Application of Geophysical Techniques for Earthquake Research

Application of Geophysical Techniques for Earthquake Research

September 2011 Vol. 16, No. 3 fast|times www.eegs.org Application OF geophysical techniques FOR earthquake research In this issue . • Call for Paper: Special Issue of JEEG • Tucson Hosts SAGEEP 2012 • SERDP AND ESTCP Symposium • The EEGS / Geonics Early Career Award Thermal Integrity Profiler . and more! Services Park Seismic Provides Park Seismic provides a complete field survey and reporting service for seismic investigation of wind turbine sites in a flexible and prompt manner, ranging from the most basic 1-D analysis to a complete 3-D analysis depending on the site conditions and budget availability. Field surveys may be performed by a separate local engineering company according to instructions Park Seismic will provide and then Park Seismic LLC subsequent data processing, interpretation and reporting will be performed at Park Seismic. Multiple-site surveys Shelton, CT 06484 can take place in much a faster and more cost-effective manner than single-site surveys. Tel: 347‐860‐1223 Fax: 203‐513‐2056 For more information, please contact Dr. Choon B. Park [email protected] ([email protected], phone: 347-860-1223), or visit http://www.parkseismic.com/WindTurbine.html. www.parkseismic.com FastTIMES v. 16, no. 3, September 2011 On the Cover This issue features the application of Contents geophysical techniques for earthquake Click on the titles to read the article. research . Calendar . 4 Notes from EEGS . 5 President’s Message: Be a Proud Member! . 5 What We Want From You Harold Mooney Award . 8 The FastTIMES editorial team welcomes Renew your EEGS Membership for 2012 . 8 contributions of any subject touching upon Sponsorship Opportunities . 8 geophysics . The theme for our next issue EEGS Announces Changes in Membership . 9 will be the development and application of electrical resistivity techniques for From the FastTIMES Editorial Team . 10 near surface investigations . FastTIMES also accepts photographs and brief The JEEG Page . 11 non-commercial descriptions of new Contents of the September 2011 Issue . 11 instruments with possible environmental or engineering applications, news from EAGE’s Near Surface Geophysics Journal, August 2011 . 12 geophysical or earth-science societies, conference notices, and brief reports from recent conferences . Please submit Success with Geophysics . 13 your items to a member of the FastTIMES Seismic and Geotechnical Site Characterizations . 13 editorial team by November 21, 2011 to Electrical Resistivity Variations Before and After the ensure inclusion in the next issue . We Pingtung Earthquake in Southwestern Taiwan . 26 look forward to seeing your work in our Integrated Geophysical Investigation Earthen Levee . 40 pages . Industry News . 49 Pile Dynamics, Inc . develops breakthrough test for concrete foundations in partnership with FGE . 49 Opportunities . 51 Advertisers SERDP & ESTCP Symposium & Workshop . 51 Click on the entries to see the ad. The EEGS / Geonics Early Career Award . 53 Call for Papers: Special Issues of EAGE & JEEG . 54 Advanced Geosciences Inc . 55 Exploration Instruments . 50 Coming Events . 56 GEM Systems . 3 Geometrics . 7 10th SEGJ International Symposium . 56 Geonics . 48 SAGEEP 2012 - 25th Anniversary . 56 Geostuff . 57 Intelligent Resources (Rayfract) . 58 Interpex . 58 Join EEGS Now! . 59 KD Jones Instruments . 55 Mount Sopris . 25 Park Seismic . ii EEGS Corporate Members . 63 R .T . Clark . 52 R .T . Clark (PEG) . 57 Scintrex . 39 EEGS Store . 64 Zonge . 57 2011 Merchandise Order Form . 66 FastTIMES v. 16, no. 3, September 2011 Click on these buttons to go directly to the 1 contents page or EEGS web site Board of Directors EEGS Contributors FastTIMES President International Board Liaison FastTIMES (ISSN 1943-6505) is pub- Mark Dunscomb,West Chester, PA Micki Allen, Markham, ON lished by the Environmental and Engi- [email protected] [email protected] neering Geophysical Society (EEGS) . It is available electronically (as a pdf President, Elect General Chair, SAGEEP 2012 Moe Momayez, Tucson, AZ document) from the EEGS website Douglas Laymon, Austin, TX [email protected] (www.eegs.org) . [email protected] Technical Chair, SAGEEP 2012 Vice President, SAGEEP Gail Heath, Idaho Falls, ID About EEGS Melvin Best, Victoria, BC [email protected] The Environmental and Engineering [email protected] Geophysical Society (EEGS) is an ap- Editor, JEEG Vice President Elect, SAGEEP Janet Simms, Vicksburg, MS plied scientific organization founded in Gregory S . Baker, Knoxville, TN 1992 . Our mission: [email protected]. [email protected] mil “To promote the science of geophys- ics especially as it is applied to envi- Vice President, Committees ronmental and engineering