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Forthcoming events:
The 3rd European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (3ECEES)
will be held in Bucharest, Romania from 4 to 9 September 2022.
It will be a joint event of the 17th European Conference on Earthquake Engineering and the 38th General Assembly of the ESC.
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Topics
The contributions for Seismology will address the following topics, among others:
- Seismic networks, data acquisition and processing
- Seismic hazard and risk, including site effects
- Physics of earthquakes
- Study of the Earth's interior
- Array seismology
- Engineering seismology
- Induced seismicity
- Historical seismology
- Recent significant earthquakes
- Education, outreach and societal implications.
For any further information, please access the conference website https://3ecees.ro/ or contact the LOC chair for Seismology at 3ecees2022(at)infp.ro or
esc2022(at)infp.ro
We do hope you will join us for an outstanding scientific event!
The Young Seismologist Training Course on the theme Historical Earthquake Data in Seismology Practice will be organized at a later date.
Past events:
The 37th General Assembly of the ESC was held
between 19 and 24 September 2021.
Thank you so much for the ˜600 participants
and everyone else who contributed to the highly successful
organization of the event!
The final, detailed programme can be found here.
The Peter Bormann Young Seismologist Training Course was
successfully organized as a webinar between 13 and 17
September on the theme Seismology for science and society.
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The 36th General Assembly of the European Seismological Commission was held in Valletta, Malta from 2 to 7 September 2018. The final number of participants was a record 802!
The Peter Bormann Young Seismologist Training Course was successfully organized in the preceding week.
The ESC Student Awards were presented for the second time in Malta.
In the category of oral presentations the following presentations were awarded:
Roseanne Clement: ”Using multiplets to find small signals in big data”
Lukas E. Preiswerk: ” What does ambient seismic noise tell us about glacial crevassing?”
The following posters were awarded:
Martin Bachure: ” Waveform cross-correlations – precision, limitations and consequences
Carina Haeger: ”3D density, thermal and compositional model of the Antarctic lithosphere”
In addition, Roseanne Clement won the IASPEI Early Career Award.
Representatives of the Seismological Commissions met during the General Assembly in Malta. From left: María José Jiménez, Stefano Parolai, Ina Cecić (all ESC), Paulina Amponsah (AfSC), Johannes Schweitzer (IASPEI), Marcelo Assumpção (LACSC).
More past events can be found here