Dmitry Storchak
Jennifer Weston
Elizabeth Entwistle
Lynn Elms
During 5th-7th April, seismologists from the UK and abroad met in Reading for the first conference
organised by the International Seismological Centre (ISC) in its 50+ year history.
There was great support from the seismology community, with 112 attendees, 44 talks,
43 posters and exhibits from Güralp, Optics11, AWE and the British Geological Survey.
Topics covered at the meeting include: induced seismicity, earthquake physics, seismic hazard,
networks and catalogues, tomography and forensic, passive, laboratory and computational seismology.
Thanks to BGA sponsorship, BSM2017 hosted seven invited speakers; Professor Torsten Dahm
(GFZ, Potsdam), Dr Steven Gibbons (NORSAR, Norway), Dr Tom Mitchell (University College London),
Dr Tarje Nissen-Meyer (University of Oxford), Dr Andy Nowacki (University of Leeds),
Dr Eleonore Stutzmann (IPGP, France), and Dr Roger Musson (BGS and University of Edinburgh).
On behalf of AWE, eight student conference grants were awarded to current Masters and Ph.D.
students, all of whom presented novel research that is helping to update current understanding
in their fields of seismology. AWE also awarded two best poster prizes for early career
researchers Jennifer Jenkins (University of Cambridge) and Emily Crowder (University of Aberdeen).
Overall, the meeting celebrated the fantastic and diverse research going on in the UK and around
the world. The positive feedback and enthusiasm from BSM2017 attendees has highlighted the
benefit of a UK-based seismology meeting every two to three years, and we look forward to BSM2019!
Session 1:
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The rise of induced seismicity - Chaired by: Domenico Di Giacomo
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Dmitry Storchak, Elizabeth Entwistle and Jennifer Weston (ISC)
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14:00
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Welcome
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Torsten Dahm, S. Hainzl & S. Cesca
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14:15
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Invited: The weal and woe of induced seismicity
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† Miles Wilson, G. Foulger, R. Davies, J. Gluyas, et al.
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14:45
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Global review of induced and triggered earthquakes
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Antonio Villaseñor, R.B. Herrmann, B. Gaite & A. Ugalde
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15:00
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Focal depths and mechanisms of induced earthquakes in the 2013 seismic
sequence near the CASTOR Underground Gas, northeast coast of Spain
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Ian Main, X. Li & A. Jupe
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15:15
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Induced seismicity at the UK 'Hot Dry Rock' test site
for geothermal energy production: a new mechanism
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Anna Horleston & D. Hawthorn
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15:30
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Anthropogenic noise on temporary seismic networks:
implications for monitoring arrays in the UK
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Richard Luckett, A. Butcher & B. Baptie
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15:45
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Local magnitudes at short distances
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Session 2:
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Investigating unusual signals - Chaired by: David Bowers
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Steven Gibbons
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16:30
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Invited: Accurate seismic event location:
A question of context
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Kostas Lentas, I. Bondár,
E.Bergmann & E.R. Engdahl
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17:00
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Reference Event List (GT) for monitoring purposes
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Anton Ziolkowski
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17:15
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Yields, source time functions and depths of North
Korean announced nuclear tests
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Jennifer Stevanovic, N. Teanby, J. Wookey, N. Selby, et al.
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17:30
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Bolide airbursts as a seismic source for the 2018
Mars InSight mission
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Session 3:
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Passive sources and sensitive signals - Chaired by: Elizabeth Entwistle
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Eleonore Stutzmann, M. Meschede, V. Farra, et al.
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08:30
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Invited: Frequency dependent microseism sources
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George Taylor, S. Rost, G. Houseman & G. Hillers
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09:00
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Upper crustal structure of the North Anatolian Fault
Zone from ambient seismic noise surface wave
tomography
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Benjamin Schwarz, A. Bauer & D. Gajewski
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09:15
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Using diffractions as passive source wavefields: A
traveltime moveout perspective
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Anna Stork, C. Allmark, A. Curtis, et al.
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09:30
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The feasibility of detecting CO2 leaks using passive seismic monitoring
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Jonathan Singh, I. Main, A. Curtis, A. Cartwright-Taylor, et al.
