5th International Colloquium Historical Earthquakes, Paleoseismology, Neotectonics and Seismic Hazard 11-13 October 2017, Hannover
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| Oral Presentations | Download available |
| INVITED: Long term earthquake activity between the Lower Rhine Embayment and southern North Sea Thierry Camelbeeck, Kris Vanneste, Pierre Alexandre, Koen Verbeeck, Elisabeth Knuts | |
| Is past deformation of continental interiors a key to understanding modern intraplate seismicity? Jonas Kley, Alexander Malz, Fabian Jähne-Klingberg | |
| “Passive” fault re-activation and hydrotectonics induced by the October 30, 2016 Mw 6.5 earthquake in central Italy Stefano Gori, E. Falcucci, F. Galadini, M. Saroli, M. Moro, C. Bignami, L. Lo Sardo, M. Albano, D. Cinti, N. Voltattorni, M. Petitta, F. Savi | |
| Surface manifestations of the active faults of Sub-Himalayan North-West Hitander Singh Gill, Sarabjeet Singh, Tejpal Singh, Seema Singh | |
| Palaeoseismology of the Ovacık Fault (OF): Timing of palaeoevents and implications for the internal deformation of Anatolia Müge Yazıcı, Cengiz Zabcı, Boris A. Natalin, H. Serdar Akyüz | |
| Active tectonic deformation and concomitant drainage development Teijpal Singh, A. K. Awasthi, Vinay Kumar | |
| Is it meaningful to track down writers of old newspaper accounts testifying of earthquake effects? Cases from northern Europe Päivi Mäntyniemi | |
| Analysis of shear-deformation bands in unconsolidated sediments: from outcrop studies to sandbox experiments: implications for paleoseismological studies Christian Brandes, David C. Tanner | |
| Reconstructing the Holocene earthquake history from combined surface weathering analyses and cosmogenic 36Cl dating of the Pisia fault plane (Corinth rift) Silke Mechernich, S. Schneiderwind, J. Mason, I. D. Papanikolaou, G. Deligiannakis, A. Pallikarakis, S. A. Binnie, T. J. Dunai, K. Reicherter | |
| INVITED: Best practice of macroseismic intensity assessment applied to the earthquake catalogue of southwestern Germany Wolfgang Brüstle, and project team | |
| The database of the earthquake catalogue of southwestern Germany Silke Hock | |
| One hundred years of macroseismology, the 20th century in southwestern Germany Fee-Alexandra Rodler | |
| "Yesterday we had an earthquake as usual". Earthquake reports of civil servants and mayors during the earthquake series in Freudenstadt (Black Forest), southwestern Germany, 1822-1823 Uwe Braumann | |
| A XIXth century national Prussian macroseismic questionnaire Elisabeth Knuts, K.-G. Hinzen , T. Camelbeeck | |
| Input of non-narrative archives (land register, visit report and notarial archives) in historical seismicity: the 14th august 1708 Manosque earthquake (Provence, I0=VIII) Thibault Fradet | |
| Re-evaluation of macroseismic intensities for the territory of Slovakia: preliminary results Róbert Kysel, Andrej Cipciar, Kristián Csicsay, Zuzana Margočová | |
| 29 January 1917 Brežice, Slovenia Earthquake in the light of the newly discovered data Ina Cecić, Dušan Nečak, Marko Berus | |
| The 1845 Lesvos, Greece, earthquake revisited: comparison with the 2017 event Vasiliki Kouskouna | |
| The earthquake of September 3, 1770 near Alfhausen/Northern Germany: real, doubtful or a fake? Günter Leydecker, Klaus Lehmann | |
| Towards rapid likelihood estimation of earthquake-triggered mass-movements in Switzerland based on the calibration to historical observations Donat Fäh, Carlo Cauzzi | |
| Uncertainties on earthquake parameters determined from historical catalog and their propagation to seismic hazard Ludmila Provost, O. Scotti, C. Clément | |
| INVITED: The Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment of Germany - Version 2016. Considering the Range of Epistemic Uncertainties and user needs Fabrice Cotton | |
| Earthquake clustering in modern seismicity and its relationship with strong historical earthquakes around Beijing, China Jian Wang, Ian G. Main, Roger M. W. Musson | |
| Status of the ISC-GEM Global Instrumental Earthquake Catalogue (1904-2013) Dmitry A. Storchak, Domenico Di Giacomo, James Harris | |
