SCEC Award Number 10156 View PDF
Proposal Category Individual Proposal (Integration and Theory)
Proposal Title FAKENET: Idealized, Realistic Models of Crustal Deformation Data for Testing and Modeling
Investigator(s)
Name Organization
Duncan Carr Agnew University of California, San Diego
Other Participants
SCEC Priorities A5, A2 SCEC Groups Geodesy
Report Due Date 02/28/2011 Date Report Submitted N/A
Project Abstract
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Intellectual Merit The project provides a basis for testing systems for measuring transient deformations, and thus increasing our understanding of how crustal motion affects, and is affected by, earthquakes and the earthquake cycle.
Broader Impacts The ability to detect transient deformations has the potential for social impacts in so far as it might lead to prediction of earhtquakes. The software developed with SCEC support is made available for general use in modeling deformations from earthquakes and other sources.
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