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Written by Grzegorz Kwiatek   
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
The goal of TAIS WG is to summarize a present state of knowledge about the induced and triggered seismicity processes and to discuss future trends in the field. Its purpose is also to provide an overview of the capabilities and limitations of current monitoring techniques and interpretation methods as applied to triggered earthquakes to assess and mitigate the seismic hazard.

TAIS Working Group is a part of IASPEI Commission on Seismological Observation and Interpretation, CoSOI (current list of group members can be found here).

The TAIS WG Website was mainly created in order to provide an appropriate worlwide forum to share the experience regarding:

  • monitoring induced events under different technological circumstances
  • ready-for-use processing methods
  • development of new methodologies
  • accounting for human raised factors in the seismic process
  • determining seismic hazard caused by induced phenomena
  • considering triggered and induced seismicity as scale models that can help to understand earthquakes

If you want to join TAIS WG community, please register yourself in our system! As a registered member, you will acquire access to our database of freeware electronic materials (posters, presentations, abstracts and software) related to our area of interests. We encourage you to share your knowledge and experience by uploading your own electronic content.

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TAIS WG Team
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 May 2008 )
 

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Induced Seismicity Session at IASPEI Gen. Assembly 2009

Tuesday, 26 August 2008 | Stanislaw Lasocki

article thumbnail Dear TAIS members,Please find enclosed the information on the:IASPEI GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2009, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA: JANUARY 10 TO 16, 2009 SYMPOSIUM ON:  INDUCED SEISMICITY ...
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ESC2008 Scientific program

Monday, 25 August 2008 | Grzegorz Kwiatek

article thumbnailThe scientific programme of ESC2008 has been finalized. Please note some interesting induced-seismicity-related sessions, gathered in thematic area 3: Physics of Earthquake Source:...
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