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Northern California Earthquake Hazards Workshop ​

The Northern California Earthquake Hazards Workshop helps the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) meet its mission under the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program by improving our understanding of earthquakes and how they effect communities. USGS does this through research and monitoring networks, and by supporting complementary research by collaborators through a competitive grants program.

Please join us for the next Northern California Earthquake Hazards Workshop (NCEHW) .

Each year the virtual three-day workshop aims to:​

  • Improve communication between researchers and connect scientific work with community needs, and bring everyone up to date on the latest research findings.
  • Identify key unanswered questions about earthquake hazards.
  • Agree on priorities for short‑term and long‑term hazard and risk‑reduction work in northern California.​

The USGS Earthquake Hazards Program annual Northern California Workshop is FREE and open to anyone interested in better defining earthquake hazards and risk in Northern California.

Register now!


Media
Map of known active geologic faults in the San Francisco Bay region
 

Workshop Archives​

2026 February 10-12 | Agenda

2025 January 28-30 | Agenda

2024 January 30-February 1 | Agenda | Videos: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3​

2023 January 31-February 2 | Agenda | Videos: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3​

2022 January 25-January 27 | Agenda | Video​: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3​

2021 February 2-February 4 | Agenda | Video: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

2020 January 28-January 29 | Agenda | Video: Day 1 Day 2

2019 May 1-2 | Agenda | Video: Day 1 Day 2

2018 January 30-31 | Agenda

2017 January 24-25 | Agenda

2016 January 26-27 | Agenda

2014 February 11-12 | Agenda

2013 January 22-23 | Agenda

2012 January 24-25 | Agenda

2010 January 26-27 | Agenda

2009 January 20-21 | Agenda

2008 January 23-24​ | Video

2004 January 13-14, Proceedings of the First Annual Northern California Earthquake Hazards Workshop, January 13-14, 2004​

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