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09:45
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Seismic Signals from Digital Rocks
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Alan Baird, J.-M, Kendall & J. Budge
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10:00
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Discriminating between fractures and fabrics in a
highly anisotropic shale using shear-wave splitting
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Session 4:
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Understanding Earth's faults - Chaired by: Jennifer Weston
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Tom Mitchell
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10:45
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Invited: Earthquake fracture damage and healing in
the seismic cycle
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† Christopher Harbord, S. Nielsen, N. De Paola & R. Holdsworth
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11:15
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Frictional instability of rough faults
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Jessica Hawthorne, A. M. Thomas & J-P. Ampuero
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11:30
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Estimating the rupture extent of low frequency
earthquakes near Parkfield, CA
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Simone Mancini & M. Segou
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11:45
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Physics-based modelling of the 2016 Amatrice
(central Italy) earthquake sequence
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Ragnar Slunga
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12:00
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Estimating the complete stress tensor field from
microearthquake observations
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Session 5:
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How hazardous? - Chaired by: Dmitry A. Storchak
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Roland Roberts, R. Bödvarsson, O. Gudmundsson, B. Lund, et al.
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13:15
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The Swedish National Seismological Network:
Hazard assessment in a low-seismicity intraplate
area
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Gloria Senfaute
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13:30
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Probablistic seismic hazard assessment in low-to-
moderate seismicity regions: outcomes from the
SIGMA research program
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Lizhong Zhang, M.J. Werner & K. Goda
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13:45
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A time-dependent seismicity model for south-western
British Columbia, Canada
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Emmanuel Viallet, N. Humbert & P. Mottier
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14:00
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Updating of a PSHA based on a Bayesian inference
with historical macroseismic intensities
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Amy Gilligan, N. Rawlinson, F. Tongkul & R. Stephenson
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14:15
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Developing a seismic hazard model for Sabah, East
Malaysia, using seismic and geodetic data
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Domenico Di Giacomo, E.R. Engdahl,D.A. Storchak & J. Harris
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14:30
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The ISC-GEM Global Instrumental Earthquake
Catalogue (1900-2013) for hazard purposes
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Session 6:
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Catalogues: Power and completeness - Chaired by: Steven Gibbons
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Yuzo Ishikawa
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16:45
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Difficulty of the determination of hypocenters in early
20 century
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Raul Castro, J.M. Stock, E Hauksson & R.W. Clayton
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17:00
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Seismicity (M>3.0) in the period between 2002-2014
and active tectonics in the Gulf of California, Mexico
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Pierre Arroucau, J. Grannell, S. Lebedev, C. Bean, et al.
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17:15
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New earthquake detections in Ireland from waveform
template matching by cross-correlation
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Marleine Brax, C. Beauval, P. Albini & R. Jomaa
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17:30
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An earthquake catalog for seismic hazard
assessment in Lebanon
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Dmitry A. Storchak, J. Harris & D. Di Giacomo
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17:45
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The ISC Datasets and Services
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Conference Dinner
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Invited Talk by Roger Musson
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Roger Musson
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19:00
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A history of macroseismology in the UK
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Screensaver
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ISC: How we worked then and now
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Session 7:
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Imaging the Earth at all scales - Chaired by: Karin Sigloch
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Maria Tsekhmistrenko, K. Sigloch & K. Hosseini
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8:45
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Multifrequency measurements of P waves on ocean
bottom seismometers in the Indian Ocean
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Keith Priestley & A. Gilligan
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9:00
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Variations in lithospheric structure across the Indo-
Eurasian collisional belt
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James Hammond
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9:15
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Evidence for partial melt in the crust beneath Mt.
Paektu/Changbaishan
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Andy Nowacki & S. Rost
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9:30
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Invited: A low-velocity pipe-like structure at the base
of the mantle beneath Hawaii inferred from focussing
of seismic waves
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Paula Koelmeijer, B. Schuberth, R. Davies & J. Ritsema
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10:00
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Constraints on the presence of post-perovskite in
Earth’s lowermost mantle from tomographic-
geodynamic model comparisons
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Kasra Hosseini & K. Sigloch
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10:15
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Global seismic tomography using teleseismic and
core-diffracted body waves
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Session 8:
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Session 8: Dealing with big data - Chaired by: Lonn Brown
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Tarje Nissen-Meyer, K. Leng, M. van Driel, et al.
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11:00
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Invited: Appraising Occam: On the interaction of
seismic waves with structure
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† Kuangdai Leng, T. Nissen-Meyer, K. Hosseini, et al.
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11:30
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Global wavefield modeling in 3-D crustal structures
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Nicholas Rawlinson
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11:45
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Seismic tomography: From damped least squares to transD
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Natalia Poiata
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12:00
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Locating seismic sources with an automated multi-
scale array-based detection and location scheme
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Karin Sigloch & S.C. Stähler
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12:15
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Fully probabilistic seismic source inversion
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Jennifer Weston, E.R. Engdahl, J. Harris, D.A. Storchak & D. Di Giacomo
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12:30
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ISC-EHB: Reconstructing the EHB earthquake database
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