AG Seis 2024

16 Sept 2024, 09:00 → 19 Sept 2024, 18:00 Europe/Berlin

Geomatikum, Hamburg

From Monday, 16 to Thursday, 19 September 2024, this year's meeting of the DGG Arbeitskreis Seismologie will take place at the Institute of Geophysics at the University of Hamburg, which is also in charge of the local organisation. 

As is tradition, the AK Auswertung/Technik and AK Wind will also meet during this event. In addition, the first meeting of the newly founded Machine Learning in Geophysics Working Group will also take place this year as part of the AG Seismology. See the timetable to the right (click "Detailed view"!), and scroll down for more information! 

The abstract book can be found here: https://t1p.de/AGSEIS-abstracts. 

 

Thank you! 

We would like to thank everybody for a wonderful time during the AG Seismology in Hamburg. 

See you next year in Kiel, 22-26.09.2025. 

Location

All meetings take place in the Geomatikum, Bundesstraße 55

Registration and payment:

Once you are registered, you will receive an invoice with details about where to transfer the registration fee by bank transfer. Deadline for payment is September 10th, 2024.

Registration cost depends on the sessions you attend: 
AK Technik and / or AK Machine Learning (Monday, 16.09.2024 - Tuesday, 17.09.2024): 70 EUR
AG Seismologie and / or AK Wind (Tuesday, 17.09.2024 - Thursday, 19.09.2024): 160 EUR
All sessions (Monday, 16.09.2024 - Thursday, 19.09.2024): 180 EUR

Abstract Submission:

Deadline for abstract submission is Friday 01 September 2024. 

Please prepare the abstract before starting the registration process. You will be able to upload on the indico platform it when you register for the meeting. 

During registration you will have the option to indicate whether you prefer an oral presentation (15+5 minutes) or a poster (A0 Portrait). You will also be able to choose whether you prefer to present your work in the AK Auswertung/Technik, AG Machine Learning, AG Seismologie or AK Wind. The AG Machine Learning will be offered hybrid. Whether you prefer to attend online or in person can be chosen during the registration process.  

Abstracts, including title and author information, must not exceed one A4 page and must be submitted as a PDF file. Please use a filename “LastName_OneKeyword.pdf”. 

The abstract template can be found here: 

.odt format: https://cloud.uni-hamburg.de/s/ZKayZ52y24QWcXT

.docx format: https://cloud.uni-hamburg.de/s/eQEDTy7DGY6iWPs

 => click "download" button at the top right of the screen.

If you wish to submit more than one abstract, please contact us.

Since there are more and more international members of the German seismological community, we encourage giving the presentations in the AG Seismologie session in English, if that is not more effort for you. Of course, presenting in German is still an option. 

We are looking forward to welcoming you in Hamburg! 

