WEBVTT 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-0 00:00:17.364 --> 00:00:18.184 I met Andres in the finals months of my Ph.D. at the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-1 00:00:18.184 --> 00:00:19.112 University of New Mexico when he was starting his post doc. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-2 00:00:19.112 --> 00:00:20.040 Something I really appreciate about him is that he comes to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-3 00:00:20.040 --> 00:00:20.937 science with a very chill and open approach and it rubs off on the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-4 00:00:20.937 --> 00:00:21.926 people around him. I remember him often stopping by the office 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/264-5 00:00:21.926 --> 00:00:22.854 full of stressed out graduate students, and he was so good 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/287-0 00:00:22.864 --> 00:00:26.723 at just lightning the atmosphere in the room. So back 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/287-1 00:00:26.723 --> 00:00:27.424 to Andres. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/331-0 00:00:27.434 --> 00:00:30.994 He received a bachelors in physics from the University of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/331-1 00:00:30.994 --> 00:00:34.922 Los Andes in Colombia in 2014, and then he jumped into a PhD at 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/331-2 00:00:34.922 --> 00:00:38.604 McGill University in Montreal where he focused on different 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/331-3 00:00:38.604 --> 00:00:41.734 aspects of understanding human induced seismicity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/380-0 00:00:43.184 --> 00:00:46.243 This included a stint in Germany where he investigated 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/380-1 00:00:46.243 --> 00:00:49.914 earthquakes associated with coal mines. After he received his PhD 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/380-2 00:00:49.914 --> 00:00:53.418 in 2020, he accepted a postdoc at the University of Strasbourg 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/380-3 00:00:53.418 --> 00:00:56.254 in France, where he worked on earthquake location 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/399-0 00:00:56.264 --> 00:00:59.911 uncertainty. He is now a postdoc at the University of New Mexico, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/399-1 00:00:59.911 --> 00:01:02.674 where he's tackling some very interesting topics. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/426-0 00:01:02.924 --> 00:01:07.227 And just to highlight a few of these, he used an ambient noise 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/426-1 00:01:07.227 --> 00:01:10.574 method with DAS data to track sea ice in Alaska. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/452-0 00:01:11.024 --> 00:01:13.821 I think this project helps demonstrate his breath as a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/452-1 00:01:13.821 --> 00:01:16.262 scientist, and it's just generally a super cool 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/452-2 00:01:16.262 --> 00:01:17.584 application of seismology. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/487-0 00:01:17.964 --> 00:01:20.942 And then the other project I wanted to highlight is the one 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/487-1 00:01:20.942 --> 00:01:23.969 that he'll be presenting on today, which is about building a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/487-2 00:01:23.969 --> 00:01:26.698 continent wide and multidecadal earthquake catalog for 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/487-3 00:01:26.698 --> 00:01:27.244 Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/514-0 00:01:27.574 --> 00:01:31.819 This is a big problem to tackle and for a place that is often 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/514-1 00:01:31.819 --> 00:01:34.284 overlooked, so kudos to you Andres 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/532-0 00:01:34.294 --> 00:01:37.203 and with that, I look forward to hearing more about the project 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/532-1 00:01:37.203 --> 00:01:38.794 and I'll give the floor to Andres. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/536-0 00:01:42.144 --> 00:01:42.574 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/544-0 00:01:42.974 --> 00:01:44.014 Good morning, everyone. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/549-0 00:01:44.024 --> 00:01:45.854 Can everybody hear me alright? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/551-0 00:01:46.884 --> 00:01:47.334 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/554-0 00:01:47.554 --> 00:01:48.174 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/559-0 00:01:48.444 --> 00:01:49.544 So good morning everyone. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/567-0 00:01:49.554 --> 00:01:51.274 Thanks for the introduction, Margaret. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/592-0 00:01:51.604 --> 00:01:55.453 So I'm Andreas and I just want to mention that this is a large 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/592-1 00:01:55.453 --> 00:01:58.874 collaboration between people at different institutions. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/600-0 00:01:59.604 --> 00:02:01.614 Brandon Schmandt here at University of New Mexico, . 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/624-0 00:02:01.624 --> 00:02:05.259 Jenny Nakai at the USGS; Rick Aster at Colorado State 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/624-1 00:02:05.259 --> 00:02:08.124 University and Julian Chapel at YouTube. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/646-0 00:02:08.424 --> 00:02:12.585 And today I will be talking about seismicity of Antarctica 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/646-1 00:02:12.585 --> 00:02:15.124 and that's the single question 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/664-0 00:02:15.134 --> 00:02:19.364 I'm gonna try to answer today. [how do I move the slides. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/684-0 00:02:19.374 --> 00:02:23.594 Ohh yeah, now I can see it.] Is how seismically active is the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/684-1 00:02:23.594 --> 00:02:25.024 Antarctic continent. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/695-0 00:02:25.034 --> 00:02:27.004 That's the whole question of my talk. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/711-0 00:02:27.094 --> 00:02:30.941 But before I start doing that, I want to give you an idea of how 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/711-1 00:02:30.941 --> 00:02:32.124 large is Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/726-0 00:02:32.134 --> 00:02:35.164 So it's usually divided between the east and the West. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/781-0 00:02:35.634 --> 00:02:39.945 Here on the map on the right figure, I'm showing you the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/781-1 00:02:39.945 --> 00:02:44.482 permanent seismic stations in Antarctica and I put a circle 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/781-2 00:02:44.482 --> 00:02:49.096 between the seismic station at the South Pole to the closest 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/781-3 00:02:49.096 --> 00:02:53.784 station to that point and that it's a distance of 12 degrees. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/848-0 00:02:54.654 --> 00:02:59.209 And just to give you an idea of the size of the continent on the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/848-1 00:02:59.209 --> 00:03:03.693 left, I just put the same circle center in Denver in the United 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/848-2 00:03:03.693 --> 00:03:08.038 States and if I count how many earthquakes are according with 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/848-3 00:03:08.038 --> 00:03:12.382 the USGS in the area on the left or on that circle, there are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/848-4 00:03:12.382 --> 00:03:14.484 more than 800,000 earthquakes, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/857-0 00:03:14.494 --> 00:03:16.544 and I just put those earthquakes in there. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/890-0 00:03:17.074 --> 00:03:21.272 Now if I go through the same exercise and I look at how many 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/890-1 00:03:21.272 --> 00:03:25.401 earthquakes are reported by the USGS in Antarctica in that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/890-2 00:03:25.401 --> 00:03:28.084 circle, the difference is quite large. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/901-0 00:03:28.094 --> 00:03:31.144 There are only 6 events for that data set, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/925-0 00:03:31.154 --> 00:03:36.702 I took it for the last 20 years in both plots, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/925-1 00:03:36.702 --> 00:03:39.224 and even if I look at other 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/945-0 00:03:40.634 --> 00:03:44.144 seismological agencies such as the International Seismological 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/945-1 00:03:44.144 --> 00:03:46.484 Center, that number does not change much. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/962-0 00:03:46.494 --> 00:03:50.084 It's probably just a difference of 10 events instead of 6. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/972-0 00:03:50.334 --> 00:03:55.534 So then why is there such a small number of events 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/983-0 00:03:56.374 --> 00:03:59.744 on the Antarctic continent. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/994-0 00:03:59.784 --> 00:04:01.844 So I come up with a couple of reasons for that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1001-0 00:04:02.854 --> 00:04:04.334 The first one is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1030-0 00:04:04.344 --> 00:04:08.065 maybe it's that there's not insufficient strain rate or 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1030-1 00:04:08.065 --> 00:04:11.984 there is not enough stress that accumulates on the faults. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1064-0 00:04:11.994 --> 00:04:14.925 If there are any faults in the Antarctic continent, so if 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1064-1 00:04:14.925 --> 00:04:18.109 there's another stress then the faults cannot slip and cannot 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1064-2 00:04:18.109 --> 00:04:19.574 generate any seismic signals. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1072-0 00:04:19.584 --> 00:04:21.044 Therefore, we cannot detect anything. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1089-0 00:04:22.014 --> 00:04:25.908 The second reason might be related to the instrumentation 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1089-1 00:04:25.908 --> 00:04:26.724 that we have. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1128-0 00:04:26.734 --> 00:04:30.451 If you look at the map on the right, there are only around 10 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1128-1 00:04:30.451 --> 00:04:34.167 or 11 permanent sizes because station, so it's really hard to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1128-2 00:04:34.167 --> 00:04:37.524 detect any event with that interstation distance. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1147-0 00:04:37.534 --> 00:04:41.256 So maybe that's another reason why we have such a small number 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1147-1 00:04:41.256 --> 00:04:42.674 of events in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1206-0 00:04:45.144 --> 00:04:49.859 The only reason that maybe we don't see many events is that we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1206-1 00:04:49.859 --> 00:04:54.275 are still using, although certain techniques such as LCLA, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1206-2 00:04:54.275 --> 00:04:59.140 A or energy detectors that they are great to give us an idea how 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1206-3 00:04:59.140 --> 00:05:01.684 seismically optic can be a place. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1227-0 00:05:01.694 --> 00:05:05.903 But nowadays there are better techniques that we can apply to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1227-1 00:05:05.903 --> 00:05:06.174 the. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-0 00:05:06.234 --> 00:05:09.743 The seismic stations are available in Antarctica and I 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-1 00:05:09.743 --> 00:05:13.698 think my preferred reason is that maybe we have a combination 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-2 00:05:13.698 --> 00:05:17.335 of all of the I is all the reasons I mentioned before is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-3 00:05:17.335 --> 00:05:21.354 probably we don't have enough instruments that data techniques 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-4 00:05:21.354 --> 00:05:25.117 are not adequate or is not enough stress in certain places 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1292-5 00:05:25.117 --> 00:05:26.074 to make faults 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1299-0 00:05:26.344 --> 00:05:30.834 slip. Now for the rest of the talk 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1325-0 00:05:30.884 --> 00:05:35.221 I will have 4 main points, so the first one is historical and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1325-1 00:05:35.221 --> 00:05:37.994 the recent seismicity in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1334-0 00:05:38.274 --> 00:05:40.704 How we build a seismic event catalog? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1344-0 00:05:40.744 --> 00:05:44.364 What are the preliminary observations of that catalog? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1357-0 00:05:44.454 --> 00:05:47.454 What are the limitations of the catalog and what 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1367-0 00:05:47.814 --> 00:05:52.654 are the possible future uses of that catalog? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1396-0 00:05:53.614 --> 00:05:57.917 So let me start with the historical seismicity in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1396-1 00:05:57.917 --> 00:06:03.274 Antarctica or maybe I should say historical assisting Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1417-0 00:06:03.564 --> 00:06:07.846 So there was not much on the record in all the literature 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1417-1 00:06:07.846 --> 00:06:09.174 review that I did. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1424-0 00:06:09.284 --> 00:06:11.374 Actually I found quite the opposite. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1450-0 00:06:11.384 --> 00:06:16.841 I found even some paper in 1967 by Evison that says that the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1450-1 00:06:16.841 --> 00:06:20.534 Antarctic continent must be fully aseismic. