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| − | * | + | * Disciplinary committees in Earthquake Geology, Tectonic Geodesy, and Seismology will coordinate the principal data-gathering activities (e.g., seismic and geodetic networks, geologic field studies, laboratory work) and the disciplinary infrastructure, as well as communal field equipment and experiments. |
* Focus groups perform Interdisciplinary research will be organized by in Unified Structural Representation, Earthquake Source Physics, Crustal Deformation Modeling, Lithospheric Architecture & Dynamics, Earthquake Forecasting & Predictability, and Ground Motion Prediction. The focus groups will be project-oriented, with well-defined tasks, timelines, and products. | * Focus groups perform Interdisciplinary research will be organized by in Unified Structural Representation, Earthquake Source Physics, Crustal Deformation Modeling, Lithospheric Architecture & Dynamics, Earthquake Forecasting & Predictability, and Ground Motion Prediction. The focus groups will be project-oriented, with well-defined tasks, timelines, and products. | ||
* Technical Activity Groups (TAG) | * Technical Activity Groups (TAG) | ||
Revision as of 18:59, 27 August 2015
- Disciplinary committees in Earthquake Geology, Tectonic Geodesy, and Seismology will coordinate the principal data-gathering activities (e.g., seismic and geodetic networks, geologic field studies, laboratory work) and the disciplinary infrastructure, as well as communal field equipment and experiments.
- Focus groups perform Interdisciplinary research will be organized by in Unified Structural Representation, Earthquake Source Physics, Crustal Deformation Modeling, Lithospheric Architecture & Dynamics, Earthquake Forecasting & Predictability, and Ground Motion Prediction. The focus groups will be project-oriented, with well-defined tasks, timelines, and products.
- Technical Activity Groups (TAG)
