ANSS Seminar Series
The Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS) is a collaboration of Federal, State, and academic partners responsible for providing authoritative information on earthquakes worldwide. The ANSS promotes partnerships among those working at local, regional, and national levels committed to reducing earthquake losses.
Recorded seminars can be viewed here.
The ANSS Seminar Series is a public forum to present, share, and promote earthquake monitoring and research activities that span the spectrum of earthquake loss reduction science: regional and global earthquake monitoring through seismology and geodesy, earthquake and active deformation research, new technology development, public outreach and engagement, earthquake forecasting, earthquake impact and loss assessment, and network development and maintenance, among other activities.
ANSS Seminars will occur on the third Thursday of each month as webinars hosted via Microsoft Teams. Recorded seminars will be available on this webpage.
** Live Webinars will occur at 2:00 pm Mountain Time **
Upcoming Seminars:
May 15, 2025: Diego Melgar, University of Oregon
Topic: TBD
Past Seminars:
April 24, 2025: Ezgi Karasozen, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Alaska Earthquake Center
Topic: Seismological monitoring of landslides Seminar Recording
March 20, 2025: Max Schneider, USGS Earthquake Science Center
"Centering users when designing earthquake and aftershock products" Seminar Recording
February 20, 2025: William Barnhart, USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
“The Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS): earthquake loss reduction through cooperative earthquake monitoring”
January 16, 2025: Ettore Biondi, Caltech
"The inclusion of distributed acoustic sensing for real-time earthquake monitoring within the Southern California Seismic Network"
November 21, 2024: Julien Marty, Berkeley Seismology Laboratory
"BATS – A Consolidated Solution for Monitoring BSL's Operational Systems" Seminar Recording
October 24, 2024: Dara Goldberg, USGS National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC)
"The WASP Finite Fault Modeling Package" Seminar Recording