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1494-0 00:06:20.604 --> 00:06:25.391 The reason that was the thinking at that time was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1494-1 00:06:25.391 --> 00:06:29.780 that in general the seismic networks globally speaking 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1494-2 00:06:29.780 --> 00:06:34.726 available between the 20s until the 60s have not reported any 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1494-3 00:06:34.726 --> 00:06:35.524 magnitude 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1559-0 00:06:35.764 --> 00:06:39.841 more than 6,192.7 in Antarctica, even though the Continental 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1559-1 00:06:39.841 --> 00:06:43.645 Cross in Antarctica is relatively similar in thickness, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1559-2 00:06:43.645 --> 00:06:47.789 geological age, and geological composition to our continuous 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1559-3 00:06:47.789 --> 00:06:51.661 that have relatively frequent magnitudes 5's or even 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1559-4 00:06:51.661 --> 00:06:52.884 higher than M5, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1599-0 00:06:53.354 --> 00:06:57.250 and that leads also to other scientists to propose that the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1599-1 00:06:57.250 --> 00:07:00.950 reason why the Antarctic continent was fully aseismic is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1599-2 00:07:00.950 --> 00:07:05.040 that the ice layer on top of it was suppressing any earthquake 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1599-3 00:07:05.040 --> 00:07:05.624 activity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1610-0 00:07:05.634 --> 00:07:06.394 And the reason for that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1623-0 00:07:06.814 --> 00:07:11.239 is basically that the ice layer on top of of the continent 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1623-1 00:07:11.239 --> 00:07:11.524 was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1638-0 00:07:13.014 --> 00:07:15.044 changing the stress of the states of the faults. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1691-0 00:07:15.054 --> 00:07:18.401 So here's the the whole assumption here is that the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1691-1 00:07:18.401 --> 00:07:22.392 vertical stress corresponds to the Sigma 3, and if you have a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1691-2 00:07:22.392 --> 00:07:26.318 full and on top of that folder is an ice sheet, then it will 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1691-3 00:07:26.318 --> 00:07:30.244 move the more circle farther away from the failure envelope. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1722-0 00:07:30.374 --> 00:07:34.633 While if we have the same fault without the ice sheet or the ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1722-1 00:07:34.633 --> 00:07:37.974 layer on top, they will be closer to failures. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1750-0 00:07:37.984 --> 00:07:41.739 So that was one of the reasons or one of the most accept the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1750-1 00:07:41.739 --> 00:07:45.431 reasons at the time to say that the Antarctic continent was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1750-2 00:07:45.431 --> 00:07:46.354 fully aseismic. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1771-0 00:07:46.924 --> 00:07:52.666 However, later in time in 1985, finally there was an 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1771-1 00:07:52.666 --> 00:07:56.254 earthquake reported in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1782-0 00:07:56.424 --> 00:07:59.014 so where this happened. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1814-0 00:07:59.064 --> 00:08:03.615 This event happened in East Antarctica, was detected by 9 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1814-1 00:08:03.615 --> 00:08:07.931 seismic stations, five of them are located in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1814-2 00:08:07.931 --> 00:08:08.794 Antarctica and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1850-0 00:08:08.804 --> 00:08:13.480 there were somewhere else. How that looks like, so here's one the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1850-1 00:08:13.480 --> 00:08:17.702 sunbreaker of an array in Australia for that event that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1850-2 00:08:17.702 --> 00:08:18.984 occurred in 1982 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-0 00:08:18.994 --> 00:08:22.845 in November 4, this event had a magnitude of body weight 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-1 00:08:22.845 --> 00:08:27.466 magnitude of 4.5 and it was detected by the ISC and this was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-2 00:08:27.466 --> 00:08:32.240 the first compelling evidence that the Antarctic continent is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-3 00:08:32.240 --> 00:08:36.707 not fully aseismic it was probably more to the fact that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-4 00:08:36.707 --> 00:08:41.713 the seismicity rate is lower in comparison with other continents. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1922-5 00:08:41.713 --> 00:08:43.484 And the following year 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1947-0 00:08:43.494 --> 00:08:47.769 in 1986, I am A.Akoto actually reported four more 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1947-1 00:08:47.769 --> 00:08:50.994 events with magnitudes of 4.5 and 5. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1997-0 00:08:51.214 --> 00:08:55.637 These two stars represent the locations of those four events, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1997-1 00:08:55.637 --> 00:09:00.273 and it was detected 2 km in down from this place, called 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1997-2 00:09:00.273 --> 00:09:04.624 Wakes Wildland and this just added more evidence to the fact 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/1997-3 00:09:04.624 --> 00:09:07.834 that Antarctica is not completely aseismic. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2007-0 00:09:07.884 --> 00:09:09.324 There is some seismicity, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2024-0 00:09:09.494 --> 00:09:14.024 but it's not as active as other places in the world. Now 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2037-0 00:09:14.114 --> 00:09:18.124 that's the history until 1986. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2055-0 00:09:18.414 --> 00:09:22.758 I'm gonna skip a lot of decades of researching of seismicity in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2055-1 00:09:22.758 --> 00:09:23.504 Antarctica and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2068-0 00:09:23.514 --> 00:09:27.504 I'm going to move on into 2018. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2105-0 00:09:27.774 --> 00:09:33.237 So nowadays, fortunately, we have different, arrays. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2105-1 00:09:33.237 --> 00:09:38.364 some scientists sometimes are able to go to different places 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2105-2 00:09:38.364 --> 00:09:42.902 in Antarctica and deploy some temporary 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2105-3 00:09:42.902 --> 00:09:43.994 seismometers. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2143-0 00:09:44.104 --> 00:09:48.000 So this is the case of Lough et al., in 2018, where they have a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2143-1 00:09:48.000 --> 00:09:52.220 specific array called the camper set Antarctic Mountain Size Big 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2143-2 00:09:52.220 --> 00:09:52.934 Experiment. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2176-0 00:09:53.144 --> 00:09:57.514 I was deployed around 2009 and with that seismic array they 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2176-1 00:09:57.514 --> 00:10:01.520 were able to detect 27 intraplate tectonic earthquakes 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2176-2 00:10:01.520 --> 00:10:02.904 in East Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2206-0 00:10:03.894 --> 00:10:08.443 The magnitude of those events, local magnitude is between 2 and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2206-1 00:10:08.443 --> 00:10:12.564 3.5, and this is an example of how that event looks like. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2220-0 00:10:13.154 --> 00:10:15.354 One of those events is vertical 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2220-1 00:10:15.354 --> 00:10:15.954 seismograph. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2264-0 00:10:15.964 --> 00:10:22.473 Those events in a similar way in the western side of Antarctica, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2264-1 00:10:22.473 --> 00:10:28.580 Erica Lucas in 2021, took some temporary arrays deploying in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2264-2 00:10:28.580 --> 00:10:31.684 the western side of Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2325-0 00:10:31.854 --> 00:10:36.088 They were able to detect 117 Seismic events between 2015 and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2325-1 00:10:36.088 --> 00:10:40.185 2017 with this local magnitude range, and they found a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2325-2 00:10:40.185 --> 00:10:44.145 couple of interesting signals with different origins from 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2325-3 00:10:44.145 --> 00:10:47.969 glacial origins, tectonic origins, or even some of them 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2325-4 00:10:47.969 --> 00:10:49.334 relate to volcanism. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2355-0 00:10:49.374 --> 00:10:53.540 So that's great that we have some better idea of this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2355-1 00:10:53.540 --> 00:10:56.534 seismicity in Antarctica with this temporary array. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2380-0 00:10:56.604 --> 00:11:00.497 However, all these different studies have not applied any 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2380-1 00:11:00.497 --> 00:11:04.523 uniform techniques to analyze all the data sets that are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2380-2 00:11:04.523 --> 00:11:05.194 available. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2398-0 00:11:05.204 --> 00:11:08.919 In general, there is no long term and uniformly processed 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2398-1 00:11:08.919 --> 00:11:11.224 seismic catalog available for The 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2417-0 00:11:11.234 --> 00:11:15.335 Antarctic continents that make full use of these different data sources 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2417-1 00:11:15.335 --> 00:11:17.834 available in Antarctica, so I'm going to . 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2422-0 00:11:18.654 --> 00:11:19.504 I'm going do that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2433-0 00:11:19.514 --> 00:11:23.964 I'm going to create a long-term catalog for entire continent. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2449-0 00:11:24.034 --> 00:11:28.935 I'm going to process in the most uniform way that we can have and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2449-1 00:11:28.935 --> 00:11:30.024 represent you 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2457-0 00:11:30.034 --> 00:11:32.924 first, what is available in Antarctica? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2492-0 00:11:33.974 --> 00:11:37.901 So let's start building the size, because in catalog by 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2492-1 00:11:37.901 --> 00:11:42.388 looking what are the data sets available. First, I already showed you 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2492-2 00:11:42.388 --> 00:11:46.314 in the bottom right the most permanent seismic station. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2502-0 00:11:46.324 --> 00:11:48.964 In the right, there only like 10 or 11 stations. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2509-0 00:11:49.354 --> 00:11:52.484 However, there are multiple temporary arrays. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2532-0 00:11:53.074 --> 00:11:56.934 We decided to take the time window starting from January 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2532-1 00:11:56.934 --> 00:11:59.484 2000 until the end of December 2020. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2550-0 00:11:59.834 --> 00:12:04.090 The figure on the left show the seismic station that has been 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2550-1 00:12:04.090 --> 00:12:05.874 deployed every year. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2587-0 00:12:05.884 --> 00:12:09.435 So you will see how in some cases we have the specific 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2587-1 00:12:09.435 --> 00:12:13.566 regions with a lot of stations and then a couple of years later 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2587-2 00:12:13.566 --> 00:12:15.954 maybe there is nothing on that spot. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2647-0 00:12:16.024 --> 00:12:20.923 So especially it's highly nonuniform the amount of seismic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2647-1 00:12:20.923 --> 00:12:25.988 stations that we have and the other thing that I want you to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2647-2 00:12:25.988 --> 00:12:31.219 keep in mind is that a lot of these stations are highly viable in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2647-3 00:12:31.219 --> 00:12:35.204 terms of how long they have been in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2681-0 00:12:35.434 --> 00:12:39.406 Some of them were deployed for a few hours, some of them for a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2681-1 00:12:39.406 --> 00:12:43.442 few days, some of them just for a few months or just the summer 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2681-2 00:12:43.442 --> 00:12:44.324 in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2699-0 00:12:44.334 --> 00:12:47.546 And summer won't have leave for more long, longer periods of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2699-1 00:12:47.546 --> 00:12:48.914 time, such as a few years. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2723-0 00:12:51.954 --> 00:12:57.299 OK, so we're gonna use everything that we can from this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2723-1 00:12:57.299 --> 00:13:00.544 map from almost 21 years of data. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2736-0 00:13:01.874 --> 00:13:03.904 So we have to obtain all the data. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2759-0 00:13:03.914 --> 00:13:07.006 We don't loaded everything you minutes seats and all the metadata 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2759-1 00:13:07.006 --> 00:13:07.654 that we have. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2780-0 00:13:08.634 --> 00:13:13.373 What goes into our workflow so we include short period, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2780-1 00:13:13.373 --> 00:13:16.504 seismometer, extremely short period. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2791-0 00:13:16.514 --> 00:13:19.844 We also have broadband seismometers and high broadband. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2821-0 00:13:20.354 --> 00:13:24.559 What we did not include in our workflow in our data set is if 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2821-1 00:13:24.559 --> 00:13:28.424 it's private, we don't have it, we're not gonna process 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2837-0 00:13:28.434 --> 00:13:30.934 and we did not request anyone for any private data. