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SCEC2024 Meeting Participants
The SCEC Annual Meeting brings together participants from across the U.S. and around the world who are engaged in earthquake-related research, education, and outreach. SCEC project teams present results from work supported by the SCEC Collaboration Plan and other Center initiatives. The meeting includes representatives from SCEC leadership, advisory groups, full-time staff, funding agencies, and sponsors. Academic, government, and industry partners involved in computational science, earthquake engineering, risk communication, and other related disciplines also participate. Early career scientists, graduate students, and undergraduate interns typically comprise over 40% of attendees.
Destini Paton, SCEC SOURCES Intern, PCC
Posters: 188 |
Annie Patton, Graduate Research Assistant, UNR
Posters: 063 |
Edric Pauk, Software Engineer / Web Developer, USC/SCEC
Expertise: web development technology, software, automation, user interface design, unix/linux-based operating systems |
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Colin Pennington, Research Geophysicist, LLNL
Expertise: Earthquake Rupture Characterization, Earthquake Source Parameters, and Earthquake interactions. |
Axel Periollat, Postdoctoral Scholar, UC Riverside
Posters: 144 |
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Megan Perry, Graduate Student, U Maryland
Posters: 224 |
Patricia Persaud, Associate Professor, U of Arizona
Expertise: Seismology, Tectonics, Stress Field |
Noah Phillips, Assistant Professor, USC
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Camilo Ignacio Pinilla Ramos, Postdoctoral Scholar, SCEC / USC
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Andreas Plesch, Senior Research Scientist, Harvard U.
Expertise: structural geology, 3d restoration |
Auden Reid-McLaughlin, Graduate Student, Caltech
Posters: 142 |
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Francois Renard, Professor, Univ. Oslo
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Rosie Ries, Graduate Student, Stanford
Posters: 024 |
Rigoberto Rincon, SCEC Intern, UC Riverside
Posters: 073 |
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Karlee Rivera, PhD Student, UC Riverside
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Kathleen Rodrigues, Assistant Research Professor, DRI
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Karen Rodriguez, SCEC SOURCES Intern, Stanford Uni
Expertise: Fault modeling, geospatial analysis Posters: 057 |
Alba Rodriguez Padilla, Postdoctoral Fellow, Caltech
Expertise: Fault mechanics, active tectonics, structural geology |
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Christie Rowe, Director / Professor, NV SeismoLab
Expertise: Structural geology, earthquake geology, exhumed faults and shear zones, fault rocks, rock record of earthquakes |
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Cody Rucker, Graduate Employee, U of O
Posters: 115 |
Ben Sadler, Postdoc, U of Arizona
Posters: 023 |
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Alexis Sáez, Dr., Caltech
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Edward Salcido, Web Developer, SCEC PEP
Expertise: Web and Software Development. |
Sim Sangha, Signal Analysis Engineer, JPL
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Bryan Sarabia, Student Worker, SCEC SURE Intern, USC / ECA
Expertise: Journalism, News, Media, Public Outreach, Emergency Preparedness, Multilingual Communications Posters: 197 |
Jessie Saunders, EEW Seismologist, Caltech
Expertise: earthquake and tsunami early warning; ground-motion modeling; seismology; geodesy Posters: 025 |
Heather Savage, Professor, UCSC
Expertise: structural geology/fault mechanics |
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Max Schneider, Research Statistician, USGS
Expertise: statistical modelling, statistical testing, data visualization, risk communication, Bayesian statistics, ETAS models, Pacific Northwest |
Rick Schoenberg, Professor, UCLA Statistics, UCLA
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Vera Schulte-Pelkum, associate research professor, U Colorado
Expertise: seismology, lithospheric structure Posters: 036 |
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Maddie Schwarz, Graduate Student, ASU
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Pataya Scott, Civil Engineer, FEMA
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Paul Segall, Professor, Stanford
Expertise: Crustal Deformation, Fault Mechanics |
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Francesco Serafini, Research associate, Univ Bristol
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Caroline Seyler, Assistant Professor, USC
Posters: 232 |
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Rashid Shams, PhD Student, USC
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Brierton Sharp, Graduate student, SDSU
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Bruce Shaw, Lamont Research Professor, Columbia
Expertise: Earthquake physics, earthquake simulators, seismic hazard Posters: 121 |
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Zheng-Kang Shen, Research Geophysicist, UCLA
Expertise: Geodesy, Seismology, Tectonophysics |
Fuqiang Shi, Associate Professor, SEA
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The Statewide California Earthquake Center is committed to providing a safe, productive, and welcoming environment for all participants. We take pride in fostering a diverse and inclusive SCEC community, and therefore expect all participants to abide by the SCEC Activities Code of Conduct.
