Workshop on Earthquake Early Warning
Schedule
June 13 Morning
Introduction(9:00-9:10)
Session 1. Earthquake Early Warning - 1 (Romanowicz) (9:10-10:40)
coffee break
Session 2. Earthquake Early Warning - 2 (Heaton) (11:00-12:30)
Lunch, Poster (12:30-14:00)
June 13 Afternoon
Session 3. Earthquake Early Warning - 3 (Ellsworth) (14:00-15:30)
coffee break
Session 4.
Tsunami Warning (Allen) (16:00-17:30)
posterJune 13 Evening
Dinner at Athenaeum (18:30-)
June 14 Morning
Session 5. New Methods (Lind) (9:00-10:30)
coffee break
Session 6. Interface with Engineering Practice (Jones) (11:00-12:30)
Lunch, Poster (12:30-14:00)
June 14 Afternoon
Session 7. Social Implications (Hudnut) (14:00-15:30)
coffee break
Session 8. Earthquake Early Warning - 4 (Hauksson) (16:00-17:30)
posterJune 15 Morning
Session 9. Earthquake Early Warning - 5 (Teng) (9:00-10:30)
coffee break
Session 10. Looking at the Future (Jordan) (11:00-12:30)

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Program
July 13. Morning
Introduction
1. Earthquake Early Warning - 1 (Romanowicz)
Yutaka Nakamura
Performance of an Early Warning System, Compact UrEDAS, during Destructive
ShakingJuan Manuel Espinosa Aranda
Seismic Alert Systems in Mexico
Ta-liang Teng, Yih-Min Wu, Tzay-Chyn Shin, William H. K. Lee, Yi-Ben Tsai, Chung
Chi Liu, and Nai-Chi Hsiao
Development of Earthquake Rapid Reporting and Early Warning Systems inTaiwan

2. Earthquake Early Warning - 2 (Heaton)
Richard Allen
Application of Elarms across California
Toru Hayama, Shigeki Horiuchi, Shinya Tsukada, and Yukio Fujinawa
A National Research Project on Earthquake Early Warning System and Its
Applications
Shinya Tsukada
Earthquake Early Warning System in Japan

June 13. Afternoon
3. Earthquake Early Warning - 3 (Ellsworth)
Mustafa Erdik
Istanbul Earthquake Early Warning & Rapid Response System2Maren Böse
Development of a Neural Network Based Approach for EEW in Istanbul, Turkey
Dimitris Diagourtas
Towards an EEW System for Greece
4. Tsunami Warning (Allen)
Eddie Bernard
Tsunami Warning Systems
Emile Okal
Tsunami Warning: the Specific Challenges
Bill Knight
Rapid Mwp Determination for Tsunami Warning System
Barry Hirshorn
Method for Automated Mwp Determination Short After Earthquake Onset

July 14. Morning
5. New Methods (Lind)
Peter Shearer
Earthquake Imaging Using Teleseismic P wavesShigeki Horiuchi, Shunroku Yamamoto, Aya Kamimura, Takaki Iwata, Hiroaki Negishi,and Toru Hayama
Hypocenter Location and Shaking Intensity Estimation for EEW
Yih-Min Wu, H. Kanamori, R. Allen, and E. Hauksson
Experiment on an Earthquake Early Warning Method for SCSN.

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6. Interface with Engineering Practice (Jones)
Structural Control Engineering
TBD
Veronica Grasso
Method to Estimate the Probability of False and Missed Alarm
Aldo Zollo et al.
TBD
Bill Iwan
TBD
July 14. Afternoon
7. Societal Implications (Hudnut)
Louise Comfort
Earthquake Early Warning Information
David WaldSocietal Implications of EEW: Inferences from ShakeMap Applications andUsers
Comments by Dick Andrews
8. Earthquake Early Warning - 4 (Hauksson)
Friedemann Wenzel
Seismic Early Warning for the Romanian Capital Bucharest - Status andPerspectives
Aldo Zollo et al.
Ongoing Development of a Prototype System for Seismic Early Warning
Applications in the Campanian Region (Southern Italy)
A. Iglesias, S. K. Singh, M. Santoyo, J. Pacheco, and M. Ordaz
The Seismic Alert System for Mexico City: An Evaluation of its Performance anda Strategy for its Improvement

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9. Earthquake Early Warning - 5 (Teng)
Steve Malone
Making the case for Earthquake Early Warning in Cascadia
Yutaka Nakamura
Observational Results of UrEDAS in Pasadena and Other Locations
Constantin Ionescu and Alexandru Marmureanu
Early Warning System for Bucharest & Industrial Facilities

10. Looking at the Future (Jordan)
Tadashi Nasu (Kajima, not confirmed yet))
Smart Building
Ken Hudnut
Fault Slip Sensors: GPS & Gyros in Earthquake Early Warning Systems
Egill Hauksson
CISN Plan for Testing EEW Alogorithm5Posters
Philip Maechling
Using Earthquake Wave Propagation Simulation in EEW System DevelopmentMizuho Ishida
Real-time Observation System for Earthquakes
W.H.K. Lee, K. F. Ma, and T.L. Teng
A Proposed Plan for Integrating Earthquake and Tsunami Warning at CWB inTaiwan
N.C. Hsiao, W.H.K. Lee, T.C. Shin, T.L. , and Y.M. Wu
Earthquake Rapid Reporting and Early Warning Systems at CWB in Taiwan
Don Helmberger
TBD
A. Zollo et al.
TBD
Shigeki Horiuchi, Shunroku Yamamoto, Aya Kamimura, Takaki Iwata, Hiroaki Negishi,and Toru Hayama
Hypocenter Location and Shaking Intensity Estimation for EEW
A. Iglesias, S. K. Singh, M. Santoyo, J. Pacheco, and M. Ordaz
The Seismic Alert System for Mexico City: An Evaluation of its Performance anda Strategy for its Improvement
Maren Böse
Development of a Neural Network Based Approach for EEW in Istanbul, Turkey
C. Ionescu and A. Marmureanu

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