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2852-0 00:13:31.794 --> 00:13:36.884 Other data sets are now being installed in Antartica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2859-0 00:13:36.934 --> 00:13:39.134 Our fiber optic cables are used with a unit 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2882-0 00:13:41.874 --> 00:13:45.361 that shoots a laser and that you can record 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2882-1 00:13:45.361 --> 00:13:48.374 data using a distributed acoustic sensing setting? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2905-0 00:13:48.804 --> 00:13:51.585 I know there are two right now, one of the South Pole and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2905-1 00:13:51.585 --> 00:13:53.214 somewhere one in West Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2932-0 00:13:53.504 --> 00:13:56.766 That data set is also not included in our case, and there 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2932-1 00:13:56.766 --> 00:13:59.915 are also a couple of, infrasound or microphones or 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2932-2 00:13:59.915 --> 00:14:00.814 cameras as well. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2952-0 00:14:01.274 --> 00:14:06.074 And some volcanoes so that data sets are also not included 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2952-1 00:14:06.074 --> 00:14:06.374 Okay. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2989-0 00:14:07.274 --> 00:14:11.397 Now how after we obtain all the data for those that I 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2989-1 00:14:11.397 --> 00:14:15.737 mentioned in the left side, we're going to process all the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/2989-2 00:14:15.737 --> 00:14:17.834 data to generate phase pick. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3006-0 00:14:17.844 --> 00:14:21.997 How we do that? We use this toolbox for machine 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3006-1 00:14:21.997 --> 00:14:22.664 learning 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3024-0 00:14:22.674 --> 00:14:27.052 seismology developed by Munchmeyer and Wollam et al. in 2022, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3024-1 00:14:27.052 --> 00:14:28.664 it's called SeisBench. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3041-0 00:14:28.754 --> 00:14:32.859 It contains multiple phase pickers and we decide to use 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3041-1 00:14:32.859 --> 00:14:34.544 earthquake transformer 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3070-0 00:14:34.554 --> 00:14:38.647 given that it has a a great performance in comparison with 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3070-1 00:14:38.647 --> 00:14:42.878 other pickers and just to give you also an idea of what is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3070-2 00:14:42.878 --> 00:14:44.404 the training data set. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3091-0 00:14:44.414 --> 00:14:48.321 So you can train EQT transformer with wave forms 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3091-1 00:14:48.321 --> 00:14:51.764 from California, from Italy, from different places. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3125-0 00:14:51.774 --> 00:14:55.289 But here we use the data set from Stanford earthquake 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3125-1 00:14:55.289 --> 00:14:58.630 data set called STEA'D that has millions of waveforms from 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3125-2 00:14:58.630 --> 00:15:00.934 different earthquakes around the world. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3168-0 00:15:01.774 --> 00:15:05.965 The distance from the earthquakes to the stations are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3168-1 00:15:05.965 --> 00:15:11.086 generally between 0 and 3 degrees, but the majority of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3168-2 00:15:11.086 --> 00:15:16.052 data set comes from distances of 1 degree or 100 km for 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3168-3 00:15:16.052 --> 00:15:17.604 the magnitude range. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3200-0 00:15:17.774 --> 00:15:22.559 The magnitude range of STEAD is between 0 and 7, but the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3200-1 00:15:22.559 --> 00:15:27.195 majority is between 0 and magnitude 3. Okay, very important 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3200-2 00:15:27.195 --> 00:15:29.064 point to make about this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3223-0 00:15:29.114 --> 00:15:33.802 data set that we use to train earthquake transformer is that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3223-1 00:15:33.802 --> 00:15:37.464 STEAD has no earthquakes located in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3270-0 00:15:37.634 --> 00:15:41.969 So here in this map you can see the distribution of earthquakes 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3270-1 00:15:41.969 --> 00:15:46.235 in this data set you will see some of them are from subduction 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3270-2 00:15:46.235 --> 00:15:50.299 zones from volcanic regions from intraplate seismicity and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3270-3 00:15:50.299 --> 00:15:51.924 Europe and other places. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3296-0 00:15:52.494 --> 00:15:56.283 And also the important point is that there are no stations that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3296-1 00:15:56.283 --> 00:15:57.644 record any earthquakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3316-0 00:15:58.094 --> 00:16:00.632 The stations in Antarctica that recorded those 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3316-1 00:16:00.632 --> 00:16:02.934 circles that I showed you in the previous slide. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3329-0 00:16:04.004 --> 00:16:09.032 Now, after we generate millions of phase arrivals PNS waves 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3329-1 00:16:09.032 --> 00:16:09.774 arrivals. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3336-0 00:16:10.084 --> 00:16:11.614 We're going to group them together. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3346-0 00:16:11.704 --> 00:16:13.784 Try to see if they have a common origin. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-0 00:16:14.044 --> 00:16:18.262 We use this software called Rapid Earthquake Association and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-1 00:16:18.262 --> 00:16:22.687 Locations stands for REAL and the idea is that the asset of P- 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-2 00:16:22.687 --> 00:16:26.974 wave arrivals and a set of S- wave arrival must follow certain 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-3 00:16:26.974 --> 00:16:30.708 travel time curbs from a hypocenter and if they match 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-4 00:16:30.708 --> 00:16:34.580 certain conditions, we can declare those set of piglets 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3417-5 00:16:34.580 --> 00:16:36.654 arrivals from the same source. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3425-0 00:16:37.374 --> 00:16:40.904 For this step we require a velocity model. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3440-0 00:16:40.914 --> 00:16:44.924 We're going to use the global velocity model called at ak-135. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3505-0 00:16:45.354 --> 00:16:49.608 We use this one because we are covering an entire continent and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3505-1 00:16:49.608 --> 00:16:53.396 the other thing that we requirement for for this part of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3505-2 00:16:53.396 --> 00:16:57.450 the software is that we need at least 6 phases to declare an 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3505-3 00:16:57.450 --> 00:17:01.039 event and out of those 6 phases, 2 stations need to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3505-4 00:17:01.039 --> 00:17:03.764 record hold a P- and an S-wave arrival. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3565-0 00:17:09.804 --> 00:17:14.304 [Okay.] Now after we have some preliminary location from this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3565-1 00:17:14.304 --> 00:17:19.192 software, we're going to improve the locations by using another 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3565-2 00:17:19.192 --> 00:17:23.846 one called nonlinear location with estimates the hypocenter 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3565-3 00:17:23.846 --> 00:17:28.734 using official efficient global sampling algorithm to obtain 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3565-4 00:17:28.734 --> 00:17:33.854 probability density function for an absolute hypocenter location. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3581-0 00:17:33.864 --> 00:17:37.680 We use of course, the same velocity model, and we obtain 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3581-1 00:17:37.680 --> 00:17:38.884 some locations. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3632-0 00:17:39.314 --> 00:17:44.336 However, when we look at some of the residuals and some 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3632-1 00:17:44.336 --> 00:17:49.123 of the waveforms that these step, we noticed that some event 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3632-2 00:17:49.123 --> 00:17:53.910 locations contains picks with large residuals in the location 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3632-3 00:17:53.910 --> 00:17:54.694 algorithm. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3651-0 00:17:54.824 --> 00:17:58.109 And when we look at the waveforms, a lot of those ones 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3651-1 00:17:58.109 --> 00:18:01.214 are false peaks or they were incorrect association. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3657-0 00:18:02.044 --> 00:18:03.274 What do I mean with that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3682-0 00:18:03.284 --> 00:18:06.344 So I'm just gonna show you a figure of one of those cases 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3682-1 00:18:06.344 --> 00:18:08.454 where we have an incorrect association. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3695-0 00:18:08.664 --> 00:18:10.474 So where in Antarctica we are. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3722-0 00:18:10.484 --> 00:18:13.904 So if you look at at the red Polygon indicates the region I'm 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3722-1 00:18:13.904 --> 00:18:17.378 submitting in the bigger map, this place is called Pine 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3722-2 00:18:17.378 --> 00:18:17.764 Island Glacier. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3770-0 00:18:17.894 --> 00:18:21.545 There are a couple of stations here called PIG, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3770-1 00:18:21.545 --> 00:18:25.501 because that's the acronym they use and there is some seismicity 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3770-2 00:18:25.501 --> 00:18:29.334 here detected by our catalog and here I put in the Red Star. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3803-0 00:18:29.874 --> 00:18:33.205 I put the location of the events that observed it with the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3803-1 00:18:33.205 --> 00:18:36.694 seismograms on the right you can see the vertical components, the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3803-2 00:18:36.694 --> 00:18:38.914 east components and the north components. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3832-0 00:18:39.504 --> 00:18:43.201 I'm going to highlight the P-wave arrivals here with this orange 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3832-1 00:18:43.201 --> 00:18:46.540 line and you can see really clear P-wave arrivals and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3832-2 00:18:46.540 --> 00:18:47.494 S-wave arrivals. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3850-0 00:18:47.504 --> 00:18:50.090 The other thing that I want you to notice are the numbers in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3850-1 00:18:50.090 --> 00:18:50.344 green. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3891-0 00:18:51.164 --> 00:18:55.890 So the lower the number in green is the best for locating 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3891-1 00:18:55.890 --> 00:19:00.767 that event and you will notice all of them are really good less 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3891-2 00:19:00.767 --> 00:19:04.044 than .3 or .1, but one of them stands out. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3909-0 00:19:04.054 --> 00:19:07.694 One of them has a really large residual it's 12 seconds 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3909-1 00:19:07.694 --> 00:19:08.604 of the residual. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3943-0 00:19:08.804 --> 00:19:12.157 But if you look at the picks where it is located, this is a case 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3943-1 00:19:12.157 --> 00:19:15.291 where we have an incorrect association that also happens 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3943-2 00:19:15.291 --> 00:19:17.434 sometimes where they were false picks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3975-0 00:19:17.484 --> 00:19:21.628 So we decided to remove those picks because they contaminate 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3975-1 00:19:21.628 --> 00:19:25.907 and the number of phases in that event, and we decide to locate 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/3975-2 00:19:25.907 --> 00:19:26.654 them again. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4002-0 00:19:30.354 --> 00:19:36.798 Okay. After we have acceptable locations from that software, we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4002-1 00:19:36.798 --> 00:19:40.624 decide to do a magnitude estimations. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4034-0 00:19:40.634 --> 00:19:44.267 using a package called SourceSpec, and the idea is that we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4034-1 00:19:44.267 --> 00:19:47.653 will do a spectral inversion of the seismograph of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4034-2 00:19:47.653 --> 00:19:49.254 seismograms window around. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4076-0 00:19:49.264 --> 00:19:53.940 The S-waves arrival, so we take a static window 5 seconds around 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4076-1 00:19:53.940 --> 00:19:58.543 the web arrivals and we also require a signal to noise ratio 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4076-2 00:19:58.543 --> 00:19:59.694 larger than 1.5. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4085-0 00:20:00.254 --> 00:20:01.634 You're going to see an example here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4107-0 00:20:01.644 --> 00:20:05.651 Of that, the five second window for this one event 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4107-1 00:20:05.651 --> 00:20:07.114 in Pine Island Glacier. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4114-0 00:20:07.484 --> 00:20:09.074 This is the signal to noise ratio. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4129-0 00:20:09.084 --> 00:20:12.434 It's pretty good lower than 2020 or 2017. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4200-0 00:20:13.004 --> 00:20:16.979 We compare that into the spectrum and we take the root 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4200-1 00:20:16.979 --> 00:20:21.152 sum of the squares and you can see we can feed a model to that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4200-2 00:20:21.152 --> 00:20:24.994 and we do that for multiple stations if they're available 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4200-3 00:20:24.994 --> 00:20:29.101 and take the mean value of that and we can have our mind that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4200-4 00:20:29.101 --> 00:20:30.624 for the AH catalog, Okay. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4218-0 00:20:31.694 --> 00:20:38.926 After all those steps, we finally have our seismic event 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4218-1 00:20:38.926 --> 00:20:39.874 catalog. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4231-0 00:20:41.694 --> 00:20:44.064 How that looks like on the map view. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4245-0 00:20:44.254 --> 00:20:49.160 These are the seismic events in Antarctica for more than two 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4245-1 00:20:49.160 --> 00:20:49.764 decades. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4287-0 00:20:50.134 --> 00:20:53.837 This is the seismicity in the study, roughly divided in three 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4287-1 00:20:53.837 --> 00:20:57.718 regions especially so that it will be with the divide that because 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4287-2 00:20:57.718 --> 00:21:00.584 there was a lot of concentration of seismicity 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4318-0 00:21:00.594 --> 00:21:05.588 first, in Mt. Erebus in a radius of less or equal 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4318-1 00:21:05.588 --> 00:21:09.004 to 50 km Mt. Erebus. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4359-0 00:21:09.234 --> 00:21:12.635 There was also another place with high concentration of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4359-1 00:21:12.635 --> 00:21:15.589 seismicity, which is just surrounding and Mount Erebus, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4359-2 00:21:15.589 --> 00:21:19.101 highlighted here by the orange color or around their Ross ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4359-3 00:21:19.101 --> 00:21:19.714 shelf area. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4370-0 00:21:20.004 --> 00:21:23.514 And also we have the rest of the continent in there. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4426-0 00:21:24.454 --> 00:21:29.599 What are the events that we reported in here is that we also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4426-1 00:21:29.599 --> 00:21:34.110 apply a quality control in all the in the in the, in the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4426-2 00:21:34.110 --> 00:21:39.254 catalog is that we only include events that have location errors 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4426-3 00:21:39.254 --> 00:21:42.894 lower or equal than 50 kilometers for Airbus. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4438-0 00:21:42.944 --> 00:21:46.333 We choose to have a higher quality control of 25 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4438-1 00:21:46.333 --> 00:21:47.094 km. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4507-0 00:21:47.384 --> 00:21:51.252 The reason for that is that Erebus is the place or around 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4507-1 00:21:51.252 --> 00:21:54.987 Erebus is the place where we have a more stable seismic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4507-2 00:21:54.987 --> 00:21:58.788 network in time and also we require an azimuthal gap 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4507-3 00:21:58.788 --> 00:22:03.056 lower than 270 degrees and that the number of phases uses 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4507-4 00:22:03.056 --> 00:22:06.324 the location has to be larger or equal than six. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4510-0 00:22:06.834 --> 00:22:07.504 Okay. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4533-0 00:22:07.714 --> 00:22:11.283 And from the map you can see there are multiple places in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4533-1 00:22:11.283 --> 00:22:13.744 Antarctica which is seismically active. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4543-0 00:22:14.234 --> 00:22:17.294 A couple of them probably are related to volcanism here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4572-0 00:22:17.304 --> 00:22:20.869 For example, clear example is Mount Erebus and everyone has in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4572-1 00:22:20.869 --> 00:22:23.584 West Antarctica where there is a a reef system. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4583-0 00:22:23.594 --> 00:22:26.964 So there are some volcanism in there, some of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4596-0 00:22:26.974 --> 00:22:29.044 it's probably intraplate seismicity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4602-0 00:22:29.494 --> 00:22:30.864 Some are more surprising 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4666-0 00:22:30.874 --> 00:22:35.117 observations and are related that the events are near ice streams, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4666-1 00:22:35.117 --> 00:22:39.430 so that's an indication there are potential icequakes and I/v> 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4666-2 00:22:39.430 --> 00:22:43.603 will show you a couple of those waveforms later on and in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4666-3 00:22:43.603 --> 00:22:47.568 total for this, the entire continent for those more than 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4666-4 00:22:47.568 --> 00:22:51.324 two decades of data, we have a 60,000 and six events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4680-0 00:22:51.834 --> 00:22:55.084 What is the magnitude range of the events we detected? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4729-0 00:22:55.294 --> 00:22:58.224 Here I'm just gonna show you at the top 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4731-0 00:22:58.234 --> 00:23:03.164 figure is a magnitude versus time plot from 2000 until the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4731-1 00:23:03.164 --> 00:23:08.177 end of 2020 and the number of events in each of the regions 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4731-2 00:23:08.177 --> 00:23:11.184 that we mentioned before are there. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4764-0 00:23:11.194 --> 00:23:15.324 So for months levels, we have almost 48,000 events for the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4764-1 00:23:15.324 --> 00:23:19.454 surrounding of Mt. Erebus around the Ross Ice Shelf area. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4785-0 00:23:19.464 --> 00:23:23.930 We have 1100 events and for the rest of the continent we have 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4785-1 00:23:23.930 --> 00:23:24.794 1400 events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4828-0 00:23:25.244 --> 00:23:29.806 The largest magnitude event that we detect in our catalog is a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4828-1 00:23:29.806 --> 00:23:33.861 magnitude 4.5 and the smallest magnitude we have in our 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4828-2 00:23:33.861 --> 00:23:38.133 catalogs and minus one. A couple of features that you can 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4828-3 00:23:38.133 --> 00:23:38.784 see here 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4845-0 00:23:38.794 --> 00:23:43.354 in this plot you will notice a couple of times where you see 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4845-1 00:23:43.354 --> 00:23:44.624 vertical strikes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4852-0 00:23:45.334 --> 00:23:47.744 That's actually completely normal. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4871-0 00:23:47.754 --> 00:23:50.962 The reason why there is vertical strikes, as you can see this is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4871-1 00:23:50.962 --> 00:23:51.504 an example. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4901-0 00:23:51.654 --> 00:23:57.102 There are a lot of detections at the end of 2005 and that happens 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4901-1 00:23:57.102 --> 00:24:01.724 when a seismologist go to Antarctica during the summer. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4910-0 00:24:01.934 --> 00:24:05.984 They go during November, December, put some seismometers. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4944-0 00:24:05.994 --> 00:24:09.783 They are allowed to put it there for a month and then retrieve 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4944-1 00:24:09.783 --> 00:24:13.752 back, retrieve those stations so the station do not last for long 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/4944-2 00:24:13.752 --> 00:24:14.714 periods of time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5008-0 00:24:14.764 --> 00:24:18.958 So that's one and you can see those vertical strikes in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5008-1 00:24:18.958 --> 00:24:23.750 multiple of these plots. The same is also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5008-2 00:24:23.750 --> 00:24:28.318 true is that a lot of times happen that in the middle of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5008-3 00:24:28.318 --> 00:24:32.661 years which is winter in Antarctica, the seismometer runs 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5008-4 00:24:32.661 --> 00:24:33.784 out of battery. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5017-0 00:24:33.874 --> 00:24:36.784 So no battery, no data, no detections. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5038-0 00:24:37.174 --> 00:24:42.694 So that's why we have this trends of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5038-1 00:24:42.694 --> 00:24:45.114 seismicity in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5057-0 00:24:47.874 --> 00:24:51.449 Now I'm going to focus on the preliminary observations that we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5057-1 00:24:51.449 --> 00:24:52.584 have in our catalog. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5099-0 00:24:53.154 --> 00:24:56.666 So we have events that are likely to be related to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5099-1 00:24:56.666 --> 00:25:00.592 volcanism, so to mathematica activity somewhere ones are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5099-2 00:25:00.592 --> 00:25:04.792 related to ice quakes and or ones are related to the regular 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5099-3 00:25:04.792 --> 00:25:05.894 tectonic events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5119-0 00:25:06.864 --> 00:25:11.333 So let me start by looking at the place with the most density 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5119-1 00:25:11.333 --> 00:25:12.054 of events 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5125-0 00:25:12.184 --> 00:25:14.144 that would be Mt. Erebus. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5144-0 00:25:14.464 --> 00:25:17.934 So, Mt. Erebus as I said before, it has the large number of events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5204-0 00:25:17.944 --> 00:25:22.096 It has almost 48,000 events on the right side and sorry in the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5204-1 00:25:22.096 --> 00:25:25.983 left figure and showing you a density plot so dark and red 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5204-2 00:25:25.983 --> 00:25:30.135 colors indicate where we have a large density of events, while 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5204-3 00:25:30.135 --> 00:25:34.154 yellow colors and white colors indicate where we don't have. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5220-0 00:25:34.844 --> 00:25:36.724 We don't have a lot of seismicity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5235-0 00:25:37.604 --> 00:25:40.748 The special feature here is that the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5235-1 00:25:40.748 --> 00:25:41.014 seismiciy 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5272-0 00:25:41.024 --> 00:25:45.837 is concentrated on the summit and we're here and also some of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5272-1 00:25:45.837 --> 00:25:49.972 the seismicity is also moving toward the north and the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5272-2 00:25:49.972 --> 00:25:52.604 northwest of the summit. At Erebus 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5300-0 00:25:53.094 --> 00:25:57.560 previous seismic events were only associated with eruptions 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5300-1 00:25:57.560 --> 00:26:02.025 or very long-period explosive eruptions, and there are also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5300-2 00:26:02.025 --> 00:26:05.374 reports of dynamically triggered ice quakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5329-0 00:26:05.644 --> 00:26:10.177 However, the number of events of eruptions is only around 3,000 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5329-1 00:26:10.177 --> 00:26:13.414 and the number of ice quakes is around 7,000, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5352-0 00:26:13.424 --> 00:26:17.297 so we have at least one order of magnitude higher of events and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5352-1 00:26:17.297 --> 00:26:19.354 also for a longer period of time 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5409-0 00:26:19.364 --> 00:26:23.139 we analyze and the other thing is that when I look at the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5409-1 00:26:23.139 --> 00:26:27.109 timing of the eruptions and the timing of the earthquakes so 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5409-2 00:26:27.109 --> 00:26:30.949 that this upload, the weekly number of eruptions in orange 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5409-3 00:26:30.949 --> 00:26:34.854 between 2003 and 2011, that this is data from Knox et al. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5415-0 00:26:35.184 --> 00:26:36.614 They didn't analyze 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5442-0 00:26:37.334 --> 00:26:42.956 a longer period of time and there are two clear peaks of an 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5442-1 00:26:42.956 --> 00:26:47.244 eruption activity in the entire time window, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5507-0 00:26:47.314 --> 00:26:50.886 but when we look at the weekly number of earthquakes in our 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5507-1 00:26:50.886 --> 00:26:54.517 seismic catalog, you will see that there are not really, they 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5507-2 00:26:54.517 --> 00:26:57.850 don't correspond 1 to 1, meaning that we are not only 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5507-3 00:26:57.850 --> 00:27:01.064 detecting some other processes, we need a Mt. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5507-4 00:27:01.064 --> 00:27:04.814 Erebus and not only eruptions in this periods of time as well. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5534-0 00:27:05.734 --> 00:27:10.768 So I also look at the cross section with depth at the plot 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5534-1 00:27:10.768 --> 00:27:14.464 on the left and something that was interesting 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5574-0 00:27:14.474 --> 00:27:17.811 there were some seems to be some deeper events beneath Mt. