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Project activities

Upcoming activities

Convenors: T. Missiaen(Belgium), D. Kaniewski (France) and V. Heyvaert (Belgium)
Scope: We invite papers that provide local and regional reconstructions of event-scale and permanent flooding. Of particular interest are interdisciplinary studies that focus on 1) interacting coastal and river environments, 2) impact of floods on past and present societies, and 3) predictions of future extreme events.

Convenors: Andrey Korjenkov (Kyrgyzstan) and Alessandro Michetti (Italy)
Scope: Presentations describing new data, approaches, and methods used to identify evidence of paleoseismicity (for instance surface ruptures, liquefaction, tsunami deposits), to date it, and to retrieve source parameters are welcome.

Convenors: Patrick Nunn (Australia), Bruce McFadgen (New Zealand), Iain Stewart (U.K.) and Manuel Sintubin (Belgium)
Scope: This session addresses multidisciplinary approaches to understanding natural hazards and human culture change during recent millennia. Key hazards are tectonic in origin (earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions) but other extreme natural phenomena are relevant. Understanding how natural hazards affected former societies can extend our knowledge about the resilience and adaptability of modern human communities to future hazard threats.

Convenors: Manuel Sintubin (Belgium), Berverly Goodman-Tchernov (Israel) and Tina Niemi (U.S.A.)
Scope: This session explores the records of earthquakes and tsunamis at coastal archaeological sites and methods for quantifying tsunami and seismic hazard parameters from archaeological data.

Past activities

  • 22-27.01.2011 – International Symposium on the 2001 Bhuj Earthquake and Advances in Earthquake Science, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India – Earthquake Archaeology

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