The 2024 Crustal Deformation Modeling Workshop will focus on computational models addressing crustal deformation in the following areas:

• Constraining long-term fault slip rates and their uncertainties using geodetic and geologic data;
• Earthquake cycle modeling with a focus on constraining models using seismic and geodetic data;
• Interaction of fluids and faulting; and
• Separating contributions of surface loading and tectonic loading in crustal deformation.

The workshop will be held June 10-14, 2024, at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, Colorado. The weeklong workshop will include 2 days of tutorials for users of the computational modeling software PyLith - an open-source, community code for modeling crustal deformation with a focus on earthquake faulting, followed by 3 days of science talks, discussions, and informal tutorials and collaboration. We recognize some participants will want to attend only the science portion of the workshop. We expect participants in the tutorials to attend all 5 days.

Dates: June 10-14, 2024
Location: Golden, Colorado

Application Opens: April 1. WAITLIST
Applications Closes:  May 10
Notification of Acceptance Begins:  May 1
Limit: 65 participants

Please read through all event details before applying via eventbright.

All participants are expected to abide by the CIG Code of Conduct.

ORGANIZERS

Brad Aagaard (chair), U.S. Geological Survey
Matthew Knepley, University of Buffalo
Eric Lindsey, University of New Mexico
Hilary Martens, University of Montana
Kathryn Materna, University of Colorado
Charles Williams, GNS Science

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