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5574-1 00:27:17.811 --> 00:27:21.315 Erebus, but only shallow events have been reported such as the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5574-2 00:27:21.315 --> 00:27:24.708 ice quakes or the eruptions. Our seismic catalog contains 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5574-3 00:27:24.708 --> 00:27:25.764 some deeper events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5590-0 00:27:25.774 --> 00:27:27.884 So there are processes that might be happening. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5620-0 00:27:27.894 --> 00:27:31.883 at Mt. Erebus and this is something that I will take a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5620-1 00:27:31.883 --> 00:27:36.004 look in closer look for the next year for the next two years. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5637-0 00:27:37.274 --> 00:27:42.378 Now I'm gonna move on into a different region called the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5637-1 00:27:42.378 --> 00:27:43.184 Maryland. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5641-0 00:27:43.244 --> 00:27:43.984 Where is that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5671-0 00:27:43.994 --> 00:27:48.241 So here I highlighted in the Polygon in red the region I have 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5671-1 00:27:48.241 --> 00:27:50.844 in the circles I have the seismicity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5691-0 00:27:51.354 --> 00:27:54.733 The triangles represent the seismic stations and this place 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5691-1 00:27:54.733 --> 00:27:57.604 over here is called the Executive Committee Range. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5721-0 00:27:57.794 --> 00:28:00.831 This place actually has multiple volcanoes and the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5721-1 00:28:00.831 --> 00:28:04.509 events are located near those volcanoes and some of those ones 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5721-2 00:28:04.509 --> 00:28:06.144 are really not well studied. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5753-0 00:28:06.154 --> 00:28:08.694 Some of them we don't even know if they're active or not. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5762-0 00:28:09.584 --> 00:28:12.935 And I'm just gonna show you an example of the waveform for one 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5762-1 00:28:12.935 --> 00:28:15.648 of these events that I highlighted here in the Red 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5762-2 00:28:15.648 --> 00:28:15.914 Star. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-0 00:28:16.504 --> 00:28:20.574 This one has a moment magnitude of 1.7 is at a depth of 32 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-1 00:28:20.574 --> 00:28:24.781 km, and you can see these are the vertical waveforms 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-2 00:28:24.781 --> 00:28:28.850 with the respective P-wave arrivals from our workflow, and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-3 00:28:28.850 --> 00:28:32.713 we have the horizontal components with their respective 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-4 00:28:32.713 --> 00:28:36.851 S-wave arrivals, with the waveforms that are really 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5837-5 00:28:36.851 --> 00:28:37.954 clean waveforms. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5883-0 00:28:38.024 --> 00:28:41.455 The depth also matches relatively well with what others 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5883-1 00:28:41.455 --> 00:28:45.321 have reported and some of these events that are in this region 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5883-2 00:28:45.321 --> 00:28:48.939 and the Executive Community Range are actually deep, long 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5883-3 00:28:48.939 --> 00:28:52.992 period earthquake similar to the reports of other studies in the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5883-4 00:28:52.992 --> 00:28:53.304 past. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5895-0 00:28:54.494 --> 00:28:57.844 So that's another interesting observation in this spot. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5955-0 00:28:58.414 --> 00:29:02.142 And so here I'm just going to show you a scalargram or a spectrum gram 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5955-1 00:29:02.142 --> 00:29:05.468 where I'm of the vertical component of that event and you 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5955-2 00:29:05.468 --> 00:29:08.966 will see that the energy is clearly only distributed between 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5955-3 00:29:08.966 --> 00:29:12.120 1-3 hz, similar to other deep long-period 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5955-4 00:29:12.120 --> 00:29:15.274 earthquakes reported in other places around the world. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5988-0 00:29:16.844 --> 00:29:20.728 So the seismic events that we have in our catalog, some of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5988-1 00:29:20.728 --> 00:29:24.545 them definitely can be used to study volcanic or magmatic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5988-2 00:29:24.545 --> 00:29:26.454 processes beneath Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/5990-0 00:29:26.544 --> 00:29:26.634 Okay. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6012-0 00:29:30.614 --> 00:29:35.230 Now that I covered the volcanic part, I'm going to move on 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6012-1 00:29:35.230 --> 00:29:36.384 into ice quakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6052-0 00:29:37.614 --> 00:29:41.804 So here on the map I'm just showing you here the names of a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6052-1 00:29:41.804 --> 00:29:46.203 couple of Antarctic ice shelves and on the right-side are a couple 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6052-2 00:29:46.203 --> 00:29:49.974 of the Antarctic ice quakes and glacier I put on top. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6071-0 00:29:50.144 --> 00:29:54.414 The seismicity and the maps are color coded with ice velocity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-0 00:29:54.744 --> 00:29:59.262 This data belongs to Rignot et al. in 2017 and yellow colors 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-1 00:29:59.262 --> 00:30:03.636 on the map or pink colors on the map or even a couple of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-2 00:30:03.636 --> 00:30:08.225 green colors in the map indicate places where you have 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-3 00:30:08.225 --> 00:30:12.957 ice flowing, usually towards the coast and you will notice that a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-4 00:30:12.957 --> 00:30:17.116 lot of the seismicity that we have overlaps with some ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6153-5 00:30:17.116 --> 00:30:17.474 shelves 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6166-0 00:30:17.484 --> 00:30:20.684 specifically here we have the Ross Ice Shelf over here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6206-0 00:30:20.954 --> 00:30:26.343 The Sulphur Ice Shelf and Thwaites and another ones, and also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6206-1 00:30:26.343 --> 00:30:31.560 couple of ice quakes or glaciers specifically here the David 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6206-2 00:30:31.560 --> 00:30:34.724 Glacier or the Michael ice quake. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6229-0 00:30:34.774 --> 00:30:38.053 So I want to assuming into a couple of those regions and show 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6229-1 00:30:38.053 --> 00:30:40.074 you how those ice quakes looks like. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6238-0 00:30:41.214 --> 00:30:43.674 I wanna start with the simple code. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6245-0 00:30:43.684 --> 00:30:44.584 So where is that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6251-0 00:30:44.694 --> 00:30:48.414 Here I highlighted the region in red and. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6277-0 00:30:50.114 --> 00:30:54.515 So you can see there is a cluster of seismicity over here 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6277-1 00:30:54.515 --> 00:30:56.614 near the station S020. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6290-0 00:30:57.844 --> 00:31:01.742 There was actually not only one station, but for the purpose of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6290-1 00:31:01.742 --> 00:31:02.594 illustrations. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6322-0 00:31:02.744 --> 00:31:07.018 I'm just showing one, but during that period of time there were 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6322-1 00:31:07.018 --> 00:31:11.024 13 arrays so sorry, 13 seismic stations for a period of one 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6322-2 00:31:11.024 --> 00:31:11.424 month. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6367-0 00:31:12.454 --> 00:31:16.390 This place right where it says Vista is located is 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6367-1 00:31:16.390 --> 00:31:20.195 called the Ice Stream E or also MacAyeal Ice Stream and the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6367-2 00:31:20.195 --> 00:31:23.934 waveforms and the locations indicate across very origin. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6371-0 00:31:23.944 --> 00:31:25.384 The locations are already mentioned. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6378-0 00:31:25.394 --> 00:31:27.144 Is a place with high ice velocity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6388-0 00:31:27.314 --> 00:31:29.274 So how the waveforms indicate that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6409-0 00:31:30.464 --> 00:31:34.943 So here I'm just showing you the vertical components for four 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6409-1 00:31:34.943 --> 00:31:37.254 events observed by this station. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6417-0 00:31:37.264 --> 00:31:39.494 This filter between 5-30 Hz. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6431-0 00:31:40.204 --> 00:31:42.554 I want you to take a quick look to the X. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6438-0 00:31:42.604 --> 00:31:45.494 The time axis is only four seconds long. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6448-0 00:31:45.504 --> 00:31:47.054 These are four different events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6452-0 00:31:47.784 --> 00:31:48.504 P-wave 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6472-0 00:31:48.574 --> 00:31:51.354 arrivals are in the middle, and the S-wave arrivals 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6472-1 00:31:51.354 --> 00:31:52.174 are the red lines. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6502-0 00:31:52.184 --> 00:31:56.193 But if you take the difference between the S-, P-wave arrival, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6502-1 00:31:56.193 --> 00:32:00.077 they are less than .5 seconds, which indicates that there are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6502-2 00:32:00.077 --> 00:32:01.204 two possibilities. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6537-0 00:32:01.214 --> 00:32:05.612 One of them, it has to be a shallow source or really close 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6537-1 00:32:05.612 --> 00:32:10.309 source to the station and also the location of a lot of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6537-2 00:32:10.309 --> 00:32:12.694 these events over here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6557-0 00:32:12.764 --> 00:32:15.787 This four specifically is less than a couple of 100 m, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6557-1 00:32:15.787 --> 00:32:18.154 which indicates also a shallow source as well. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6560-0 00:32:19.264 --> 00:32:20.934 Umm. Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6569-0 00:32:20.944 --> 00:32:23.064 And they're also highly similar. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6596-0 00:32:23.124 --> 00:32:26.333 You can see that from the way from setting the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6596-1 00:32:26.333 --> 00:32:29.714 similarity between these events over here is more than .7. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6611-0 00:32:33.024 --> 00:32:37.054 OK, now I'm gonna move on into a different place. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-0 00:32:37.104 --> 00:32:41.162 So here I put all the seismicity in our catalog and I want to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-1 00:32:41.162 --> 00:32:45.285 focus in this spot called David Glacier over here and I'm also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-2 00:32:45.285 --> 00:32:49.277 going to show you the seismogram for this station called BNDA 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-3 00:32:49.277 --> 00:32:53.204 here of Northeast a couple of like hundreds kilometers away 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-4 00:32:53.204 --> 00:32:57.065 from David Glacier but record really nice events that this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-5 00:32:57.065 --> 00:33:01.122 spot and I'm going to focus on the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-6 00:33:01.122 --> 00:33:05.376 stars so there are five stars were here they are really close 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-7 00:33:05.376 --> 00:33:09.499 to each other and I'm going to show you the waveforms for some of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6723-8 00:33:09.499 --> 00:33:11.004 those ones and they're 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6748-0 00:33:11.114 --> 00:33:15.137 called the waveforms are color coded also with the colors of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6748-1 00:33:15.137 --> 00:33:15.994 the start at 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6758-0 00:33:16.004 --> 00:33:21.084 these events are magnitude between 2 and 2.5. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6791-0 00:33:21.094 --> 00:33:24.716 They were detected during the January 2003 and they are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6791-1 00:33:24.716 --> 00:33:28.920 relatively long, like a minute long at least observed 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6791-2 00:33:28.920 --> 00:33:29.954 by this station. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6829-0 00:33:30.224 --> 00:33:33.868 And if I compare if I calculate the cross correlation between 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6829-1 00:33:33.868 --> 00:33:37.571 these event in black and your events that are highlighted here 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6829-2 00:33:37.571 --> 00:33:40.804 with the stars, you will notice that there is a lot of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6829-3 00:33:40.804 --> 00:33:42.214 similarity between them. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6857-0 00:33:42.224 --> 00:33:46.535 So I put the cross correlation value specifically between 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6857-1 00:33:46.535 --> 00:33:50.474 parentheses, so this one is .77 .97, point 9.87. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6878-0 00:33:50.744 --> 00:33:55.638 So we have a place in David Glacier where you have similar 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6878-1 00:33:55.638 --> 00:33:58.044 events at similar locations. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6892-0 00:33:58.314 --> 00:34:00.884 This is not, not so surprising. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6934-0 00:34:00.894 --> 00:34:04.755 After all, some other have reported similar events by 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6934-1 00:34:04.755 --> 00:34:08.973 Danesi and also so at all, and they postulated that in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6934-2 00:34:08.973 --> 00:34:12.404 David Glazier there is a large single asperity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6938-0 00:34:12.414 --> 00:34:14.384 There is always a failure. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6962-0 00:34:14.394 --> 00:34:18.608 It's always failing in the same way, and that's the reason 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/6962-1 00:34:18.608 --> 00:34:20.714 why we have this similar events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7010-0 00:34:23.694 --> 00:34:27.980 Now, however, when we look at a couple of other events near 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7010-1 00:34:27.980 --> 00:34:32.409 David Glacier event #2 and also a little bit further away, we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7010-2 00:34:32.409 --> 00:34:36.694 found out that there are also non similar events over here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7064-0 00:34:36.804 --> 00:34:40.292 So this is our reference waveform in red and sorry in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7064-1 00:34:40.292 --> 00:34:44.025 black and when I compare with the waveforms observed by this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7064-2 00:34:44.025 --> 00:34:47.696 station for all these events in with the diamonds, you will 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7064-3 00:34:47.696 --> 00:34:49.654 notice that they're not similar. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7075-0 00:34:49.664 --> 00:34:51.894 This is by just calculating the cross correlation. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7094-0 00:34:51.944 --> 00:34:55.132 The magnitude ranges around the same as well as the events in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7094-1 00:34:55.132 --> 00:34:55.594 the left. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7146-0 00:34:55.684 --> 00:34:59.707 They're going to do and 2.5, but the cross correlation value are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7146-1 00:34:59.707 --> 00:35:03.420 less than .3 in general, meaning that there is not is not a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7146-2 00:35:03.420 --> 00:35:07.381 single asperity, but there might be other processes going on in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7146-3 00:35:07.381 --> 00:35:09.794 David Glacier or around David Glacier. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7205-0 00:35:10.444 --> 00:35:15.476 So all this observation indicate that these ice quakes can be 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7205-1 00:35:15.476 --> 00:35:20.349 used to study the state of the glacier, the ice shelfs, or the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7205-2 00:35:20.349 --> 00:35:25.221 ice streams, but also highlights how similar tectonic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7205-3 00:35:25.221 --> 00:35:29.534 seismicity to signals from the cryosphere as well. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7238-0 00:35:30.404 --> 00:35:34.186 Because if you remember, we use face speaker training 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7238-1 00:35:34.186 --> 00:35:38.353 tectonic events, but we are also finding other events related to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7238-2 00:35:38.353 --> 00:35:39.314 the cryosphere. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7296-0 00:35:42.994 --> 00:35:46.763 Now I'm going to change to another region in East 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7296-1 00:35:46.763 --> 00:35:50.599 Antarctica, but I just want to remind you that there are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7296-2 00:35:50.599 --> 00:35:54.569 multiple events that were located in both in East and West 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7296-3 00:35:54.569 --> 00:35:58.473 Antarctica in our catalog reported by order that might be 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7296-4 00:35:58.473 --> 00:36:00.424 related to fall reactivation. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7310-0 00:36:00.474 --> 00:36:03.334 This is the case in East Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-0 00:36:04.354 --> 00:36:08.424 Uh, there are some events we have in our catalog 12 events 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-1 00:36:08.424 --> 00:36:12.769 with magnitudes between 1.2 and 2.7, and although some of them 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-2 00:36:12.769 --> 00:36:16.908 are really the stations that detected these events are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-3 00:36:16.908 --> 00:36:21.115 really sparse or they're far away from it, although some 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-4 00:36:21.115 --> 00:36:24.840 of the event depths in this region and other ones are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-5 00:36:24.840 --> 00:36:28.427 between 5 km and 35 km and they are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-6 00:36:28.427 --> 00:36:31.945 comparable to intraplate earthquake depths in our 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7402-7 00:36:31.945 --> 00:36:32.634 continent. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7419-0 00:36:32.644 --> 00:36:35.844 So that's why we say that some of them are probably related to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7427-0 00:36:36.264 --> 00:36:40.314 tectonic activity, Okay. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7433-0 00:36:43.534 --> 00:36:44.874 Now I want to mention. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7444-0 00:36:46.804 --> 00:36:52.014 that the catalog has some limitations, starting with the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7450-0 00:36:53.854 --> 00:36:55.124 velocity model. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7475-0 00:36:55.234 --> 00:37:00.568 So if you remember for the location and for the association 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7475-1 00:37:00.568 --> 00:37:04.924 step, we use a global velocity model. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7481-0 00:37:04.934 --> 00:37:06.784 We use a K135. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7501-0 00:37:06.944 --> 00:37:10.880 This is just a flow of that velocity model from 0 to 50 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7501-1 00:37:10.880 --> 00:37:11.614 km. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7518-0 00:37:11.764 --> 00:37:15.651 The P-wave and the S-wave velocity and we use that for all 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7518-1 00:37:15.651 --> 00:37:17.034 the entire continent. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7533-0 00:37:17.124 --> 00:37:21.934 But this velocity model might not be good in certain 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7533-1 00:37:21.934 --> 00:37:22.564 regions. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7571-0 00:37:22.574 --> 00:37:25.976 For example, here took a local velocity model from West 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7571-1 00:37:25.976 --> 00:37:29.256 Antarctica and you can see there are some significant 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7571-2 00:37:29.256 --> 00:37:33.023 differences, meaning that the hypocenter in some regions from 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7571-3 00:37:33.023 --> 00:37:34.784 some regions can be improved. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7599-0 00:37:36.164 --> 00:37:40.113 Based on our catalog just provide an idea in some cases of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7599-1 00:37:40.113 --> 00:37:42.924 of that the possible depth of the events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7610-0 00:37:43.914 --> 00:37:47.404 The other part is that we use a quality control. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7627-0 00:37:48.294 --> 00:37:52.784 The quality control was that we have error location less than 50 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7627-1 00:37:52.784 --> 00:37:53.544 km. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7653-0 00:37:53.654 --> 00:37:58.152 Also impose a signal to noise ratio in the moment magnitude of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7653-1 00:37:58.152 --> 00:38:00.864 1.5 and azimuthal gap of 270 degrees. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7676-0 00:38:01.094 --> 00:38:06.637 So why we choose to do that and the quality control is that so 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7676-1 00:38:06.637 --> 00:38:07.604 there 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7721-0 00:38:07.794 --> 00:38:11.199 our idea is that we want to provide a higher quality 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7721-1 00:38:11.199 --> 00:38:15.311 control, even though this will reduce the number of events, but 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7721-2 00:38:15.311 --> 00:38:19.422 all these quality control will will provide a better quality in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7721-3 00:38:19.422 --> 00:38:22.634 the location and also on the event with the base. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7775-0 00:38:23.264 --> 00:38:28.220 Of course, if we don't apply any quality control, we can easily 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7775-1 00:38:28.220 --> 00:38:32.323 duplicate or even triple the amounts of events in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7775-2 00:38:32.323 --> 00:38:36.969 Antarctica and the depth constraint has to be in or the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7775-3 00:38:36.969 --> 00:38:41.537 depth reported by the catalog have to interpret cautiously 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7775-4 00:38:41.537 --> 00:38:41.924 this. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7833-0 00:38:41.934 --> 00:38:46.890 The main reason that we say that is that according with synthetic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7833-1 00:38:46.890 --> 00:38:51.545 tests done by Gomberg et al. in 1990 is that one general rule of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7833-2 00:38:51.545 --> 00:38:55.825 thumb is that it required to have at least 1 S-phase at a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7833-3 00:38:55.825 --> 00:38:59.354 station within approximately 1.4 focal depths, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7837-0 00:38:59.364 --> 00:39:00.864 distance from the source. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7861-0 00:39:01.014 --> 00:39:05.232 Multiple cases we don't have that requirement somebody once 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7861-1 00:39:05.232 --> 00:39:06.184 we do have it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7894-0 00:39:06.194 --> 00:39:10.006 But in general, the station the distance from a couple of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7894-1 00:39:10.006 --> 00:39:13.757 sources that we have to the station sometime, it's more than 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7894-2 00:39:13.757 --> 00:39:15.724 hundreds of kilometers far away. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7909-0 00:39:15.984 --> 00:39:19.329 So the depth has to be interpreted with some caution in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7909-1 00:39:19.329 --> 00:39:20.464 some areas. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7930-0 00:39:23.104 --> 00:39:27.134 Now what the catalog can be used in the future? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7949-0 00:39:27.194 --> 00:39:29.714 We think that the catalog can be used with a template 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/7953-0 00:39:29.724 --> 00:39:30.604 matches approaches. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-0 00:39:30.614 --> 00:39:34.569 So if some other folks are interested in finding more 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-1 00:39:34.569 --> 00:39:38.524 events and maybe reveal some temporal trends in the seismicity, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-2 00:39:38.524 --> 00:39:42.677 will be possible that if there are enough detections and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-3 00:39:42.677 --> 00:39:46.896 the D-geometry of the events and the station 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-4 00:39:46.896 --> 00:39:50.521 allow, maybe use more sophisticated algorithms such as 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-5 00:39:50.521 --> 00:39:54.805 double difference relocation to do some discovery of faults that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-6 00:39:54.805 --> 00:39:58.826 this has been used by multiple scientists in other 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8048-7 00:39:58.826 --> 00:40:01.924 regions such as risk crashes and other places. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8059-0 00:40:02.254 --> 00:40:05.284 So that will be one possibility to use the catalog. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8072-0 00:40:05.644 --> 00:40:08.709 Another one is to use the catalog in a transfer learning 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8072-1 00:40:08.709 --> 00:40:08.924 way. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8112-0 00:40:09.174 --> 00:40:13.898 What do I mean is that we use a data set training tectonic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8112-1 00:40:13.898 --> 00:40:18.942 events to detect seismicity in Antarctica and has not seen any 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8112-2 00:40:18.942 --> 00:40:21.184 of these events in the past. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8157-0 00:40:21.194 --> 00:40:25.212 But according with Lapins et al. study is that it's better 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8157-1 00:40:25.212 --> 00:40:28.840 sometimes to use as your training data set local events 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8157-2 00:40:28.840 --> 00:40:32.533 from your own seismic network and that will increase the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8157-3 00:40:32.533 --> 00:40:35.384 number of picks or the number of detection. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8173-0 00:40:35.554 --> 00:40:38.632 So here on the right side I'm just showing you an example of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8173-1 00:40:38.632 --> 00:40:38.884 that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8211-0 00:40:38.954 --> 00:40:42.594 So we have the number of S, the total number of bands with 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8211-1 00:40:42.594 --> 00:40:46.354 machine learning phase, speaker in yellow, and you can see that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8211-2 00:40:46.354 --> 00:40:48.024 they detect a lot of events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8233-0 00:40:48.034 --> 00:40:51.142 But if you retrain that with local events, you are able to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8233-1 00:40:51.142 --> 00:40:52.564 detect more events as well. