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Earthquake Tectonics and Hazards on the Continents Activity SMR: 2464 Earthquake Tectonics and Hazards on the Continents 17 June 2013 - 28 June 2013 Trieste - ITALY Final List of Participants Total Number of Visitors: 77 Updated: 8 October 2013 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function DIRECTOR Total number in this function: 3 1. AOUDIA Abdelkrim ALGERIA DIRECTOR 1. Permanent Institute: Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics Earth System Physics Section Strada Costiera 11 34151 Trieste ITALY Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 2. ENGLAND Philip UNITED KINGDOM DIRECTOR 2. Permanent Institute: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford South Parks Road Oxford OX1 3AN Oxfordshire UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 3. JACKSON James UNITED KINGDOM DIRECTOR 3. Permanent Institute: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge Downing Street Cambridge CB2 3EQ Cambridgeshire UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 2 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function SPEAKER Total number in this function: 16 4. ABDRAKHMATOV Kanat KYRGYZSTAN SPEAKER 4. Permanent Institute: Institute of Seismology Asanbai 52/1 720060 Bishkek KYRGYZSTAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 5. BILHAM Roger UNITED STATES OF SPEAKER AMERICA 5. Permanent Institute: University of Colorado Department of Geological Sciences 2200 Colorado Avenue Boulder 80309-0399 Colorado UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 6. COPLEY Alex UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 6. Permanent Institute: Bullard Laboratories University of Cambridge Madingley Rise Madingley Road CB3 OEZ Cambridge UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 7. D'AGOSTINO Nicola ITALY SPEAKER 7. Permanent Institute: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Centro Nazionale Terremoti Via di Vigna Murata, 605 Roma 00143 ITALY Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 8. DENSMORE Alexander UNITED STATES OF SPEAKER AMERICA 8. Permanent Institute: Universty of Durham Institute of Hazard, Risk ad Resilience Department of Geography South Road Durham DH1 3LE UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 3 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 9. NAZARI Hamid ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF SPEAKER IRAN 9. Permanent Institute: Research Institute for Earth Sciences Geological Survey of Iran Azadi Square Meraj Blvd. P.O.Box 13185-1494 Tehran ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 10. PARSONS Barry UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 10. Permanent Institute: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford South Parks Road Oxford OX1 3AN Oxfordshire UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 11. REILINGER Robert UNITED STATES OF SPEAKER AMERICA 11. Permanent Institute: Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Earth, Atmospheric and Plantary Sciences Earth Resources Laboratory 77 Massachusetts Ave. 54 - 326 Cambridge MA 02139-4307 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 12. SARGEANT Susanne UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 12. Permanent Institute: British Geological Survey Murchison House West Mains Road Edinburgh EH9 3LA UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 13. SYNOLAKIS Costas UNITED STATES OF SPEAKER AMERICA 13. Permanent Institute: University of Southern California Viterbi School of Engineering Tsunami Research Center Los Angeles 90089-2531 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 4 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 14. TALEBIAN Morteza ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF SPEAKER IRAN 14. Permanent Institute: Research Institute for Earth Sciences Geological Survey of Iran Azadi Square Meraj Blvd. P.O.Box 13185-1494 Tehran ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 15. WALKER Richard UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 15. Permanent Institute: Department of Earth Sciences, University of Oxford South Parks Road Oxford OX1 3AN Oxfordshire UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 16. WALPERSDORF Andrea GERMANY SPEAKER 16. Permanent Institute: LGIT Maison des Geosciences, BP 53 38041 Grenoble Cedex 9 FRANCE Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 17. WESNOUSKY Steven G. UNITED STATES OF SPEAKER AMERICA 17. Permanent Institute: University of Nevada Center fro Neotectonic Studies Mail Stop 169 Reno 89557 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 18. WRIGHT Timothy John UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 18. Permanent Institute: University of Leeds School of Earth and Environment 15-19 Hyde Terrace Leeds LS2 9JT UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 5 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 19. YOUNG John UNITED KINGDOM SPEAKER 19. Permanent Institute: Overseas Development Institute Research and Policy in Development Programme RAID Impact Assessment, Partnerships 203 Blackfriars Road London SE1 8NJ UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 6 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function PARTICIPANT Total number in this function: 58 20. AMPONSAH Paulina Ekua GHANA SENIOR ASSOCIATE 20. Permanent Institute: Ghana Atomic Energy Commission P.O. Box LG 80 Legon Accra GHANA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 21. ARISA Deasy INDONESIA PARTICIPANT 21. Permanent Institute: Space Geodesy Laboratory Department of Natural History Science Earth and Planetary Dynamics Division Graduate School of Science Hokkaido University Kita 10 Nishi 8 Sapporo 060-0810 Hokkaido JAPAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 22. ASGHAR Aamir PAKISTAN PARTICIPANT 22. Permanent Institute: University of Trieste Institute of Geology Department of Geosciences University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir via Weiss, 4 Chahal Bandi 34127 Trieste Muzaffarabad 13100 ITALY Azad Kashmir [email protected] PAKISTAN 1 July 2013 Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 23. BABAYEV Gulam Rustam AZERBAIJAN PARTICIPANT 23. Permanent Institute: Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences Institute of Geology Department of Seismology 29A, h. Javid Ave Baku 370141 AZERBAIJAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 24. BEKAERT David Peter Sonja BELGIUM PARTICIPANT 24. Permanent Institute: Institute of Geophysics & Tectonics, School of Earth and Environment University of Leeds Leeds LS29JT West Yorkshire UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 7 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 25. BHATTARAI Chiranjivi NEPAL PARTICIPANT 25. Permanent Institute: Central Department of Physics Tribhuvan University Kirtipur Kathmandu NEPAL Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 26. CAMPBELL Grace UNITED KINGDOM PARTICIPANT 26. Permanent Institute: Bullard Laboratories Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge Madingley Road Cambridge CB3 0EZ UNITED KINGDOM Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 27. DAVAASAMBUU Battogtokh MONGOLIA PARTICIPANT 27. Permanent Institute: Research Centre of Astronomy and Geophysics of Mongolian Academy of Sciences Peace avenue Ulaanbaatar +976 Bayanzurkh district MONGOLIA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 28. DODO Joseph Danasabe NIGERIA PARTICIPANT 28. Permanent Institute: Department of Space Geodetic Systems Centre for Geodesy and Geodynamics National Space Research and Development Agency Former NRC Secretariat P.M.B. 11 Toro Bauchi State NIGERIA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 29. EL SAYED Hany Mohammed Hassan EGYPT AFFILIATE 29. Permanent Institute: National Data Center, National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics 1 El Marsed st 11421 Helwan Cairo EGYPT Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 8 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 30. ENTEZARI ZARJ Robabeh ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PARTICIPANT IRAN 30. Permanent Institute: Shahid Behesti University Tehran Tehran Iran ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 31. EZZ ELARAB Mohamed Abd Elhay EGYPT PARTICIPANT 31. Permanent Institute: National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics NRIAG NRIAG - Elmarsd St. Helwan Cairo EGYPT Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 32. GHRIBI Raouf TUNISIA PARTICIPANT 32. Permanent Institute: National School of Engineers of Sfax ENIS, Geology department route de soukra 3.5Km 3038 Sfax sfax TUNISIA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 33. HAMEED Fahad PAKISTAN PARTICIPANT 33. Permanent Institute: University of Trieste Institute of Geology Department of Geosciences University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir via Weiss, 4 Chahal Bandi 34127 Trieste Muzaffarabad 13100 ITALY Azad Kashmir [email protected] PAKISTAN 1 July 2013 Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] 34. HUANG Fuqiong PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF PARTICIPANT CHINA 34. Permanent Institute: China Earthquake Networks Center China Earthquake Administration No.5 nanhengjie Sanlihe Road the West District of Beijing 100045 Beijing PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA Permanent Institute e mail [email protected] Participation for activity Eq Hazard SMR Number: 2464 Page 9 No. NAME and INSTITUTE Nationality Function 35. HUSSAIN Ekbal UNITED KINGDOM PARTICIPANT 35. Permanent
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