Seeking models or datasets to improve seismic hazard assessments for California

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As we embark on developing new and improved California "community models" for seismic hazard assessment, we invite you to share information on existing models and datasets that could be valuable inclusions. This survey aims to collect a comprehensive inventory of such resources, aiding the earthquake science community in building robust and informative models for California.

The community models will integrate knowledge and describe a wide range of features in the California lithosphere and asthenosphere that influence seismic activity. These datasets and models could include: geologic models, fault models, rheology and thermal models, stress models, seismic velocity models, geodetic models and others.

We also invite you to join the discussion and planning on March 4-5, 2024 at the online "California Community Models for Seismic Hazard Assessments Workshop." Register for the workshop at: https://www.scec.org/workshops/2024/california-community-models

Your survey input by February 29th will shape workshop discussions.

Email *

Name (Last, First) *

What is your primary affiliation? *

Title of your model or dataset *

What category best describes your model/data? *

Seismic Velocity Model

Fault Model

Geodetic Model

Stress Model

Thermal Model

Rheology Model

Geologic Model

Other:

List all the authors of your model or dataset.
(e.g., Doe, John; Smith, Sarah) *

Please briefly describe of your model/dataset. *

What are the bounds of the region of coverage of your model/dataset?

Rectangular regions or complex polygons are acceptable.

Answer in this format:

[[-120.0, 34.0], [-120.0, 35.0], [-119.0, 35.0], [-119.0, 34.0]]

Select the option that best describes the maturity of your model or dataset. *

Early in the development stage (not yet released)

Late in the development stage (not yet released)

Developed but not publicly released

Released with ongoing updates

Released with occasional updates

Released with no anticipated updates

If available, provide the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for your model or dataset.

If available, provide the URL to the model or dataset.

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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