problems; Barry J Allred, Columbus OH FastTIMES Submissions to foster common scientific interests of [email protected] To submit information for inclusion in geophysicists and their colleagues in Vice President Elect, Committees FastTIMES, contact a member of the other related sciences and engineer- Laura Sherrod, Kutztown, PA editorial team: ing; to maintain a high professional [email protected] standing among its members; and to Editor in Chief Moe Momayez promote fellowship and cooperation Past President [email protected] among persons interested in the sci- John Stowell,Denver, CO 520 .626 .5977 ence.” [email protected] We strive to accomplish our mission Associate Editor Barry Allred in many ways, including (1) holding At-Large Board Members [email protected] the annual Symposium on the Applica- Paul Bauman, Calgary, AB 614 .292 .9806 tion of Geophysics to Engineering and [email protected] Environmental Problems (SAGEEP); Associate Editor Jutta Hager, Woburn, MA (2) publishing the Journal of Envi- Jeffrey G . Paine [email protected] ronmental & Engineering Geophys- [email protected] ics (JEEG), a peer-reviewed journal 512 .471 .1260 devoted to near-surface geophysics; Chih-Ping Lin, Hsinchu, Taiwan [email protected] (3) publishing FastTIMES, a magazine for the near-surface community, and Moe Momayez, Tucson, AZ To advertise in FastTIMES, contact: (4) maintaining relationships with other [email protected] professional societies relevant to near- Jackie Jacoby surface geophysics . Lee D . Slater, Newark, NJ [email protected] [email protected] 303 .531 .7517 Joining EEGS Dale Werkema, Las Vegas, NV FastTIMES is published electroni- EEGS welcomes membership applica- [email protected] cally four times a year . Please send tions from individuals (including stu- articles to any member of the editorial dents) and businesses . Annual dues Business Office team by November 21, 2011 . Adver- are currently $90 for an individual tisements are due to Jackie Jacoby by membership, $50 for a retired member 1720 South Bellaire, Suite 110, Denver, November 21, 2011 . $20 for a student membership, $50 de- Colorado 80222-4303; (303) 531-7517; 820-3844 fax; [email protected] Unless otherwise noted, all mate- veloping world membership, and $650 rial copyright 2011, Environmental and to $4000 for various levels of corpo- Executive Director Engineering Geophysical Society . All rate membership . All membership cat- Kathie A . Barstnar rights reserved . egories include free online access to [email protected] JEEG . The membership application is available at the back of this issue, or Managing Director online at www.eegs.org . See the back Jackie Jacoby page for more information . [email protected] FastTIMES v. 16, no. 3, September 2011 2 FastTIMES v. 16, no. 3, September 2011 3 Calendar Please send event listings, corrections or omitted events to any member of the FastTIMES editorial team. 2011 2012 September 12–14 Near Surface 2011: 17th January 15–17 International Conference on European Meeting of Earth Sciences and Engineering: Environmental and Engineering brings together scientists, Geophysics, Leicester, England engineers, and students to share their experiences and research October 9–12 GSA 2011 Annual Meeting: results about all aspects of Earth Archean to Anthropocene: The Sciences and Engineering, past is the key to the future, Zurich, Switzerland Minneapolis, Minnesota February 21 Deadline for submission of November 20–23 10th SEGJ International articles, advertisements, and Symposium: features the contributions to the March issue interdisciplinary integration of FastTIMES of geosciences for better understanding and modeling of February 26–29 22nd ASEG: the conference invisible underground structures theme ‘Unearthing New Layers‘ and processes, Kyoto, Japan recognises that transformational change in our industry can still November 21 Deadline for submission of occur, Melbourne, Australia articles, advertisements, and contributions to the December March 25-29 25th Anniversary Symposium on issue of FastTIMES the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Nov 29 – Dec 1 SERDP and ESTCP Partners Problems (SAGEEP) “Making in Environmental Technology Waves: Geophysical Innovations Technical Symposium & for a Thirsty World”, Tucson, AZ Workshop “Meeting DoD’s Environmental Challenges”, May 21 Deadline for submission of Washington, D .C . articles, advertisements, and contributions to the June issue of December 5-9 2011 AGU Fall Meeting . San FastTIMES Francisco, CA June 15~18 5th International Conference on Environmental and Engineering Geophysics, Changsha, China FastTIMES v. 16, no. 3, September 2011 4 Notes from EEGS President’s Message: Be a Proud Member! Mark Dunscomb, President ([email protected])

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