Earthquakes: Simulations, Sources and Tsunamis (eBook)

Introduction.- Finite Fault Modeling in a Tsunami Warning Center Context (Weinstein et al.).- Interactive visualization to advance earthquake simulation (Zhang et al.).- Modelling and visualization of tsunamis (Kellogg et al.).- Geophysical Finite Element Simulation Tool (GeoFEST) (Parker et al.).- Multiscale brittle-ductile coupling and genesis of slow earthquakes (Regenauer-Lieb et al.).- Parallel fault systems with evolving self-similar sliding zones (Dysekin).- 3-D simulation of steady plate subduction with tectonic erosion: Current crustal uplift and free-air gravity anomalies in northeast Japan (Hashimoto et al.).- Development of long-period ground motions from earthquakes within the Nankai Trough, Japan: Observations and computer simulation of the 1944 Tonankai (Mw8.1) and 2004 SE off-Kii Peninsula (Mw7.4) earthquakes (Furumura et al.).- Modeling wing crack extension: Implications to the ingredients of discrete element model (Wang et al.).- The solid earth research virtual observatory: Web services for managing geophysical data and applications (Pierce et al.).- Numerical modelling with Python and XML (Gross et al.).- An efficient system for creating InSAR-like images from simulations (Yuan et al.).- SAM and the PI index: Complementary approaches to earthquake forecasting (Tiampo et al.).- Earthquake trend around Sumatra region indicated by a new implementation of LURR method (Yin et al.).- The newest developments of LURR (Yin et al.).- Study on the different characteristics between LURR and state vector before strong earthquakes in southern California since 1980 (Zhang et al.).- Parallel implementation of temporal and spatial scanning of LURR (Feng et al.).- Complexity in sequences of solar flares and earthquakes (Kossobokov et al.).- Earthquakes: Recurrence and interoccurrence times (Abaimov et al.)