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Monday 16 September ¶

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung¶

Conveners: Stefan Stange, Dr Thomas Forbriger, Dr Thomas Plenefisch

16:00 Coffee break

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung¶

Conveners: Stefan Stange, Thomas Forbriger, Thomas Plenefisch

Tuesday 17 September ¶

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung¶

Conveners: Stefan Stange, Thomas Forbriger, Thomas Plenefisch

Session 2: AG Maschinelles Lernen in der Geophysik¶

Convener: Conny Hammer

1 Welcome and Introduction of the Working Group Machine Learning in Geophysics¶

Speaker: Conny Hammer

2 Towards the Clustering of Large Distributed Acoustic sensing Datasets¶

Speaker: Oliver Bölt

3 Neural network approach on seismic array processing¶

Speaker: Benjamin Banaskiewicz

4 Time for open discussion¶

10:00 Coffee Break

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung¶

Conveners: Stefan Stange, Thomas Forbriger, Thomas Plenefisch

Session 2: AG Maschinelles Lernen in der Geophysik¶

Convener: Conny Hammer

5 Predictive modeling of seismic wave fields: Learning the transfer function using encoder-decoder networks¶

Speaker: Jana Klinge

6 Deep learning prediction of measured earthquake waveforms from synthetic data¶

Speaker: Alexander Bauer

7 HR-GNSS Data Monitoring for Earthquakes Analysis using Deep Learning Algorithms¶

Speaker: Claudia Quinteros-Cartaya

8 Machine learning for labquake forecasting using catalog-driven features¶

Speaker: Sadegh Karimpouli

9 Time for open discussion¶

12:00 Lunch

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung (informal part)¶

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

10 Towards continuous sub-oceanic monitoring with SUBMERSE and SAFATOR¶

Speaker: Frederik Tilmann

11 Recent developments at GEOFON¶

Speaker: Angelo Strollo

12 Deutsches Stationsnetz und BGR Datenzentrum¶

Speaker: Klaus Stammler

13 Geophysical/Geological survey for underground laboratories in the Lausitz granodiorite massif¶

Speaker: Mike Lindner

14 Time for open discussion¶

15:30 Coffee break

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung (informal part)¶

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

15 A rockslide-generated tsunami in a Greenland fjord rang the Earth for 9 days¶

Speaker: Sven Schippkus

16 Lifting the veil on enigmatic low-frequency signals from Greenland¶

Speaker: Rudolf Widmer-Schnidrig

17 The cascade of events triggering a teleseismic week-long monochromatic signal¶

Speaker: Angela Carrillo Ponce

17:00 Celebrating 50 years of AG Seismologie

Session 3: Mitgliederversammlung AG Seismologie¶

Wednesday 18 September ¶

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung (informal part)¶

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

18 Predicting earthquake-induced wavefield and stress dynamics in high-alpine mountains using full waveform modeling¶

Speaker: Fabian Limberger

19 A refined shear velocity model beneath the Iranian plateau using adjoint noise tomography¶

Speaker: Abolfazl Komeazi

20 Sustainable preservation of analogue seismic data in Germany – Digitization test.¶

Speaker: Galina Kulikova

21 ”Verlorene” seismologische Archive¶

Speaker: Frank Krüger

22 Time for open discussion¶

10:00 Coffee Break

Poster session¶

23 6C Operational Modal Analysis of wind turbines for damage detection¶

Speaker: Laurin Müller

24 Attenuation tomography in North Rhine-Westphalia¶

Speaker: Nasim Karamzadeh

25 DeepDAS: Earthquake Phase Picker from Submarine Distributed Acoustic Sensing Data¶

Speaker: Han Xiao

26 Einstein Telescope¶

Speaker: Wanda Vossius

27 First results of local earthquake travel-time tomography in the Eifel region based on the large-N seismic dataset¶

Speaker: Hao Zhang

28 FRAME – a Fast Response Aftershock network for the Moroccan Earthquake 2023¶

Speaker: Martin Zeckra

29 From Fiber Optics to Public Fascination: The WAVE Initiative’s Seismic Outreach¶

Speaker: Spiridon Beis

30 High frequency 3D array analysis of April 2021 earthquake swarm and search for tremor-like source processes in Westbohemia/ Vogtland¶

Speaker: Katrin Hannemann

31 Investigating the D′′ structure beneath the Indian Ocean with source- and receiver arrays¶

Speaker: Lena Tölle

32 Investigation of seismicity in the Eifel region, using data from the Eifel Large-N Network¶

Speaker: Patrick Laumann

33 Investigation of the D'' reflector with short epicentral distances¶

Speaker: Julia Pahlings

34 Locating seismic sources using the WAVE Distributed Acoustic Sensing Network as an array¶

Speaker: Vincent Wodtke

35 Modelling the Effect of Source-side Subduction on PKP Differential Time Measurements¶

Speaker: Stuart Russell

36 Real Time 3D-Earthquake visualization of Earthquakes¶

Speaker: Lutz Sonnabend

37 Rotational Seismology: from Simulations to Structural Health Monitoring¶

Speaker: Anjali Dhabu

38 Seismic Investigation of the Åknes Rockslide: Using Ambient Seismic Noise to Identify Possible Rockslide Movement¶

Speaker: Laura Bogner

39 Short distance observations of mantle transition zone discontinuities¶

Speaker: Morvarid Saki

40 Testing AI-based denoising and picking techniques for microearthquake detection in an urban area in the Lower Rhein Embayment, Germany¶

