IOC training for seismic and sea level operators: enhancing the capacity of tsunami observation and data sharing in the South China Sea region
SCS sea level and seismic data sharing
Training Course
21 - 25 October 2019
Hangzhou
China
Organiser(s) & Staff
Participation
By invitation only.
At its 8th session (Jakarta, Indonesia, 4-6 March 2019), the Intergovernmental Coordination Group for the Pacific Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System (ICG/PTWS), Regional Working Group on Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System for the South China Sea Region (WG-SCS), agreed to conduct an IOC Training Workshop on enhancing the capacity of tsunami observations in the South China Sea region, at the kind invitation of the Government of China. In this context, WG-SCS Member States are invited to participate in the IOC South China Sea training for seismic and sea level operators: enhancing the capacity of tsunami observation and data sharing in the South China Sea region, 21-25 October 2019, Hangzhou, China. The South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Center (SCSTAC) in collaboration with the IOC, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), United States, is organizing the training. The training is hosted by the National Marine Environmental Forecasting Center (NMEFC) of the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) of China. The venue is at the Hua Bei Hotel, Xihu District, Hangzhou, China.
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- 1 - Opening + Group Picture
- 2 - Introduction – Pacific and South China Sea Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System
- 2.1 - Pacific Tsunami Warning System and Mitigation System (PTWS) (30 min)
2.1 Pacific Tsunami Warning System and Mitigation System (PTWS) - 2.2 - Working Group on the South China Sea region Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System (WG-SCS) (30 min)
2.2 Working Group on the South China Sea region Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System (WG-SCS) - 2.3 - South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Center (SCSTAC)
2.3 South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Center - 3 - Historical and Potential Tsunami Hazards for the South China Sea region
- 3.1 - Scientific meeting of experts for coordinated scenario analysis of future tsunami events and hazard mitigation schemes for the South China sea region, 16-18 November 2015, Xiamen, China, WR-275 (45 min)
3.1Scientific meeting of experts 2015 - 4 - South China Sea region oceanography (45 min)
4 South China Sea Oceanography - 5 - Introduction – sea level monitoring for tsunami warning
- 5.1 - Introduction to Sea Level and Its Variations (long term sea level variations-tides–storm-tsunamis) (45 min)
5.1 Introduction of sea level - 5.2 - How sea level is measured (Tide Gauges, altimetry) (45 min)
5.2 Measuring_Sea_Level - 6 - Introduction – seismic monitoring for tsunami warning
- 6.1 - Seismic waves and earth structure (45 min)
6.1Seismic wave and earth structure - 6.2 - Seismic instrument and operation of seismic stations (45 min)
6.2seismic instrument and operation of seismic stations - 7 - Regional Tsunami Services Providers (RTSPs)
- 7.1 - Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC) Enhanced Products - What, Why, SOPs (Criteria, Formats, Staging, Products) (45 mi
7.1_PTWC_New_Enhanced_Products_Explanation - 7.2 - South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Center (SCSTAC) Products - What, Why, SOPs (Criteria, Formats, Staging, Products) (45 min)
7.2 South China Sea Tsunami Advisory Center (SCSTAC) Products - What, Why, SOPs (Criteria, Formats, Staging, Products) - 8 - Demonstration – decision tools
- 8.1 - Demonstration: Decision Support Tools of Monitoring, Detection, Assessment – Earthquakes: Real-time Earthquake Display (CISN), USGS web site (45 min)
8.1 Decision support-earthquakes - 8.2 - Demonstration: Decision Support Tools of Monitoring, Detection, Assessment – Tsunamis: TideTool with Tsunami Travel Times, IOC Sea Level Monitoring Facility web - (45 min)
8.2_Tide_Tool - 9 - Instruments and Monitoring
- 9.1 - Installation and Operation of Sea Level Stations, including Leveling (45 min)
9.1_20191022_IOC_Training_TideGaugeInstallation_HKO - 9.2 - Tsunami measurements in sea level stations (45 min)
9.2_Tide_Tool_and_TSUNAMIS - 10 - Instruments
- 10.1 - Building seismic stations and seismic networks (45 min)
10.1 Building seismic stations and seismic networks(1) - 10.2 - The routine data processing and application in seismic monitoring (45 min)
- 10.3 - Joint inversion of source parameters and rupture process by multiple datasets
- 11 - Tsunami Warning Operations
- 11.1 - TSP Operations Panel (PTWC, SCSTAC) on Earthquake Detection and Fast Source Characterization - Discussion and Question-and-Answer (90 min)
11.1 Earthquake decision making - issues
11.1 Earthquake Detection and Fast Source Characterization - 11.2 - TSP Operations Panel (PTWC, SCSTAC) on Travel Time and Wave Forecasting - Discussion and Question-and-Answer (90 min)
11.2_Introduction on operation of TTT and Wave forecast in SCSTAC
11.2_sensitivity - 11.3 - Tsunami modelling and source inversion using deep-ocean tsunami measurements (30 min)
11.3 modeling_and_inversion - 11.4 - SIFT methodology and improving SIFT tsunami forecast using high-performance computing and rapid GNSS source estimate (60 min)
11.4 SIFT - 11.5 - How to install and operate the SeisComP3 system (45 min)
11.5 How to install and operate the SeisComP3 system - 11.6 - Rapid source inversion of W-phase for SCSTAC tsunami warning (45 min)
11.6 Rapid source inversion of W-phase for SCSTAC tsunami warning - 11.7 - TWC Operations: Real-time Earthquake Detection and Fast Source Characterization - Sparse networks, Magnitudes, W-Phase
11.7_PTWC_OPS2 - 12.1 - Sea level data sharing in the South China Sea region –network session (90 min) - including FTP data sharing service of SCSTAC – NMEFC and IOC Sea Level Monitoring Facility
12.1 Sea level data monitring in Chile before and after 2010_Aliaga
12.1_Sea level sharing in the South China Sea region-network session - 12.2 - Seismic data sharing in the South China Sea region –network session (90 min) – SEEDLINKS, Seismic data formats, archival and exchange
12.2 Seismic Data Formats, Archival and Exchange_Xu Zhiguo
There are 23 participants associated with IOC training for seismic and sea level operators: enhancing the capacity of tsunami observation and data sharing in the South China Sea region .
Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 23
Confirmed: 23
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
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Created at 13:08 on 23 Aug 2019 by Bernardo Aliaga Rossel
Last Updated at 17:17 on 12 Dec 2019 by Bernardo Aliaga Rossel