquake Sequences in 2003	Wei HUA Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0848	Underestimation of Seismic Hazard in Intra-Plate Regions: Examples of Some Earthquake Cases in China	Zhongliang WU Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0849	Pre-Shock Deformation and Source Process: the Case of the 2004 Great Sumatra Earthquake	Changsheng JIANG Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0989	Frequency-Dependent Attenuation of P and S Waves in Yunnan Region	Hongsheng MA China Seismological Bureau
59-SE-A0999	Numerical Simulation on Interactions Among Strong Earthquakes in Sichuan-Yunnan Area, China	Lianwang Chen Institute of Crustal Dynamics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1177	A New Model for Fast Assessment of Earthquake Damage and Losses Based on Macroecnomic Indicators(GDP) in Chinese Mainland	Jifu LIU The Third Research Office,Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1222	Study on the Assessment of China Earthquake Losses in 2006-2020	Xiaoqing WANG Institute of Earthquake Science, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A1244	The Zhouzhi Deep Well in Central China Exactly Recorded the Sumatra Earthquake	Fuqiong HUANG China Earthquake Network Center

SE29
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0173	The Common Characteristics of Regional Deformation Abnormity in Medium-Tedium-term Phase of Stroning Earthquake and Prediction Meaning	Shuangxu WANG The Second Monitoring Center, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0244	Active Fault Influence on the Evolution of Drainage and Landscape : Evidence from Frontal Areas Along Northwestern Himalaya, India	Javed N MALIK Indian Institute of Technology
59-SE-A0258	History of Tsunami Inundations in Sendai Plain, Detected from Coastal Geology	Yuki SAWAI Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A0271	Correlation Between Large Earthquake Activity and Active Tectonic-block in China Mainland	Hongsheng MA China Seismological Bureau
59-SE-A0276	Historical Earthquakes and Seismic Patterns in the West Part of Yellow Sea	Jian WANG Institute of Geophysics, China Earthquake Administration
59-SE-A0583	Stratigraphic Succession for Large Tsunami Traces in Nemuro Coastal Zone Along the Kuril Subduction Zone	Futoshi NANAYAMA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST, Japan
59-SE-A0584	Unusually Large Tsunamis Along the Kuril Subduction Zone in the Past 9500 Years: The Long Seismic Stratigraphy from Lacustrine Cores at Harutori-ko, Kushiro City, Eastern Hokkaido	Futoshi NANAYAMA Geological Survey of Japan, AIST, Japan
59-SE-A0590	Paleoseismological Evidence for Non-Characteristic Behavior of the Surface Rupture Associated with the 2004 Mid-Niigata Prefecture Earthquake, Central Japan	Tadashi MARUYAMA Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A0879	Invaded Area, Direction, and Run-Up Height of a Paleo-Tsunami at Eastern Hokkaido as Revealed by Tracing Tsunami Deposits	Yuichi NISHIMURA Hokkaido University
59-SE-A1027	Paleoseismological Survey Along the Western Coast of Myanmar	Than Tin AUNG Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A1117	Past 900-year Vertical Crustal Movements Reconstructed from the Stratigraphic Record Along the Pacific Coast of Central Japan	Osamu FUJIWARA Active Fault Research Center, AIST, Geological Survey of Japan
59-SE-A1190	Use of GPR Prospecting for Imaging Active Faults in the Urban Area of Baku, Azerbaijan	Takao MIYATA Dept. of Earth and Planetary Science, Kobe University
59-SE-A1237	Study on Synthesized Probability Gains Model for Earthquake Forecast and the Risk Estimation in China in 2006-2020	Xiang DING Institute of Earthquake Science, China Earthquake Administration

