Announcement: Subduction Zone Science Workshop - January 10–11, 2023
The U.S. Geological Survey invites you to a Subduction Zone Science workshop in Seattle at the University of Washington from January 10-11, 2023.
Workshop themes align with three USGS subduction zone science and hazard priorities (relevant to earthquakes, volcanoes, landslides, tsunami and cascading phenomena):
- new observations and models of subduction zone processes,
- quantification of natural hazards and risk, and
- forecasting and situational awareness.
The meeting agenda includes keynotes, contributed short-format talks and posters (contributions noted on the registration form), and discussions focusing on critical needs, research priorities, and plans for a cross-discipline community of practice.
Travel support is available for a limited number of early career participants and for USGS scientists. Reach out to Kirstie Haynie with questions/comments.
We hope to see you in Seattle!
The USGS Subduction Zone Science Working Group
Richard Briggs, Uri ten Brink, Joan Gomberg, Alex Grant, Matt Haney, Kirstie Haynie*, Jenna Hill, Emily Johnson, Jeffrey McGuire, Nathaniel Miller, Stephanie Ross, Janet Watt, Aaron Wech, and Erin Wirth
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