[natphil] [Physics_people] Please hold the date for the 2023-2024 J. Tuzo Wilson Lecture - Feb 27th (Tuesday) 7:30 - 9 pm

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Fri Jan 26 14:29:39 EST 2024


Dear J. Tuzo Wilson Lecture subscribers,

An update on the lecture this year:

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Title: Earthquake early warning: Coming to your phone in 2024

Date/time: Feb 27th (Tuesday), 2024, 7:30-9:00 pm (with refreshments 
afterwards)

Location: Isabel Bader Theatre (and zoom/youtube link to be posted)

Speaker: Prof. Richard M. Allen, University of California, Berkeley

Abstract: Earthquake early warning is a relatively new technology that 
can provide a few seconds of life-saving warning ahead of the next 
earthquake you experience.  These alerts started in high hazard zones, 
and are now rolling-out globally, including in eastern Canada later this 
year.  The ShakeAlert system in the western US has been generating 
public alerts since 2019.  The free MyShake smartphone app has been 
delivering the alerts to the public and also collecting seismic 
waveforms in earthquakes.  We will explore the performance of the 
warning systems and the utility of the massive seismic datasets now 
being generated by alert enabled smartphones located in the homes and 
offices we all occupy.

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For more information, please check the Lecture website for future updates:

https://tuzowilson.physics.utoronto.ca/

Look forward to seeing you all again at the Lecture,

Qinya


On 2024-01-19 5:36 p.m., The J Tuzo Wilson Lecture mailing list via 
wilsonlecture via Physics_people wrote:
> Dear Tuzo Wilson Lecture subscribers,
>
> Happy new year and hope you all had a wonderful holiday! We are very 
> excited to announce that this year our Tuzo Wilson Lecture will be 
> held on Feb 27th 7:30-9 pm at the Isabel Bader Theatre, given by Prof. 
> Richard Allen from Univeristy of California, Berkeley:
>
> https://rallen.berkeley.edu/
>
> on the subject of Earthquake Early Warning who will may also share 
> some of the stories behind MyShake, the popular earthquake Alert system.
>
> While we are still working on the lecture poster and updating the 
> related website, I strongly encourage you to hold the date/time to 
> consider attending this exciting event. I will communicate more with 
> you in the coming days on the details of the lecture.
>
> Also for those of you who are interested in knowing more of Prof. 
> Wilson's fundamental contribution to Earth Science and plate tectonics 
> from a more personal perspective, please feel free to check out Prof. 
> Nick Eyles's recently published biography of Prof. Wilson:
>
> https://utorontopress.com/9781487534998/tuzo/
>
> Look forward to seeing you at this year's lecture,
>
> Qinya Liu
> J. Tuzo Wilson Professor of Geophysics (2019-2024)
> Department of Physics & Department of Earth Sciences
> University of Toronto
>
>
>
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