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The Earthquake Hazards Program funds research in order to provide earth science data and information essential to mitigate earthquake losses.

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Award No. Principal Investigator(s) Region Project Title Institution Final Report Journal Publication(s) Year
G10AC00072Duncan Agnew and Frank WyattARRA Funded Monitoring UpgradesInfrastructure Upgrades and Repairs for Improved Monitoring of Crustal Deformation at Pinon Flat and Durmid Hill ($62,200; February 2010 through February 2011)University of California San DiegoFinal Technical Report Due May 20112010
G10AC00075Michael JacksonARRA Funded Monitoring UpgradesInstallation of Permanent GPS Networks in Northern California to Support Crustal Deformation Monitoring by the U.S. Geological Survey ($582,524; February 2010 through September 2011)UNAVCOFinal Technical Report Due December 20112010
G10AC00081Timothy MelbourneARRA Funded Monitoring UpgradesA Magnitude 9-Capable Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array ($694,350; March 2010 through August 2011)Central Washington UniversityFinal Technical Report Due November 20112010
G10AP00002Ileana Tibuleac, John Louie and David Von SeggernIntermoutain WestHigher Resolution Seismic Velocity Model in the Reno Basin ($30,372; December 2009 through November 2010)University of NevadaFinal Technical Report Due February 20112010
G10AP00003Thomas RockwellSouthern CaliforniaA Long Record of Earthquake with Timing and Displacements for the Imperial Fault: A Test of Earthquake Recurrence Models ($137,353; December 2009 through November 2011)San Diego State UniversityFinal Technical Report Due February 20122010
G10AP00004Jeffrey McGuireSouthern CaliforniaDetecting and Modeling Earthquake Swarms in the Salton Trough ($59,614; December 2009 through November 2010)Woods Hole Oceanographic InstituteFinal Technical Report Due February 20112010
G10AP00005Danielle HutchingsNorthern CaliforniaUsing Risk Communications Research for Improved Integration of Earthquake Hazard, Risk and Mitigation Information into ABAG's Bay Area Model Earthquake Website ($80,000; December 2009 through November 2010)Association of Bay Area GovernmentsFinal Technical Report Due February 20112010
G10AP00006Jonathan BrayNationaliShake: Using Personal Devices to Deliver Rapid, Semi-Quantitative Earthquake Shaking Information ($99,872; December 2009 through November 2010)University of California BerkeleyFinal Technical Report Due February 20112010
G10AP00007Kim OlsenCentral and Eastern U.S.3D Broadband Ground Motion Estimation for Large Earthquakes on the New Madrid Seismic Zone, Central United States ($43,866; January 2010 through December 2010)San Diego State UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00008Charles Langson and Stephen HortonCentral and Eastern U.S.3D Seismic Velocity Model for the Unconsolidated Mississippi Embayment Sediments from H/V Ambient Noise Measurements ($74,837; January 2010 through December 2010)University of MemphisFinal Techinal Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00009Paul SegallEarthquake Physics The Mechanics of Episodic Tremor and Slip and Potential for ETs Triggered Earthquakes ($100,004; January 2010 through December 2010)Stanford UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00010Chen Ji, Ralph Archuleta and Toshiro TanimotoEarthquake EffectsInversion and Prediction of Ground Motion for the 2009 L'Aquila Italy Mw 6.3 Earthquake ($68,846; January 2010 through December 2010)University of California Santa BarbaraFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00011Susan TubbesingNationalProviding building vulnerability data and analytical fragility functions for PAGER ($100,000; January 2010 through December 2010)Earthquake Engineering Research InstituteFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00012Maria Beatrice-MagnaniCentral and Eastern U.S.Characterizing the geometry and time of deformation of the Meeman-Shelby Fault, near Memphis, TN ($152,810; January 2010 through December 2011)University of MemphisFinal Technical Report Due March 20122010
G10AP00013Heather DeShonCentral and Eastern U.S.Imaging Body Wave Attenuation Heterogeneity within the New Madrid Seismic Zone using Local Earthquakes ($64,361; January 2010 through December 2010)University of MemphisFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00014Laurence BeckerCentral and Eastern U.S.Utilizing the Surficial Geology of the Northeast United States to Improve NEHRP Site Effect Classifications in HAZUS-MH ($14,908; January 2010 through December 2010)Northeast States Emergency Consortium-NESECFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00015Douglas BurbankIntermoutain WestTemporal Patterns of Fault Slip Rates on the Genoa Fault ($57,838; January 2010 through December 2010)University of California Santa BarbaraFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00016Gregory BerozaNorthern CaliforniaLocation of Triggered Tremor Near the Calaveras Fault ($83,589; January 2010 through December 2010)Stanford UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00017Egill HaukssonSouthern CaliforniaAnalysis of Earthquake Data from the Greater Los Angeles Basin and Adjacent Offshore Area, Southern California ($69,000; January 2010 through December 2010)California Institute of TechnologyFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00018Shuo MaSouthern CaliforniaDynamic Modeling of Mw 7.0 Earthquake on the Sierra Madre - Cucamonga Fault System and Its Implications for Strong Ground Motions in Greater Los Angeles: Effects of Inelastic Off-Fault Response ($74,885; January 2010 through December 2010)San Diego State UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00019John Anderson, Abdolrasool Anooshehpoor, James Brune and Matthew PurvanceNationalWorkshop on the Applications of Precarious Rocks and Related Phenomena to US National Hazards Maps ($16,028;January 2010 through December 2010)Univesity of NevadaFinal Technical Report March 20112010
