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First Announcement and Call for Papers International Conference: Seismic risk in moderate seismicity area: from hazard to vulnerability. Aix en Provence (France) - July 6-8, 2009 Provence’ 2009 “What did we learn since the 1909 Provence (Lambesc) Earthquake ?” Contact & information: [email protected] Conference Website: www.provence2009.org The 11 June 1909, Provence (Lambesc) earthquake is the strongest instrumental seismic event recorded in French history. It destroyed several villages between Aix-en-Provence and Salon-de-Provence and caused 46 deaths, a rather high death toll for such a sparsely populated region at this time. The 100 anniversary of this dramatic, though rare, event provides the opportunity to organize a conference on the “seismic risk assessment in regions of moderate seismicity”. th Scientific committee President: Co-chairs: Xavier Le Pichon, Pierre-Yves Bard Olivier Bellier Fabrice Hollender Hormoz Modaressi Professor, Collège de France, French Academy of Sciences – LGIT, Grenoble – CEREGE, Aix en Provence – CEA, St Paul lez Durance – BRGM, Orléans Provence tectonic context (segmentation : BRGM) 1909 Provence earthquake recorded in Strasbourg Dead-line for abstract submission postponed until February 28, 2009 (send your abstract at [email protected]) Saint Cannat Church
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First Announcement and Call for Papers
International Conference:
Seismic risk in moderate seismicity area:from hazard to vulnerability.
Aix en Provence (France) - July 6-8, 2009
Provence’ 2009
“What did we learn sincethe 1909 Provence (Lambesc) Earthquake ?”
Contact & information: [email protected]
C o n f e r e n c e We b s i t e : w w w . p r o v e n c e 2 0 0 9 . o r g
The 11 June 1909, Provence (Lambesc) earthquake is
the strongest instrumental seismic event recorded in
French history. It destroyed several villages between
Aix-en-Provence and Salon-de-Provence and caused
46 deaths, a rather high death toll for such a sparsely
populated region at this time.
The 100 anniversary of this dramatic, though rare,
event provides the opportunity to organize a
conference on the “seismic risk assessment in regions
of moderate seismicity”.
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Scientific committee
President:
Co-chairs:
Xavier Le Pichon,
Pierre-Yves Bard
Olivier Bellier
Fabrice Hollender
Hormoz Modaressi
Professor, Collège de France,
FrenchAcademy of Sciences
– LGIT, Grenoble
– CEREGE,Aix en Provence
– CEA, St Paul lez Durance
– BRGM, Orléans
Provence tectonic context (segmentation : BRGM) 1909 Provence earthquake recorded in Strasbourg
Dead-line for abstract submissionpostponed until February 28, 2009
(send your abstract at [email protected])
Saint Cannat Church
Call of papers:
Venue:
Schedule and Deadlines (new dates):
February 28, 2009
February 28, 2009
Registration Fees:
Second announcement in March 2009.
Authors are invited to submit abstract (max. one page, template on
website). Authors will have the opportunity to write a longer text with few
figures (expanded abstract). “Short” and Expanded Abstract will be
published and available at the conference.
Faculté de Montperrin, Université Paul CézanneAix-Marseille,
Aix-en-Provence
Submission of short abstracts:
Pre-registration:
Acceptance of short abstract: March 15, 2009
Early bird registration: April 15, 2009
Submission of expanded abstract (optional): May 15, 2009
(including conference entrance, coffee breaks and icebreaker dinner)
– Students: 60 �
– Other: 120 �
180 �
Before April 15, 2009 (early bird):
AfterApril 15, 2009 (all participants):
Objectives and conference topics:
The objective of the “Provence’ 2009 conference” is to share works, views and experiences about seismic risk
assessment in moderate seismicity areas, with a special focus on the Western Mediterranean zone. The conference
intends to emphasize six main topics:
– Geodynamic of western Mediterranean area, geological and tectonic context,
– From earthquake science to seismic hazard assessment,
– Building and territory vulnerability within the Mediterranean context,
– Evolutions of earthquake engineering over the last century,
– Observation and instrumentation: new challenges,
– Coping with uncertainties: state of the art and experience feed-back,
– Societal aspects and economical issues.
The aim of the conference is to gather, around a common reflection, a wide community of actors coming from seismic
hazard sciences, juridical and socio-economical studies, earthquake engineering,…
Scientific Committee:
Organizing Committee:
To send by mail at : Provence’ 2009 conference - CEREGE - BP 80 - 13 545 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 4 - [email protected] by Email at :
I plan to attend the Provence’ 2009 conference I plan to submit an abstract
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Date: Signature:
X. Le Pichon
P.-Y. Bard
O. Bellier
H. Modaressi
(president)
(Collège de France, FrenchAcademy of Sciences)
(LGIT & LCPC)
(CEREGE)
(BRGM)
(IRSN)
(IPGP)
(Royal Obs. of Belgium)
(INGV)
(F4E)
(LGIT)
(GéosciencesAzur)
(CETE)
(LAMET INRA)
(Résonance)
(EdF)
(AFPS)
(GEOTER)
(CEA)
(INGV)
(GdS)
(Géosciences Montpellier)
(Univ. Paris VI)
(CNFG &AFPCN)
(ARGAL)
D. Baumont
P. Bernard
T. Camelbeeck
M. Cocco
D. Combescure
F. Cotton
F. Courboulex
A.-M. Duval
R. Kast
M. Koller
P. Labbé
S. Lermitte
C. Martin
M. Nicolas
D. Pantosti
A. Pecker
J.-F. Ritz
M. Sébrier
Y. Veyret
J. Virieux
O. Bellier
F. Hollender
(CEREGE)
(CEA)
(DIREN PACA)
(GéosciencesAzur)
(Pôle Risque)
(ARGAL)
(LGIT)
(IPGR/AFPS)
(UPCAM)
(ASN)
C.Arnal
A. Deschamps
V. Fernani
E. Baroux
D. Hatzfeld
G. Jacquet
J. Pétrelle (AFPCN)
S. Vareilles
G. Verrhiest-Leblanc
