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SchaffCV.pdf Curriculum Vitae

O3.5-398_Schaff.pptx SnT2021

CTBT documentation and reports.

ethtalk.pdf (36 MB) -- ETH talk, Zurich, Switzerland, June 2002.

Reprints
Schaff, D. P., and P. G. Richards, Repeating seismic events in China, Science, 303, 1176-1178, 2004.
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Schaff, D. P., G. H. Bokelmann, G. C. Beroza, F. Waldhauser, and W. L. Ellsworth, High resolution image of Calaveras Fault seismicity, J. Geophys. Res., 107, 2186, doi:10.1029/2001JB000633, 2002.
reprint.pdf (5 MB) -- Calaveras paper reprint, September 2002.
calv.tar (1.5 MB) -- locations used in Calaveras paper above (use Save Link As with right mouse button or shift click).



poster.pdf (8.6 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the "Synergies in Geophysical, Medical and Space Imaging" SEG 2001 summer workshop July 22-26, Newport Beach, CA.





presented at the 23rd Seismic Research Review ~ Worldwide Monitoring of Nuclear Explosions ~ Jackson Hole, WY ~ October, 2001.





postersrr02.pdf (3 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the 24th Seismic Research Review ~ Nuclear Explosion Monitoring: Innovation and Integration ~ Ponte Vedra Beach, FL ~ September, 2002.





agu02.pdf (1.4 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the AGU 2002 Fall Meeting ~ San Francisco ~ December, 2002.





srr03.pdf (2.5 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the 25th Seismic Research Review ~ Nuclear Explosion Monitoring: Building the Knowledge Base ~ Tucson, AZ ~ September, 2003.





agu03.pdf (12 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the AGU 2003 Fall Meeting ~ San Francisco ~ December, 2003.




srr04.pdf (2.6 MB) -- zoomable and printable file to read text and see figure detail.
presented at the 26th Seismic Research Review ~ Trends in Nuclear Explosion Monitoring ~ Orlando, FL ~ September, 2004.





wave.pdf (1 MB) ~ Earthquake wave animations presented at Lamont open house.




The Music of Earthquakes
A public lecture prepared by Andy Michael given at the USGS, AGU, public elementary schools, universities, Sigma Xi forum, and the National Science Teachers Association National Convention. Publicity has included coverage by CNN, FOX, CBS, NBC and local newspapers.

  • Is a cello like an earthquake?
  • Is a trombone like the earth?
  • Is an earthquake like an orchestra?
  • Insights from looking at music and listening to seismograms.

    For more information and to listen to earthquakes see Earthquake Quartet #1 ~ by Andy Michael
    soprano (Stephanie Ross)
    trombone (Andy Michael)
    cello (David Schaff)
    percussion (earthquakes)



    Seismograms for 15 similar earthquakes in China plotted in the colors of the rainbow.
    When superposed the colors combine to form white light, revealing where the traces
    overlay exactly. Where they are dissimilar, blends of various other hues remain.

    rainbow.jpg Larger RGB version for screen viewing.
    rainbow.pdf (2.3 MB) CMKY version for printing (600 dpi).

    Copyright © 2004 David Schaff. All rights reserved.