1. 9:00 – 12:30 Oral Presentations 12:30 – 1:30Buffet Lunch – Courtyard 1:30 – 6:00Poster Session 6:00 – 8:00Dinner Tectonics Observatory - 2007 Annual Meeting - November 13 9:00 – 12:00 Round Table Discussion. Sharp 1:30 – 4:00 Debriefing TO-Faculty. Buwalda. November 14

2. Tectonics Observatory - Scientific Objective - Take advantage of recent technological advances in Earth Sciences to improve our understanding of the dynamics of the lithosphere at the time scale of earthquake rupture to long term geological deformation.

3. Stimulate cross-discipline interactions within the GPS Division. Use modern techniques and develop new techniques for tectonic studies (CGPS, satellite imagery, thermochronology, seismic imaging, isotopic geochemistry …) Take advantage of new computational techniques and recent hardware advances. Create a stimulating multidisciplinary environment to breed a new generation of earth scientists By which means?

4. Facilities  Computation  Geochemistry  Geological & Geophysical Projects  Process oriented projects  Regional projects Implementation

5. Infrastructure GIS facilities CGPS networks (~70): Sumatra (30), Nepal(18), Taiwan(4), Chili(13), Peru(4), Western US(2) Mass Spectrometers for Stable Isotopes measurements (paleoaltymetry) and He cosmogenic dating. 50 Broadband seismometers for temporary deployment. Computing Facilities: Beowulf

6. People 7 staff 15 faculty 31 Graduates students, including 5 who have already graduated. 15 postdocs, including 12 who have left or are about to leave. Collaborators from other institutions Visiting faculty

7. Position Heather Guyett Steele (70%)TO Office Manager Sherryl Garcia (25%)Administrative Assistant John GaletzkaField Operations Mark TurnerSoftware Engineer (Comp. Infra.) Jeff GenrichResearch Geodesist Faria Chowdhury (60%)Scientific Programmer Lisa ChristiansenGIS Coordinator Technical and Administrative Staff

8. Regional Targets Arabia -Eurasia collision zone Sumatra Western North America Taiwan Japan Indo-Asia collision zone Peru-Chile Subduction Zone Middle America Subduction Zone

9. 9:00 – 9:15Jean-Philippe Avouac - Introduction 9:15 – 9:45Don Helmberger - Large Earthquakes Studies 9:45 – 10:15Kerry Sieh - Behavior of the Sunda Megathrust in Sumatra 10:15 – 10:30Jean-Philippe Avouac – Mountain Building: from Earthquakes to Geological Deformation. 10:45 – 11:15Rob Clayton – Structure and Dymamics of Subduction Zones 11:15 – 12:00Jason Saleeby-Brian Wernicke - Continental Deformation and Epeirogeny in Western North America Tectonics Observatory 2005- Annual Meeting November 13

10. Regional Targets Sumatra Peru-Chile Subduction Zone Western North America Taiwan Middle America Subduction Zone Indo-Asia collision zone

11. Regional Targets Sumatra Peru-Chile Subduction Zone Western North America Taiwan Middle America Subduction Zone Indo-Asia collision zone

12. GIS Laboratory 309 N. Mudd- Lisa Christiansen GIS Software ArcGIS: ArcInfo, ArcEditor, ArcView http://www.esri.com Image Processing Software ERDAS Imagine: http://gis.leica-geosystems.com/ RSI ENVI/IDL: http://www.rsinc.com/ Data Sets: California Data: SPOT Images (10m), ASTER L1B, Geology, & So. Cal Faults (detailed) U.S. Data: DEM NED (10m-30m), 1:24K Topo Maps, ESRI United States data set (States, Counties, Cities, Zip Codes, Lakes, Rivers, Roads, etc) World Data: ETOPO, GTOPO, SRTM (90 meter), ESRI World data sets (Countries, Cities, Roads, Rivers, Faults, etc) Computers & Hardware 8 Dell Workstations: DVD-ROM, CD-RW, 1-2 GB RAM, SCSI Hard drives, 64MB – 128MB Video cards, and Gb NIC. HP 5500 Large Format Poster Printer: Wasatch SoftRIP software for fast printing. External CD/DVD Burner, 300GB External hard drive, 512MB USB memory key.