This page provides a schedule of talks, and also PDFs of presentations, at the monthly DT1 calls. The general schedule is as follows:
- 'Odd months': Three calls for each seperate strand of the DT1 programme:
- Ground motion: last Thursday of every month 9-1030am NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96234512607
- 'Liquefaction': last Thursday of every month 1030-noon NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96086277275
- 'Fault rupture + landslides': last Thursday of every month 1230-2pm NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/99703191373
- 'Even months': One call to discuss integration across all three strands of the DT1 programme:
- 'Integration': last Thursday of every month 9-1030am NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/92660130077
Thursday 30th September 2021
'Ground motion' agenda: 9-1030am NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96234512607
- Intro on presentations on subduction zone GM simulation (Brendon Bradley, 5min)
- Ground motion simulations of M9 Cascadia earthquakes (Art Frankel, 15min)
- Simulation of the Ferndale, California and Geiyo, Japan, inslab earthquakes (Arben Pitarka, 15min)
- Simulation of Japanese and South American Subduction events (Jeff Bayless, 15min)
- Validation of subduction ground motion simulations in New Zealand (Mike Dupuis, 20min)
- Simulation of M8-9 Hikurangi interface earthquakes (James Patterson / Brendon Bradley, 5min)
- Points of discussion for kinematic source representation and validation of subduction earthquakes (Moderated Discussion) (15min)
Attendees:
'Liquefaction' agenda: 1030-noon NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96086277275
Welcome and Introduction (Rolly Orense)
Overview of critical state soil models for dynamic analysis (Maxim Millen, UC)
Geotechnical properties of liquefied pumiceous layers in lakes (Jordanka Chaneva, UoW)
Assessment of liquefaction hazard of reclaimed land in Wellington (Claudio Capellaro, UC)
Regional mapping and site-specific validation of liquefaction vulnerability of South Auckland deposits (Omer Altaf, UoA)
- Highlights and Discussion
Attendees:
Thursday 26th August 2021
'Wellington case study' agenda: 9-1030am NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/92660130077
- Aim of the integrated project
- Scope and alignment with other efforts
- Prior QC1 “Wellington Collaboratory” effort (Brendon)
- Its Our Fault research programme and partnerships (Chris M?)
- Other QC2 efforts that could be ‘users’ of outcomes from this work (Liam)
- Integrated hazards to consider
- Surface fault rupture
- Ground motion, incl basin and nonlinear site response (Brendon)
- Liquefaction (Rolly)
- Slope stability (landslides) (Chris M, Tom R)
- Permanent displacement effects on rivers, coastal inundation due to static fault disp and/or lateral spreading (Tom, Russ?)
Thursday 29th July 2021
'Ground motion' agenda: 9-1030am NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96234512607
- Overview of new DT1 programme and opportunities for involvement and collaboration (Brendon Bradley, 15min)
- Organisation of DT1 ground motion calls (Brendon Bradley, 2min)
- Selected presentations of current aligned research:
Past, Present, and Future of 2D Site Response with Soil Heterogeneity (Chris de la Torre, 10min)
Simulation Inputs: Site characterisation, basin modelling, and the New Zealand Velocity Model (Andrew Stolte, 10min)
- Ground motion simulation validation overview (Robin Lee, 10min)
- Presentations of potential research foci within this programme:
- One pager thoughts (David Dempsey, 5min)
Ground Motion Simulations: needs for acceptance in practice (Jeff Bayless, 10min)
Attendees: Chris de la Torre, Brendon Bradley, Andrew Stolte, Jason Motha, Robin Lee, Maxim Millen, Mohammad Eskandarighadi, David Dempsey, Vahid Loghman, Mike Dupuis, Reagan Chandramohan, Felipe Kuncar, Chris McGann, Tom Son, James Paterson, Clauido Schill (UC), Anne Hulsey, Liam Wotherspoon, Rolando Orense (UA), Erin Todd, Jeff Fraser (Golder/WSP), Paul Somerville, Jeff Bayless (AECOM), Karim Tarbali (UCL)
'Liquefaction' agenda: 1030-noon NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/96086277275
- Overview of new DT1 programme and opportunities for involvement and collaboration (Rolly Orense, 15min)
- Organisation of DT1 soil liquefaction calls (Rolly Orense, 2min)
- Selected presentations of current aligned research
Dynamic Site Characterisation: Opportunities for Liquefaction Research ((Andrew Stolte, 10min)
- Tephra-Seismites: New insight into Hamilton's seismic risk (Max Kluger, 10min)
- Stress density model validation: calibration and preliminary 2D results (Majid Zakerinia, 10min)
- Challenges in determining reference input ground motions for site response analyses and applicability to site/basin response analyses in Wellington (Chris de la Torre, 10min)
- Presentations of potential research foci within this programme:
- Investigation of cyclic behaviour of pumiceous sands and silts of the Waikato and Bay of Plenty, and diatomaceous silts of Rotorua (Kim de Graaf, 6 min)
Attendees: Brendon Bradley, Tim Stahl, Claudio Capellaro, Abilash Pokhrel, Andrew Stolte, Maxim Milen, Chris dela Torre, Sean Rees, Chris McGann, Ribu Dhakal, Robin Lee, Felipe Kuncar (UC), Rolando Orense, Liam Wotherspoon, Connor Hayden, Majid Zakerinia, Omer Altaf, Tahoura Khansari (UoA), Sjoerd van Ballegooy, James Russell, Nathan McDougall (T+T), CY Chin (Beca), Kim de Graaf, Max Kluger, Jordanka Chaneva, David Lowe (UoW)
'Fault rupture + landslides' agenda: 1230-2pm NZT: https://canterbury.zoom.us/j/99703191373
- Overview of new DT1 programme and opportunities for involvement and collaboration (Brendon Bradley, 15min)
- Overview of new 'Surface rupture and slope stability' section (Tim Stahl, 10min)
- Selected presentations with slope stability focus
- Sam McColl - Large structurally-controlled landslides in the North Island
- Colin Bloom - Using machine learning to untangle variables influencing coseismic landslides
- Laura Gnesko - Submarine slop failure in the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake
Attendees: Tim Stahl (UC), Brendon Bradley (UC), Sam McColl (Massey), Erin Murray (UC), Rob Langridge (GNS), Mark Stirling (UO), Jaime Delano (UC), Laura Gnesko (UC), Ethan Walsh (UC), Martin Brook (UoA), Rolando Orense (UoA), Colin Bloom (UC), Corinne Singeisen (UC), Andrew Howell (GNS), Claudio Schill (UC), Max Kluger (UoW), Jordanka Chaneva