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Sunday 23 February 2025 |
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18:00 |
ICE BREAKER |
Hosted by the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Namibia |
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Monday 24 February 2025 |
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8:30 |
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS |
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9:30 |
OPENING ADDRESS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY |
IASPEI and AFSC presidents |
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9:40 |
WELCOMING REMARKS: MME |
Mr. Penda Ithindi - Executive Director |
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9:55 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: CTBTO |
Dr Robert Floyd - Executive Secretary |
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10:15 |
OPENING PLENARY SESSION |
AfSC |
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11:00 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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11:30 |
Seismological network of Namibia |
Mako Sitali |
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11:50 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Challenges in Earthquake Disaster Risk Management (DRM) in the EARS: the ongoing Fentale-Dofen volcano seismic activity as a case study |
Atalay Ayele |
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12:20 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: An Integrated Real-Time Multidisciplinary Geophysical Borehole Observatory |
Cansun Guralp |
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12:50 |
Seismicity in Uganda and status of the Uganda national seismological network |
Lawrence Kabenge |
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13:10 |
Evolution and Optimization of the Raspberry Shake Data Center: Managing the World's Largest Real-time Seismic Network |
Branden Christensen |
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13:30 |
LUNCH |
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14:30 |
Introduction to PTS data acquisition system and recent developments |
Moctar Moumouni Kountche |
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14:50 |
The seismic station Troll in Dronning Maud Land, Antarctica: “Present and Future |
Johannes Schweitzer |
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15:10 |
IMS sustainment: the long term efforts required for sustaining a global network |
Michelle Grobbelaar |
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15:30 |
Seismicity of Anker, Kunene Region from dense temporary deployment networks |
Bufelo Lushetile |
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15:50 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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16:20 |
Seismicity in Uganda |
Tukamusaba Mark |
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16:00 |
Distinguishing Earthquakes from Anthropogenic Events in Madagascar |
Razafindrakoto Hoby |
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16:20 |
The impact of production blast to community infrastructure in Rustenburg |
Richard Masethe |
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16:40 |
The impact of blasting in communities located near open-cast coal mines in South Africa. |
Thifhelimbilu Faith Mulabisana |
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Tuesday 25 February 2025 |
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8:30 |
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS |
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9:30 |
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: IASPEI - History and Present |
Dr Schweitzer |
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10:00 |
Probing the Heart of the 2014 M5.5 Orkney Earthquake, South Africa |
Raymond Durrheim |
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10:20 |
Harnessing AI, GIS, and Sonar Technologies for Precision Seismic Monitoring and Nuclear Explosion Detection in Africa |
Adeoye Ayanfe Malumi |
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10:40 |
Increase in frequency of Earthquakes in Ethiopia in the period October 2024 to January 2025 |
Monalisa Paidamoyo Muponda |
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11:00 |
Lava Lake activity at Nyiragongo volcano (DRC) between the years 2020 and 2021 documented by seismic activity and sulfur dioxide emissions |
Munguiko Munyamahoro Olivier |
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11:20 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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11:50 |
Kariba Earthquake 23rd December 2024 |
Patricia Mavazhe |
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12:10 |
The recent earthquakes in Ghana |
Paulina Amponsah |
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12:30 |
Seismic hazard along the Cameroon volcanic line |
Nana Gaelle Vanessa |
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12:50 |
Probabilistic seismic hazard assessment in Namibia |
Umar Afegbua Kadiri |
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13:10 |
Seismic hazard and loss assessment for Calicut, Kerala (India) |
Daya Shanker |
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13:30 |
LUNCH |
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14:30 |
Legend and legacy of the Haicheng earthquake prediction: a half century review |
Zhongliang WU |
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14:10 |
Scientific Investigation of Large Earthquakes in China |
LI Ying |
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14:30 |
Recent Seismic hazard maps for Sudan |
Mohamed Ezzelarab |
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14:50 |
Seismic Risk Assessment and Magmatic Activity in the Fentale Volcanic Center: Implications for Hazard Mitigation in Central Ethiopia |
Birhanu Abera Kibret |
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15:10 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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15:40 |
Fault-based seismic hazard Assessment of Kenya |
Sophy Kipkwony |
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16:00 |
The Haicheng earthquake prediction 50 years after: agenda of development towards earthquake prediction |
Zhongliang WU |
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16:20 |
Tsunami risk assessment |
Monalisa Paidamoyo Muponda |
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16:40 |
Advances in nuclear monitoring and earth science research by NDSs in Africa using IMS data and IDC products: The west African model |
Umar Afegbua Kadiri |
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Wednesday 26 February 2025 |
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8:30 |
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENTS |
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9:30 |
Analyses of the life cycle of IMS stations to improve future planning of the IMS network. |
Michelle Grobbelaar |
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9:50 |
A Database for Seismic Ground-Motion model development in the Gold Mining Region of South Africa |
Vunganai Midzi |
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10:10 |
SELECTION OF GROUND MOTION PREDICTION EQUATIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR SEISMIC HAZARD IN THE MINING REGIONS |
Brassnavy Manzunzu |
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10:30 |
Study of crust and mantle structure using receiver functions |
Mary Muthoni Karanja |
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10:50 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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11:20 |
Recent Seismotectonic Stress Regime of most Seismically active zones of gulf of Guinea and its Kinematic implications on the adjoining sub-Sahara west African region |
Ayodeji Adekunle Eluyemi |
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11:40 |
ESTIMATION OF CRUSTAL STRUCTURE IN NORTHERN EGYPT USING BROADBAND SEISMIC AMBIENT NOISE (5-50 s) |
Hany Adam |
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12:00 |
Development of fault community database and 1-D seismic velocity structure for Madagascar |
Tsiriandrimanana Rakotondraibe |
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12:20 |
Present-day crustal movement and seismic moment balance on major active faults around the easternmost segment of the Kunlun fault, Tibetan Plateau, China |
Wenjun Tian |
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12:40 |
LUNCH |
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13:40 |
Could neotectonism assist in the understanding of the current increase in seismicity in South Africa? |
Sinovuyo Myendeki |
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14:00 |
Seismic Signature of the 25 August 2024 Nqweba Meteorite, Eastern Cape, South Africa. |
Fenitra Andriampenomanana |
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14:20 |
Frequency-dependent attenuation in the crust of north of Morocco |
Boulanouar Abderrahim |
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14:40 |
TEA/COFFEE |
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15:10 |
Seismic phase association based on bidirectional long short-term memory |
Mahmoud Sami |
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15:30 |
High-resolution imaging of the temporal evolution of two moderate magnitude tectonic sequences |
Myrto Pirli |
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15:50 |
Effect of non-linearity of stiffness during the nucleation phase of an earthquake |
Djiogang |
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16:10 |
CLOSING PLENARY |
AfSC |
