STANFORD CENTER FOR INDUCED

The mission of the Stanford Center for Induced and Triggered Seismicity is to conduct fundamental research on the physical processes responsible for induced and triggered seismicity, to carry out intensive case studies and to develop a scientifically-based framework for seismic risk assessment and risk management... The Stanford Center for Induced Seismicity is an industrial affiliates program on the topic of induced and triggered earthquakes, co-directed by Professors Bill Ellsworth, Greg Beroza (Geophysics), and Associate Professor Jack Baker (Civil and Environmental Engineering)... The Stanford Center for Induced and Triggered Seismicity takes advantage of the unique expertise at Stanford to address the variety of scientific and operational issues associated with managing the risk posed by induced and triggered earthquakes. As recognized by the report of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, incidents of induced and triggered earthquakes associated with energy industries have..

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Primary location: Stanford United States