G10AP00020Guoqing LinCentral and Eastern U.S.Improving Three-Dimensional Seismic Velocity Models and Earthquake Location for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands: Collaborative Research between University of Miami and University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez ($40,000; February 2010 thru January 2011)University of MiamiFinal Technical Report April 20112010
G10AP00021Victor Huerfano MorenoCentral and Eastern U.S.Improving Three-Dimensional Seismic Velocity Models and Earthquake Location for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands: Collaborative Research between University of Miami and University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez ($24,249; February 2010 thru January 2011)University of Puerto Rico MayaguezFinal Technical Report Due April 20112010
G10AP00022Eric CalaisCentral and Eastern U.S.Intraplate strain and stress in the North American plate interior: Collaborative Research with Purdue University and University of Wisconsin ($140,323; January 2010 through December 2011)Purdue UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20122010
G10AP00023Andrew FreedPacific NorthwestContemporary Stressing of the Alaskan Crust from Coseismic, Postseismic, and Interseismic Processes ($59,525; January 2010 through December 2010)Purdue UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00024Dennis DeMetsCentral and Eastern U.S.Intraplate Strain and Stress in the North American Plate Interior: Collaborative Research with Purdue University and University of Wisconsin ($26,092; January 2010 through December 2011)Univeristy of Wisconsin MadisonFinal Technical Report Due March 20102010
G10AP00025Laurie BaiseEarthquake EffectsCollaborative Research with Tuft University and University of Alaska Fairbanks: Application of Satellite Data for Post-liquefaction Reconnaissance ($58,084; January 2010 through December 2010)Tufts UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00026Rudiger GensEarthquake EffectsCollaborative Research with Tuft University and University of Alaska Fairbanks: Application of Satellite Data for Post-liquefaction Reconnaissance ($17,824; January 2010 through December 2010)University of Alaska, FairbanksFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00027Recep Cakir and Timothy WalshPacific NorthwestShallow-Seismic Site Characterizations at 20 Strong-Motion Station Sites in and near Washington State ($39,664; January 2010 through December 2010)Washington State Dept of Natural ResourcesFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00028Elizabeth CochranSouthern CaliforniaAssessing FEMA HAZUS-MH MR3: Constraining seismic hazard estimates for Riverside County using precariously balanced rocks and seismic amplification data ($56,167; January 2010 through December 2010)University of California RiversideFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00029Adrian Rodriquez-MarekEarthquake EffectsTowards constraining ground motion uncertainty using surface and borehole ground motion data ($85,901; January 2010 through December 2010)Washington State UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00030Jonathan NourseSouthern CaliforniaLate Quaternary Evolution of the East-Central San Gabriel Mountains Frontal Fault System ($61,014; January 2010 through December 2010)California State Polytechnic UniversityFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00031Nadia LapustaEarthquake Physics Studying fault friction properties based on observations of small repeating earthquakes ($115,446; December 2009 through November 2010)California Institute of TechnologyFinal Technical Report Due February 20112010
G10AP00032Po ChenNorthern CaliforniaFull 3-D Waveform Tomography and Rapid Seismic Source Parameter Inversion for San Francisco Bay Region ($142,130; January 2010 through December 2011)University of WyomingFinal Technical Report Due March 20122010
G10AP00033Kenneth CreagerPacific NorthwestImproved detection, location and characterization of Cascadia Tremor ($65,793; January 2010 through December 2010)University of WashingtonFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00034Robert McCaffreyNationalWestern U.S. fault slip rates and regional strain rates from inversion of geologic, seismologic and geodetic data ($49,256; January 2010 through December 2010)Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00035C. Guney Olgun and James MartinEarthquake EffectsInvestigation of NEHRP/IBC Simplified Seismic Design Procedures for Non-Traditional Site Conditions ($74,587; January 2010 through December 2010)Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ.Final Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00036Christine GouletEarthquake EffectsReference site standard deviation for integration of site effects into ground motion prediction equations and seismic hazard analyses ($68,806; January 2010 through December 2010)URS Group, Inc.Final Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00037John EbelCentral and Eastern U.S.Analysis of Aftershock Sequences for Use in Predicting Aftershock Probabilities Immediately Following Strong Earthquakes ($42,867; January 2010 through December 2010)Boston CollegeFinal Technical Report Due March 20112010
G10AP00040Patrick WilliamsNorthern CaliforniaEarthquake Recurrence, Northern Hayward Fault: Paleoseismic Investigation of San Pablo Creek Flood Deposit ($59,960; February 2010 thru January 2011)San Diego State UniversityFinal Technical Report Due April 20112010
G10AP00041Abbie LielEarthquake EffectsEffect of Near-Fault Directivity on Building Seismic Collapse Risk ($62,615; February 2010 thru January 2011)University of Colorado at BoulderFinal Technical Report Due April 20112010
G10AP00042James DolanSouthern CaliforniaDirect mega-trench exposure of the buried fold scarp from the most recent Compton Thrust earthquake: Implications for surface deformation and seismic hazard ($70,000; February 2010 thru January 2011)Univeristy of Southern CaliforniaFinal Technical Report Due April 20112010

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