| The French seismic CATalogue (FCAT-17) Paola Traversa, K. Manchuel, D. Baumont, M. Cara, E. Nayman, C. Durouchoux | |
| Earthquake Database of Germany Diethelm Kaiser, Gernot Hartmann | |
| Archaeo- and paleoseismology at Como (N Italy): evidence for a lost late-Roman earthquake? Francesca Ferrario, E. Ticozzi, F. Livio, C. Frigerio, E. Martinelli, P. Blockley, A. M. Michetti | |
| Earthquake damage in a low-seismicity area - St. Michael church in Cluj (Transylvania, Romania) Miklos Kázmér | |
| Neotectonic indications in vicinity of a potentially active faults in the Sétif region (East Algeria) Sahra Aourari & Nadia Sidi Said |
| Poster Presentation | Download available |
| Paleoseismological analysis of the Harz boundary fault northern Germany Katharina Müller, C. Brandes, U. Polom, S. Tsukamoto, T. Spies, T. Lege, M. Frechen, J. Winsemann | |
| New evidence of Late Weichselian paleoseismic activity in NE Germany Szymon Belzyt, A. Börner, H. Rother, M. Pisarska-Jamroży, A. J. Van Loon, T. Baldus, G. Hoffmann, H. Hüneke, M. Kenzler, K. Obst | |
| Contributions to neotectonic structures (seismites) and prehistoric earthquakes in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein (NW Germany) Alf Grube | |
| Glacial isostatic adjustment as controlling factor for paleoseismic events and historic earthquakes in northern Central Europe Christian Brandes, Holger Steffen, Rebekka Steffen, Patrick Wu | |
| Historical seismicity in Great Kabylia (Algeria) Nadia Sidi Said | |
| 90th anniversary of the 1927 Schwadorf/Lower Austria earthquake Christa Hammerl | |
| The updated earthquake catalogue for the state of Hesse, Germany (SKHe2016) Matthias Kracht, Benjamin Homuth | |
| New macroseismic studies of the 2014-2015 earthquake series near Ober-Ramstadt as well as macroseismic reevaluations of the 1869-1871 earthquake swarm in the northern Upper Rhine Graben Benjamin Homuth, Matthias Kracht | |
| Proposal to improve parametric earthquake catalogues Horst Neunhöfer | |
| Historical earthquakes in Thuringia and Northwest Saxonia (Germany) – Revision of data and interpretation Horst Neunhöfer | |
| 6 May 1976 Friuli Earthquake – Further Re-evaluation of Macroseismic Data Diethelm Kaiser, Ina Cecić, Gottfried Grünthal, Rita Meurers, Jana Pazdirková, Ivica Sović, Andrea Tertulliani, Róbert Kysel, Christophe Sira | |
| Coda waves attenuation for Racha region of Georgia Ia Shengelia, N. Jorjiashvili, T. Godoladze, N. Tumanovi, M. Gigiberia | |
| Calculation of Moment Magnitude for the German Earthquake Catalogue Timo Schmitt, Günter Leydecker | |
| Establishment of a comprehensive seismic database as a basis of hazard assessment in Germany and Central Europe using historical, paleoseismic and neotectonic evidence Thomas Spies, Diethelm Kaiser, Jörg Schlittenhardt, Klaus Reicherter, Jochen Hürtgen | |
| Studies on the seismic hazard in the Czech Republic carried out in the project SIGMA-2 Ivan Prachar | |
| Engineering – seismogeological structure of Georgia, the influence of geological and geophysical parameters on seismic hazard Nato Jorjiashvili, M. Gigiberia, I. Shengelia, M. Otinashvili | |
| Importance of Local Active Fault in Seismic Hazard Estimation for Developing countries like India Sambit Prasanajit Naik, Javed N. Malik | |
| Soft-sediment deformation structures (SSDS) on the islands Hiddensee and Rügen (NE Germany): evidence of recent tectonic activity? Tamara Baldus, Christine Schirra, Gösta Hoffmann | |
| Raised beach rock as evidence for recent neotectonic movements, an example from Oman (Northern Indian Ocean) Michaela Falkenroth, Bastian Schneider, Gösta Hoffmann | |
| Assessing palaeoseismic activity in the southern Upper Rhine Graben – preliminary results of an ongoing study Jessica Thomas, Stéphane Baize, Klaus Reicherter | |
| Sublacustrine paleoseismology: Limitations and perspectives from the Swiss Alps Katrina Kremer, Stefanie B. Wirth, Anna Reusch, Donat Fäh, Benjamin Bellwald, Flavio S. Anselmetti, Stéphanie Girardclos, Michael Strasser |
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