Course 1
Date | November 3, 2024 (Half Day) |
Price | 25€ |
Minimum number of participants | 10 |
Maximum number of participants | 20 |
Course Details | PART 1 - Introduction to Site Characterization and Site Effects - Single-station Methods - Array-based Methods - Some Previous Applications PART 2 - Introduction to Ground Motion Simulation Methods - Stochastic Methods - Deterministic Methods - Some Previous Applications |
Instructors: | Aysegul Askan, Marco Pilz |
Participants who want to register to the course, please fill out the form below completely and accurately.
**(Please contact info@asc2024.org if you cant axcess the form)
Important notes:
* It is not mandatory to bring a laptop, but it is recommended
** Payments for the course will be received on-site before the course.
*** The course will be cancelled if the minimum number of participants (10) does not met.
Course 2
Date | November 3, 2024 (Half Day) |
Minimum number of participants | 10 |
Maximum number of participants | 20 |
Course Details | Data processing & visualization
Applications in engineering seismology
Wavefield simulations using Specfem2D
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Instructors: | Rıdvan Örsvuran, Deniz Ertuncay |
Participants who want to register to the course, please fill out the form below completely and accurately.
**(Please contact info@asc2024.org if you cant axcess the form)
Important Notes:
*It is mandatory to bring a laptop.
**Docker installation is recommended (https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/).
Course 3
Date | November 6, 2024 (Half Day) |
Minimum number of participants | 5 |
Maximum number of participants | 20 |
Course Details | The course combines an overview of the general workflow for microseismic event processing and analysis and the physics behind earthquake induction. Points covered over the two sessions include:
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Instructors: | Juan Reyes Montes (Applied Seismology Consulting) |
Participants who want to register to the course, please fill out the form below completely and accurately.
**(Please contact info@asc2024.org if you cant axcess the form)
Important Notes:
The course is at introductory level, and suitable for anyone with a general geophysics background. It is recommended to bring your own laptop to run through the installation of the examples and the processing software