Pacific Array Workshop 2021 Program (ver May 10)
Workshoop Detail

http://eri-ndc.eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp/PacificArray/workshop2021/

Google Calendar URL

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/2?cid=Y182M2ZhMTFqOGIyNzE4cXJoMTdxZmRkaWN1Z0Bncm91cC5jYWxlbmRhci5nb29nbGUuY29t(Please click to add the schedule to your google calendar in your timezone)

Scheduleby May 21

registration for poster presentation and participation, poster uploadingfrom May 24 to June 30

poster available onlinefrom June 1 to June 30

recorded oral sessions available online

Asia-US sessions
Icebreaker (poster)

1 hour from 8am in Japan, 7am in China (May 28), 4pm PDT, 7pm EDT (May 27)

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Oral session

3 hours from 9am in Japan, 8am in China (May 28), 5pm PDT, 8pm EDT (May 27)

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Social party (poster)

1 hour from 12am in Japan, 11am in China (May 28), 8pm PDT, 11pm EDT (May 27)

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Asia-Europe sessions
Oral session

2 hours from 4pm in Japan, 3pm in China, 9am in Germany & France, 8am in UK (May 28)

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Social party (poster)

1 hour from 6pm in Japan, 5pm in China, 11am in Germany & France, 10am in UK (May 28)

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Poster Presentations

core time at short oral atTolulope Olugboji

The Signature & Elimination of Sediment Reverberations from Submarine Receiver Functions

Icebreaker-Joseph Byrnes
Shawn Wei

Shear-velocities at the NoMelt site from the joint inversion of phase velocity and Sp receiver functions

USUS

SaLOON: Samoa-Lau Ocean Observing NetworkUS-

Jun Yong Park

Detection and Location of Local Earthquakes Using Broadband Ocean Bottom Seismometer DataUS-Hyunsun Kang

Upper mantle seismic velocity structure beneath the oldest Pacific Ocean basin from finite-frequency tomography

US-Taichi Sakai

Study of Ocean Bottom Detector(OBD) for observation of geo-neutrinos from the mantle

US/Europe

US/Europe

Hiroko Watanabe

Ocean Bottom Detector : measuring the Earth's neutrino flux in the sea

US/Europe

US/Europe

Matthew AgiusA thin mantle transition zone beneath the equatorial Mid-Atlantic Ridge

EuropeEurope

Nicholas Harmon

One sided inversion of rayleigh waves and magnetotellurics using data from the PI-LAB experimentEuropeEurope

Asia-US Oral Session Program
Introduction

length (min)from (JST)Akiko Takeo

Flow of oral/poster sessions

59:00

Kawakatsu, Hitoshi

Overview of the Pcific Array

59:05

Western Pacific (chair: Joshua Russell)
Takehi IsseSeafloor observation beneath the oldest Pacific

10

9:10

Dayanthie Weeraratne

Lessons learned from Rayleigh wave marine seismic study of old oceanic lithosphere in the NW Pacific seafloor

10

9:20

Doug Wiens

Structure and azimuthal anisotropy of the incoming Pacific plate at the Mariana Trench

10

9:30

Zhitu Ma

Some initial thoughts on a joint deployment of OBS/OBEM on the western Philippine Sea basin59:40

Ban-Yuan Kuo

Oldest-2 in 2022 and possible future experiments in the western Pacific

59:45

Discussion

10

9:50

Central to eastern Pacific (chair: YoungHee Kim)
James Gaherty

Mantle hydration, partial melt, and inferences on deformation and state of the asthenosphere in the central Pacific

10

10:00

Donald Forsyth

Asthenospheric support of the Hawaiian swell: A re-examination of PLUME Rayleigh wave data

10

10:10

Gabi Laske

Upcoming OBS deployment at the old H2O site

10

10:20

Kiyoshi Baba

Hawaii-Emperor Bending geometry gives chance to estimate mantle viscosity from integrated electrical resistivity, seismic andgeodynamic simulations

10

10:30

Discussion

10

10:40

Southern to whole Pacific (chair: Takehi Isse)
Zachary Eilon

Small scale mantle convection imaged by the ORCA array

10

10:50

Joshua Russell

Age dependence of mantle shear velocity and anisotropy at YoungORCA: Implications for small-scale convection

10

11:00

Caroline Eakin

Probing the Australian-Pacific Plate Boundary: Macquarie Ridge in 3-D

10

11:10

Nozomu Takeuchi

Pn tomography for isotropic and anisotropic structures

10

11:20

Jun Korenaga

A new reference model for the evolution of oceanic lithosphere in a cooling Earth

10

11:30

Discussion

10

11:40

10

11:50

Short oral for poster presentations (chair: Takehi Isse)
Joseph Byrnes

Shear-velocities at the NoMelt site from the joint inversion of phase velocity and Sp receiver functions

Taichi Sakai

Study of Ocean Bottom Detector (OBD) for observation of geo-neutrinos from the mantle

Hiroko Watanabe

Ocean Bottom Detector : measuring the Earth's neutrino flux in the sea

Asia-Europe Oral Session Program
Introduction

length (min)from (JST)Akiko Takeo

Flow of oral/poster sessions5

16:00

Kawakatsu, Hitoshi

Overview of the Pcific Array

5

16:05

Session1 (chair: Kate Rychert)
Takehi Isse

Seafloor observation beneath the oldest Pacific

15

16:10

Hogyum Kim

Preliminary 1-D Electrical Conductivity Structure of Oldest Oceanic Mantle from Magnetotelluric Observation (Oldest-1)

10

16:25

Ting Yang

Passive-source OBS array experiment to study the origin of Petit-spot volcanism

10

16:35

Nobuaki Fuji

Caroline plate from the top to the bottom: what’s next?

15

16:45

Break

5

17:00

Session2 (chair: Zhitu Ma)
Kate Rychert

An overview of PI-LAB or VoiLA

10

17:05

Kiyoshi Baba

Hawaii-Emperor Bending geometry gives chance to estimate mantle viscosity from integrated electrical resistivity, seismic andgeodynamic simulations

15

17:15

Max Moorkamp

Integrated gravity-electromagnetic inversion for improved imaging of the lithosphere

15

17:30

15

17:45

Short oral for poster presentations (chair: Zhitu Ma)
Matthew AgiusA thin mantle transition zone beneath the equatorial Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Nicholas Harmon

One sided inversion of rayleigh waves and magnetotellurics using data from the PI-LAB experiment

Taichi Sakai

Study of Ocean Bottom Detector (OBD) for observation of geo-neutrinos from the mantle

Hiroko Watanabe

Ocean Bottom Detector : measuring the Earth's neutrino flux in the sea
Time Keeping by Pei-Ying Patty Lin for two oral sessions