SE30
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0470	Postseismic Deformations Following the Sumatra-Andaman and Nias Earthquakes Detected by Continuous GPS Observations in Southeast Asia	Manabu HASHIMOTO Kyoto University
59-SE-A0471	Kinematic Analysis of GPS Data in SE Asia during the Sumatra-Andaman and Nias Earthquakes	Manabu HASHIMOTO Kyoto University
59-SE-A0667	Precursory Strain Rate Changes Before Two Major Intraplate Earthquakes Detected by Continuous GPS Observation	Takeshi SAGIYA Nagoya University
59-SE-A0672	A Dense GPS Observation Around the Northern Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line	Takeshi SAGIYA Nagoya University
59-SE-A0686	Energy Estimation of the 2004/Sep/1 Asama Explosion with Ionospheric Disturbances	Kosuke HEKI Hokkaido University
59-SE-A0774	Estimate of Interplate Coupling Along the Nankai Trough by Using a New Plate Model	Tomokazu KOBAYASHI Kyoto University
59-SE-A1192	Development of Advanced Precise Positioning System (APPS) for Automated Geodetic GPS Processing	Ryuichi ICHIKAWA Kashima Space Research Center, National Institute of Communication and Information Technology
59-SE-A1254	Visco-Elastic Post-Seismic Relaxation Model for 2004 Sumatra Earthquake	C D REDDY Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
59-SE-A1257	GPS Derived Strain Distribution in Bhuj Region of Gujarat and Its Tectonic Interpretation	P S SUNIL Indian Institute of Geomagnetism
59-SE-A1368	The Use of GPS Surveys Method for Natural Hazard Mitigation in Indonesia	Hasanuddin Z ABIDIN Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Institute of Technology Bandung

SE31
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0705	A Block-Fault Model for GPS Velocity Field in Taiwan and the Ryukyu Arc	Kohei SEGAWA Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
59-SE-A0804	Secular Low-Degree Deformation of the Earth : GRACE versus GPS	Ryoko OGAWA Division of Earth & Planet Sciences, Hokkaido University
59-SE-A0900	The Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) : A Project of the IAG	Chris RIZOS University of New South Wales
59-SE-A1353	Excitation of Earth Rotation Variations Observed by Time-Variable Gravity	Benjamin F CHAO College of Earth Sciences, National Central University

SE32
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0247	Carbonatite Metasomatism in Depleted Upper Mantle: Evidence from Peridotites in CCSD-PP1 Drill Hole	Tianfu LI Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0263	SHRIMP U-Pb Zircon Dating from Eclogite as Block in Marble, Shuanghe Area, Dabie Terrane: Restriction on the Prograde, UHP and Retrograde Metamorphic Ages	Fulai LIU Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0302	Study of Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling (CCSD) PP6 Hole on the Macaokuang Peridotite Body, Rongcheng, Shandong Province, in the Sulu UHPM Belt	Jingsui YANG Key Laboratory for Continental Dynamics, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0643	Unusual Alloys in Garnet Peridotite from the Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling Project (CCSD) Main Hole in Sulu	Jingsui YANG Key Laboratory for Continental Dynamics, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0779	Geochemical and Nd-Sr Isotopic Constraints on the Protoliths of the Gneisses from the 100~2000 m Main Hole of the Chinese Continental Scientific Drilling Project	Fulai LIU Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0782	A Cold Early Paleozoic Subduction Zone in the North Qilian Mountains, NW China: Petrological and Chronological Constraints	Jianxin ZHANG Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
59-SE-A0857	Ultra-High Pressure Minerals in the Luobusa Ophiolite, Tibet: Implications for Tethyan Mantle Dynamics	Paul T ROBINSON Dept. of Earth Sciences. Dalhousie University
59-SE-A1064	C-type Olivine Fabric in the Zhimafang Garnet Peridotite from the Sulu Ultrahigh-Pressure Metamorphic Terrane, Eastern China: Implications for Water in Continental Subduction Zone	Zhiqin XU Institute of Geology, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences

SE33
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0211	Gravity Model of the Lithosphere of Taiwan	Gulshat Zabirovna GILMANOVA Pacific Oceanological Institute
59-SE-A0238	In the Context of EMST Vertical Displacement is the Common Generating Mechanism for Earthquakes and Tsunamis	Stavros TASSOS Institute of Geodynamics, National Observatory of Athens
59-SE-A0256	In the Pacific and Any Other Tectonic Belt Seismic and Volcanic Activity Relate to Positive Gravity, Geoidal, and Heat Flow Anomalies, i.e., Excess Mass, and Do Not Relate to Faults	Stavros TASSOS Institute of Geodynamics, National Observatory of Athens

SE34
Paper ID	Paper Title	Main Author and affiliation
59-SE-A0479	The Himalayan Mountain Building Processes and Tethyan Basins	Anshu K SINHA Kendriya Mantralaya Housing Welfare Society

AOGS 2006 Abstracts

Solid Earth