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Slidecasts of Annual Meeting Presentations
Fifty-four oral presentations from the 2012 Annual Meeting in San Diego are now online for viewing by SSA members. Sign in to view presentations from seven special sessions, two luncheon speakers, and the 2012 Joyner Lecture. Take this opportunity to see what you missed or share one of these sessions with a colleague. If you are not a member, join now and get immediate access to more than 16 hours of technical presentations.
SSA 2012 Annual Meeting Photos
SSA’s 2012 Annual Meeting in San Diego was a great success! A record number of abstracts were submitted (over 500) and a record number of people attended (645!) Take a look at the photo galleries now posted. If you have more photos you'd like us to post, please send them to membership@seismosoc.org. Thanks to everyone who helped make the meeting a success. See you next year in Salt Lake City.
Press releases relating to the meeting are available here and you can always take a look at the abstracts of presentations. For further information please visit the meeting home page.
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On the Cover…
A sequence of shallow earthquakes rattled the area near Wilzetta, Oklahoma, on Sunday 6 November 2011; the Mw 5.6 mainshock entered the record books as Oklahoma’s strongest ever recorded seismic event. The earthquake damaged the new bridge at E1030 Road across Little Sand Creek, about 4.9 km northeast of Meeker and 7.4 km from the epicenter. The bent ~3.2-cm-diameter galvanized steel bolt shown attaches a corner of the bridge span to a concrete abutment through the ~5-cm-thick steel base plate.
Photo courtesy of Brian Sherrod.
New issue of SRL Now Available
May 4 – Volume 83, Number 3, the May/June issue of Seismological Research Letters (SRL), is now available online. This issue features an Opinion piece by William E. Ellsworth (“Heavy Tails and Earthquake Probabilities”), two Electronic Seismologist columns (“MoPaD—Moment Tensor Plotting and Decomposition: A Tool for Graphical and Numerical Analysis of Seismic Moment Tensors” by Lars Krieger & Sebastian Heimann and “FuncLab: A MATLAB Interactive Toolbox for Handling Receiver Function Datasets” by Kevin C. Eagar & Matthew J. Fouch), and an Historical Seismolgist column by V. Castelli, R. Camassi, & D. Molin (“The Uzège (Southeastern France) 22 March 1186 Earthquake Reappraised”). SSA members can access the online edition by logging in to the member's area. Not a member? Join now to get immediate access.