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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Unraveling Earthquake Stresses: Insights from Dynam
 ically Triggered Earthquakes
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the webinar: Unraveling Earthquake Stre
 sses: Insights from Dynamically Triggered Earthquakes on T
 hursday\, April 29 at 2:00 PM Eastern.\n\nRegister here for t
 his virtual event. After registering\, you will receive a co
 nfirmation email containing information about joining the w
 ebinar.\n\nPresented by: Dr. Richard Alfaro-Diaz\, Postdoctora
 l Research Associate\, Los Alamos National Laboratory\n\nAbstra
 ct: Earthquake triggering has been shown to occur in a vari
 ety of settings and with a suite of proposed mechanisms. Sma
 ll earthquakes\, non-volcanic tremor\, and even volcanic respo
 nses can be triggered dynamically from the seismic wave arri
 vals of large earthquakes. Static triggering results from in
 creased stress from the fault motion of a nearby large earth
 quake\, and generally is the dominant form of triggering with
 in two fault lengths of a large earthquake. Induced earthqua
 kes have been triggered through wastewater injection in cert
 ain parts of the U.S. In sum\, dynamic\, static\, and induced s
 eismicity result from stress changes near triggered faults a
 nd/or volcanoes. Studying triggered earthquakes may provide 
 insight into the stress state of faults\, the faulting proces
 s\, and magmatic responses. We explore dynamic triggering in 
 documented regions of induced seismicity and in geothermal a
 reas. Specifically\, we document dynamic triggering and analy
 ze the stress and attributes of triggering (wave type\, orien
 tation to local stress field\, peak dynamic stress) in order 
 to characterize dynamic triggering in these regions.\n\nAll I
 RIS webinars are archived for later viewing on the IRIS Y
 ouTube channel (Webinars playlist).\n\nAny questions? Contact 
 us at webinar@iris.edu.
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