Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • Director's report
• Operations
  • Berkeley Digital Seismic Network
  • Hayward Fault Network
  • Permanent GPS Network: Bay Area Regional Deformation Array
  • Parkfield-Hollister Electromagnetic Monitoring Array
  • Data Archival and Distribution: Northern California Earthquake Data Center
  • Network Data Analysis
  • Outreach activities
• Ongoing Research
  • 3D Wave Propagation Studies at the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
  • Velocity structure and anisotropy of the western United States.
  • Seismological Studies at Parkfield, California
  • Deep Bore Hole Instrumentation Along San Francisco Bay Bridges
  • Teleseismic and Regional Finite Fault Analysis
  • CTBT Related Research
  • Transient Velocity of Oceanic Lithosphere: a Mechanism for Remote Triggering of Earthquakes
  • The MOISE experiment: Monterey Bay Ocean Bottom International Seismic Experiment
  • SAPSE - The Southern Alps Passive Seismic Experiment
  • Asymptotic and non-asymptotic approaches in seismic waveform modeling and surface wave tomography
  • The effects of theoretical formalism and data selection scheme on mantle models derived from waveform tomography
  • Direct Inversion of Mode Data for Mantle Structure
  • Frequency Dependent Anelasticity
  • Investigating Earth's Lower Mantle with Seismology
  • Forward Modeling of S-SKS Differential Travel Times and D" Structure in 3D in the Central Pacific
  • Inner Core Anisotropy
  • Investigating Earth's Inner Core by using PKP waves
  • Source process of deep-focus earthquakes
  • Geodetic Studies in the San Francisco Bay area
  • Seismic potential of the northern Hayward fault from space based SAR interferometry and GPS measurements
  • Research Projects under Lane Johnson
  • Geological Studies of Active Faulting in the Bay Region

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