Speaker: Sebastian Carrasco

41 Testing the consistency of D" reflected waves beneath Siberia for different crossing paths¶

Speaker: Harini Thiyagarajan

42 The known unkown source¶

Speaker: Sarah Beraus

43 The manual analysis of teleseismic events at the Federal Seismological Survey of BGR - including depth, secondary and core phases¶

Speaker: Thomas Plenefisch

44 Transformer-Based Prediction of 3-Component Seismic Waveforms and Phase Arrival Times¶

Speaker: Waleed Esmail

45 Uncertainty estimations of manual shear wave splitting measurements by comparing multiple analyses of the same dataset¶

Speaker: Fiona Dorn

46 Weiblich oder männlich: Das ist hier die Frage! Wirklich? - Geschlechtsbezogene Statistiken der DGG¶

Speaker: Stefanie Donner

Session 1: AK Seismologische Auswertung und die Techniksitzung (informal part)¶

12:00 Lunch

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

47 Cemented fibers as a test-bed for distributed acoustic sensing (DAS)¶

Speaker: Thomas Forbriger

48 Whispers in the WAVEs: Decoding Campus Vibrations with Distributed Acoustic Sensing¶

Speaker: Céline Hadziioannou

49 Coherent and Incoherent Noise Cancellation Using Distributed Optical Fiber Sensors¶

Speaker: Reinhardt Rading

50 On the plane wave approximation for converting particle velocity into strain¶

Speaker: Thomas Forbriger

51 Time for open discussion¶

15:30 Coffee Break

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

52 First analysis from two BlueSeis rotational seismometers in Vogtland, Germany: Indications for strong site-effects?¶

Speaker: Johanna Lehr

53 Modal Analysis of Bridge Structure using 6C measurements¶

Speaker: Anjali Dhabu

54 Time- and stress-dependent elastic properties in a concrete structure; spotting internal damage footprints¶

Speaker: Marco Dominguez-Bureos

55 Mantle Scattering of Seismic Energy into the Core Shadow¶

Speaker: Christoph Sens-Schönfelder

56 Time for open discussion¶

19:00 Dinner together at Restaurant "mama" Pöseldorf

Thursday 19 September ¶

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

57 On the undesired behaviour of higher-order correlations¶

Speaker: Sven Schippkus

58 Impact of ocean-generated microseism on the European X-ray Free Electron Laser¶

Speaker: Erik Genthe

59 Secondary microseisms in ice-covered areas - two examples from Antarctica¶

Speaker: Mechita Schmidt-Aursch

60 Monitoring seismic velocity changes at Campi Flegrei (Italy) using seismic noise interferometry¶

Speaker: Marcel van Laaten

61 Time for open discussion¶

10:00 Coffee Break

Session 3: AG Seismologie¶

Convener: Céline Hadziioannou

62 Onshore Seismic Monitoring of Submarine Kavachi Volcano Reveals Vigorous Eruptive Activity¶

Speaker: Georg Rümpker

63 Continued unrest and fissure eruptions along the Reykjanes, trans-tensional volcano-tectonic rift, Iceland¶

Speaker: Torsten Dahm

64 Fluid-induced earthquake swarms: The 2024 Klingenthal-Kraslice Seismic Activity and Fluid Dynamics in NW Bohemia/Vogtland¶

Speaker: Pınar Büyükakpınar

65 The onset of aftershocks: Testing predictions of seismicity models¶

Speaker: Sebastian Hainzl

66 Time for open discussion¶

12:00 Lunch

Session 4: AK Wind¶

Convener: Sebastian Busch

15:30 Coffee Break

Session 4: AK Wind¶

Convener: Sebastian Busch