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8258-0 00:40:54.004 --> 00:40:57.822 Other options is to study a earthquakes, earthquake 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8258-1 00:40:57.822 --> 00:41:02.227 interactions or interesting like interactions such as title 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8258-2 00:41:02.227 --> 00:41:03.034 triggering. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8271-0 00:41:03.404 --> 00:41:05.834 This has been done partially by Peng et al. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8290-0 00:41:05.844 --> 00:41:10.972 In 2014, he showed that there is some dynamic triggering 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8290-1 00:41:10.972 --> 00:41:12.874 going on in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8341-0 00:41:12.884 --> 00:41:17.270 by looking at only one single event after the seismic event 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8341-1 00:41:17.270 --> 00:41:21.582 from Chile, and there is some evidence that there is some 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8341-2 00:41:21.582 --> 00:41:26.117 dynamic triggering which indicates that there might be some faults 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8341-3 00:41:26.117 --> 00:41:30.874 or cryospheric places that you are highly sensitive to external 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8341-4 00:41:30.874 --> 00:41:33.104 stress perturbations. Finally. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8359-0 00:41:35.624 --> 00:41:38.479 it's important to do a systematic classification of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8359-1 00:41:38.479 --> 00:41:39.294 seismic signals. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8372-0 00:41:39.304 --> 00:41:42.969 I show you that there are different types of signals in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8372-1 00:41:42.969 --> 00:41:43.754 the catalog. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8380-0 00:41:43.764 --> 00:41:45.894 We have some long-period earthquakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8390-0 00:41:46.004 --> 00:41:47.694 We have some icequake waveforms. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8455-0 00:41:47.704 --> 00:41:50.830 We also have some earthquake waveforms, but we did not 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8455-1 00:41:50.830 --> 00:41:54.410 classify them all of them, but we did was we just like zooming 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8455-2 00:41:54.410 --> 00:41:57.706 into our region that look interesting were like oh this 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8455-3 00:41:57.706 --> 00:42:01.172 is stuck, what is what the waveforms look like and see what 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8455-4 00:42:01.172 --> 00:42:04.184 other have done in the past in this specific region. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8477-0 00:42:04.194 --> 00:42:07.392 That's how we determine that some of our waveforms are long 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8477-1 00:42:07.392 --> 00:42:09.364 period or earthquakes or icequakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8521-0 00:42:10.424 --> 00:42:15.863 And finally, if we do some focal mechanisms, we probably will be 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8521-1 00:42:15.863 --> 00:42:21.301 able to obtain a better idea of what is the geometry or what are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8521-2 00:42:21.301 --> 00:42:26.404 the possible fault in styles that happened in Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8539-0 00:42:27.914 --> 00:42:31.859 Now coming back to my first question is how seismically 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8539-1 00:42:31.859 --> 00:42:34.324 active is the Antarctic continent? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8553-0 00:42:34.594 --> 00:42:37.905 According with our seismic catalog, there at least 60,000 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8553-1 00:42:37.905 --> 00:42:38.304 events. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8574-0 00:42:38.614 --> 00:42:43.138 The magnitudes of those events ranges from -1 up to 2, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8574-1 00:42:43.138 --> 00:42:43.844 up to 4.5. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-0 00:42:44.694 --> 00:42:49.024 We build this catalog using only public data and the events come 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-1 00:42:49.024 --> 00:42:53.154 from different sources and some of them are priced vary, some 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-2 00:42:53.154 --> 00:42:57.151 are are volcanic and some are tectonic and we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-3 00:42:57.151 --> 00:43:00.548 encourage the seismological community to use these 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-4 00:43:00.548 --> 00:43:04.744 exploratory catalog as a starting point for future 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-5 00:43:04.744 --> 00:43:08.142 studies and to improve our understanding of Antarctic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8644-6 00:43:08.142 --> 00:43:08.874 seismicity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8648-0 00:43:11.044 --> 00:43:11.694 Thank you 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8654-0 00:43:11.704 --> 00:43:13.654 and I will take any questions. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8658-0 00:43:24.554 --> 00:43:24.904 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8672-0 00:43:24.914 --> 00:43:28.316 So we'll start by taking any questions there might be in the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8672-1 00:43:28.316 --> 00:43:28.594 room. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8674-0 00:43:31.414 --> 00:43:31.574 They. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8687-0 00:43:33.214 --> 00:43:36.474 I have a question alright in the garden time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8695-0 00:43:36.924 --> 00:43:41.014 Does your study have any implications for climate change? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8709-0 00:43:44.564 --> 00:43:45.324 Whoops, is my. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8717-0 00:43:44.564 --> 00:43:47.863 How how much climate change might be out affecting 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8717-1 00:43:47.863 --> 00:43:48.574 Antarctica? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8760-0 00:43:49.864 --> 00:43:54.953 So at the moment the data set that we build is only from 2000 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8760-1 00:43:54.953 --> 00:44:00.207 and 2020, so there might be some implication if we can classify 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8760-2 00:44:00.207 --> 00:44:03.654 better the ice quakes in certain regions. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8810-0 00:44:04.084 --> 00:44:08.090 If there is a, let's say, a more stable seismic that way in a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8810-1 00:44:08.090 --> 00:44:12.226 specific area where we see ice quakes or we observe issues, for 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8810-2 00:44:12.226 --> 00:44:16.361 example, Mount Erebus has a lot of ice quakes, but there's also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8810-3 00:44:16.361 --> 00:44:17.524 volcanic activity. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8845-0 00:44:17.534 --> 00:44:21.984 So if there is some sort of like, umm, let's let's say, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8845-1 00:44:21.984 --> 00:44:27.149 warming up of a glacier, then in theory we should be able to see 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8845-2 00:44:27.149 --> 00:44:29.294 some different type of ice. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8862-0 00:44:29.304 --> 00:44:33.398 Craig activity, but someone has to look in more detail to the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8862-1 00:44:33.398 --> 00:44:34.784 catalogue in general. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8865-0 00:44:37.234 --> 00:44:37.484 Thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8876-0 00:44:40.254 --> 00:44:43.644 OK, there is a question from Sumant. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8887-0 00:44:43.654 --> 00:44:45.994 Do you want to unmute and ask your question? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8889-0 00:44:47.184 --> 00:44:48.264 Yeah, I'm here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8908-0 00:44:48.344 --> 00:44:52.055 Thank you for the great talk, Andreas, and it was almost very 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8908-1 00:44:52.055 --> 00:44:52.354 good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8912-0 00:44:52.884 --> 00:44:53.974 I had a question. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8935-0 00:44:53.984 --> 00:44:57.788 So you mentioned that we are going to have a better covers 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8935-1 00:44:57.788 --> 00:45:00.624 scientific coverage and in West Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8977-0 00:45:02.834 --> 00:45:06.483 I'm sorry if I missed that, but did you give us a timeline and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8977-1 00:45:06.483 --> 00:45:10.075 the geography of where we are going to have this coverage and 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/8977-2 00:45:10.075 --> 00:45:11.754 from when, I mean until then? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9002-0 00:45:12.754 --> 00:45:17.757 Ohh so I know that there are a couple of stations being 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9002-1 00:45:17.757 --> 00:45:22.402 deployed by the British illogical survey in Western 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9002-2 00:45:22.402 --> 00:45:23.384 Antarctica. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9024-0 00:45:23.864 --> 00:45:28.362 I don't know if that will be public and if they becomes 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9011-0 00:45:24.434 --> 00:45:24.554 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9024-1 00:45:28.362 --> 00:45:28.924 public. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9034-0 00:45:28.934 --> 00:45:31.874 I don't know when I can share those papers with you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9071-0 00:45:31.884 --> 00:45:35.738 They have already published a couple of papers related to ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9071-1 00:45:35.738 --> 00:45:39.717 quick activity in a specific ice cream place, but I don't think 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9071-2 00:45:39.717 --> 00:45:41.954 that's available as soon right now. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9101-0 00:45:42.964 --> 00:45:47.138 Uh, they they also have a distributed acoustic sensing 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9101-1 00:45:47.138 --> 00:45:52.070 cable there, but the time window for when they tackle, they wish 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9101-2 00:45:52.070 --> 00:45:52.904 that we do. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9115-0 00:45:52.914 --> 00:45:55.464 They use and it's not on the top of my head. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9118-0 00:45:57.144 --> 00:45:57.664 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9131-0 00:45:58.174 --> 00:46:00.754 Can I follow up about the ice quick question? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9148-0 00:46:01.494 --> 00:46:04.742 Would you be able to speak a bit about what you see from your 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9148-1 00:46:04.742 --> 00:46:05.004 data? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9168-0 00:46:05.014 --> 00:46:09.114 Like how the volcanic and magmatic activity has affected 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9168-1 00:46:09.114 --> 00:46:11.344 the earthquakes on Ross Island. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9210-0 00:46:11.414 --> 00:46:15.614 Because, you know, we showed you showed a slide in the last where 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9210-1 00:46:15.614 --> 00:46:19.431 there were so many activities around Mount Erebus and Mount 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9188-0 00:46:15.704 --> 00:46:15.904 Yep. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9199-0 00:46:19.334 --> 00:46:19.534 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9210-2 00:46:19.431 --> 00:46:22.994 Arabis inactive for last 6.5 million years at time, so. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9211-0 00:46:23.714 --> 00:46:23.914 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9237-0 00:46:25.924 --> 00:46:30.811 I I have not yet, let's say classify what type of events I'm 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9237-1 00:46:30.811 --> 00:46:32.894 I'm I'm finding in Airbus. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9266-0 00:46:33.504 --> 00:46:37.044 I we are finding for sure some ice quakes and some other ones, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9266-1 00:46:37.044 --> 00:46:40.134 but I have that's the project for let's say this year. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9286-0 00:46:40.674 --> 00:46:43.848 I'm gonna look into more detail in that so I know that I'm 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9286-1 00:46:43.848 --> 00:46:46.214 detecting some explosions, some ice quakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9302-0 00:46:46.224 --> 00:46:49.652 It might be some deep events as well, but how many are of each 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9302-1 00:46:49.652 --> 00:46:50.414 of those ones? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9308-0 00:46:50.424 --> 00:46:51.834 I cannot tell you right now. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9311-0 00:46:53.604 --> 00:46:54.044 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9328-0 00:46:54.104 --> 00:46:59.054 And what about the remnant seismic signature? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9347-0 00:46:59.064 --> 00:47:03.118 Slow, for example, Ross Island has, you know, mount that ARB, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9390-0 00:47:02.144 --> 00:47:02.254 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9347-1 00:47:03.118 --> 00:47:05.144 Mount Bird, Hotpoint peninsula. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9355-0 00:47:05.154 --> 00:47:07.024 They have been active in past. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9394-0 00:47:07.634 --> 00:47:10.997 So are you able to take out those remain remnant seismic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9394-1 00:47:10.997 --> 00:47:14.360 pages from your signals from using your machine learning 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9394-2 00:47:14.360 --> 00:47:17.604 technique or I don't know, you know combined together? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9410-0 00:47:18.674 --> 00:47:21.274 Sorry, just say remenant size big signals of where. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9408-0 00:47:22.374 --> 00:47:22.704 Right. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9459-0 00:47:22.714 --> 00:47:27.281 So for us Island has Mount, Mount Berg, Hotpoint Peninsula, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9423-0 00:47:24.584 --> 00:47:24.784 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9434-0 00:47:26.824 --> 00:47:27.554 Ohh yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9459-1 00:47:27.281 --> 00:47:31.695 so they all you know, they all contribute to your seismic 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9438-0 00:47:27.564 --> 00:47:28.514 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9442-0 00:47:28.524 --> 00:47:29.174 There correct. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9450-0 00:47:29.184 --> 00:47:29.424 Got it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9459-2 00:47:31.695 --> 00:47:32.304 signals. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9466-0 00:47:33.174 --> 00:47:33.844 Yes, correct. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9487-0 00:47:33.794 --> 00:47:39.440 I so if you are just focusing on Mount Erebus, how are you going 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9480-0 00:47:37.394 --> 00:47:37.594 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9487-1 00:47:39.440 --> 00:47:41.264 to take them away of? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9493-0 00:47:41.354 --> 00:47:42.794 You're doing a machine learning technique. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9495-0 00:47:42.804 --> 00:47:42.964 I'm. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9519-0 00:47:42.974 --> 00:47:45.208 I'm in no wise on machine learning, so I just want to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9514-0 00:47:45.074 --> 00:47:45.744 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9519-1 00:47:45.208 --> 00:47:45.414 know. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9516-0 00:47:46.154 --> 00:47:46.544 No. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9557-0 00:47:46.554 --> 00:47:50.596 So I mean in our so weather what we plan to do for month Airbus 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9557-1 00:47:50.596 --> 00:47:54.764 in the near future is that we're gonna improve, for example, have 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9557-2 00:47:54.764 --> 00:47:57.164 a better velocity model to use there. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9596-0 00:47:57.174 --> 00:48:01.125 So we have a better location, maybe try some double difference 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9596-1 00:48:01.125 --> 00:48:04.762 location algorithms so we can pinpoint exactly like which 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9596-2 00:48:04.762 --> 00:48:07.144 places are more active in it enables. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9626-0 00:48:07.374 --> 00:48:11.350 Maybe we have some activity, not only monterra boots, but also in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9626-1 00:48:11.350 --> 00:48:14.784 Montverde or Montero or slightly outside of Ross Island. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9639-0 00:48:14.794 --> 00:48:17.754 But that's something that we will do in the near future. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9645-0 00:48:19.334 --> 00:48:19.794 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9647-0 00:48:19.804 --> 00:48:20.564 That sounds good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9649-0 00:48:20.664 --> 00:48:20.974 Thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9660-0 00:48:23.744 --> 00:48:26.084 And it looks like Clara Yun has a question. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9666-0 00:48:30.684 --> 00:48:31.024 Click. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9664-0 00:48:30.784 --> 00:48:31.364 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9668-0 00:48:31.424 --> 00:48:31.694 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9670-0 00:48:31.704 --> 00:48:32.074 Thanks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9679-0 00:48:32.264 --> 00:48:33.914 Thanks Andreas for the great talk. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-0 00:48:34.784 --> 00:48:39.140 I'm just curious about how long did it take you to like what was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-1 00:48:39.140 --> 00:48:43.160 the runtime for processing and like creating the Antarctica 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-2 00:48:43.160 --> 00:48:47.181 catalog because I've used a lot of the same methods and I'm 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-3 00:48:47.181 --> 00:48:50.867 surprised you're able to run real on, you know, all of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9728-0 00:48:48.314 --> 00:48:48.534 That. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-4 00:48:50.867 --> 00:48:54.619 Antarctica or like 20 years because in my experience it 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9751-5 00:48:54.619 --> 00:48:56.294 takes a long time to run. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9768-0 00:48:56.304 --> 00:48:58.164 So yeah, I'm just curious to run the time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9766-0 00:48:56.844 --> 00:48:58.774 Ah, OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9782-0 00:48:58.784 --> 00:49:02.210 So yeah, actually so about the running time of creating the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9782-1 00:49:02.210 --> 00:49:03.294 earthquake catalog. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9803-0 00:49:03.304 --> 00:49:07.845 I will say that the face speaker was one of the steps that did 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9803-1 00:49:07.845 --> 00:49:08.854 not take long. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9825-0 00:49:08.984 --> 00:49:13.155 The magnitudes and location where OK it was like sometime 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9825-1 00:49:13.155 --> 00:49:16.534 but not long but real does take a lot of time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9852-0 00:49:17.044 --> 00:49:22.070 That one, I have to say that we have a super computer and what 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9852-1 00:49:22.070 --> 00:49:24.304 with this we assign like to. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9865-0 00:49:24.574 --> 00:49:27.344 I think it was like each note a separate month. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9880-0 00:49:27.354 --> 00:49:31.484 So we have 12 months multiplied by 21 and one. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9916-0 00:49:31.554 --> 00:49:35.614 For each of those notes was in charge of one month of data, but 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9916-1 00:49:35.614 --> 00:49:39.609 sometimes it takes like a whole week or a week, two weeks just 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9916-2 00:49:39.609 --> 00:49:40.624 to process that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9960-0 00:49:40.634 --> 00:49:44.538 So I would say real was the one that took longer to run and also 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9960-1 00:49:44.538 --> 00:49:48.441 don't know how did the data took a little bit of time too, but I 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9960-2 00:49:48.441 --> 00:49:51.984 was not using a supercomputer for that step at that point. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9964-0 00:49:51.994 --> 00:49:53.494 So yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9965-0 00:49:55.004 --> 00:49:55.354 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9967-0 00:49:55.364 --> 00:49:55.634 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9969-0 00:49:55.644 --> 00:49:55.994 Do you? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9985-0 00:49:56.004 --> 00:49:59.288 Do you just remember offhand what, like grid spacing you used 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/9985-1 00:49:59.288 --> 00:49:59.764 for real? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10003-0 00:50:00.334 --> 00:50:04.104 Umm, let me check my the. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10024-0 00:50:03.184 --> 00:50:06.108 I mean, it's not a big deal if you don't remember, but that's I 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10028-0 00:50:05.774 --> 00:50:09.364 A thing is like why I think I have like one point. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10024-1 00:50:06.108 --> 00:50:07.204 had the same experience. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10068-0 00:50:09.374 --> 00:50:15.738 Ohh the grid size which I think was 1.6 was the total and was 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10068-1 00:50:15.738 --> 00:50:22.204 like .01 or .02 and then so it was really it was really dense. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10077-0 00:50:22.214 --> 00:50:25.824 Let's say the horizontal part, but the depth. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10100-0 00:50:25.834 --> 00:50:29.682 We use the steps of I think was 10 kilometers up to 60 or 100 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10097-0 00:50:29.234 --> 00:50:29.834 Right. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10100-1 00:50:29.682 --> 00:50:30.364 kilometers. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10103-0 00:50:29.954 --> 00:50:30.554 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10119-0 00:50:30.794 --> 00:50:32.094 So yeah, it was something like that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10149-0 00:50:31.044 --> 00:50:34.593 Yeah, I found that I had to use like fine grid spacing for real 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10149-1 00:50:34.593 --> 00:50:38.032 to get it to work, and it also took me a long time to run, so 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10149-2 00:50:38.032 --> 00:50:40.804 I'm actively looking for alternative associators. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10155-0 00:50:40.844 --> 00:50:41.784 So yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10157-0 00:50:41.834 --> 00:50:42.154 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10163-0 00:50:41.854 --> 00:50:42.664 Uh, sure, yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10170-0 00:50:42.164 --> 00:50:42.554 Thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10173-0 00:50:42.674 --> 00:50:44.404 We got we can discuss about that later. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10194-0 00:50:44.414 --> 00:50:46.004 If you want to, I have like a lot of like. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10181-0 00:50:44.754 --> 00:50:45.214 Right, right. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10187-0 00:50:45.224 --> 00:50:45.504 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10189-0 00:50:45.514 --> 00:50:46.164 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10192-0 00:50:46.254 --> 00:50:46.864 OK, great. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10195-0 00:50:46.874 --> 00:50:47.234 Thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10201-0 00:50:49.164 --> 00:50:49.834 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10207-0 00:50:49.844 --> 00:50:51.244 Margaret, do you wanna ask your question? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10215-0 00:50:53.324 --> 00:50:54.304 Yeah, I'd love to. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10224-0 00:50:55.044 --> 00:50:56.614 Thanks for the great talk, Andres. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10249-0 00:50:56.944 --> 00:51:00.573 So my question is related to the ice streams which I don't know 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10249-1 00:51:00.573 --> 00:51:03.294 very much about and I don't know much about it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10251-0 00:51:03.304 --> 00:51:03.774 Squeaks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10308-0 00:51:03.784 --> 00:51:08.782 But I was curious what do you think controls whether or not an 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10308-1 00:51:08.782 --> 00:51:13.860 ice cream is seismogenic or sort of like is it the speed of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10308-2 00:51:13.860 --> 00:51:18.461 ice cream once it's a fast enough speed that it's able to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10308-3 00:51:18.461 --> 00:51:22.824 generate a seismic signal and sort of nest it in that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10314-0 00:51:22.904 --> 00:51:25.714 Are there a seismic signals? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10325-0 00:51:27.124 --> 00:51:29.834 I mean, I guess yes, there are. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10331-0 00:51:29.004 --> 00:51:29.244 That. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10328-0 00:51:29.844 --> 00:51:30.654 But I I guess. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10338-0 00:51:30.664 --> 00:51:31.974 Can you say anything about that? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10351-0 00:51:32.184 --> 00:51:35.172 You know, sort of what creates seismic genesis at some value 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10351-1 00:51:35.172 --> 00:51:35.564 streams. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10354-0 00:51:36.294 --> 00:51:36.824 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10357-0 00:51:37.154 --> 00:51:38.404 That's a good question. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10394-0 00:51:38.414 --> 00:51:42.202 I'm not cryospheric person myself, but I know that I mean, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10394-1 00:51:42.202 --> 00:51:46.439 like you can break apart ice and ice at lower velocities than our 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10394-2 00:51:46.439 --> 00:51:48.814 normal to say rock rock interaction. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10400-0 00:51:48.824 --> 00:51:50.294 So they cheat. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10417-0 00:51:50.304 --> 00:51:53.614 Wave of ice is lower, so it should be easier to break apart 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10417-1 00:51:53.614 --> 00:51:53.834 ice. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10420-0 00:51:53.904 --> 00:51:54.814 So that's one thing. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10437-0 00:51:54.824 --> 00:51:58.513 However, it's important to mention that the type of ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10437-1 00:51:58.513 --> 00:52:00.094 quakes some of them not. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10479-0 00:52:00.104 --> 00:52:03.867 All of them might be related to something called basal ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10479-1 00:52:03.867 --> 00:52:07.886 quakes, but also when you have the, let's say you have the ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10479-2 00:52:07.886 --> 00:52:11.713 bed interactions, so you have ice and rock sleeping towards 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10479-3 00:52:11.713 --> 00:52:12.414 each other. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10505-0 00:52:12.564 --> 00:52:16.440 That time I have generate different type of signal that we 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10505-1 00:52:16.440 --> 00:52:20.513 have observing and when we're looking at iceberg, signals are 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10505-2 00:52:20.513 --> 00:52:21.564 highly variable. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10544-0 00:52:21.574 --> 00:52:26.128 They have different flavors and different magnitudes and maybe I 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10544-1 00:52:26.128 --> 00:52:30.121 can share my other screen because so the type of signals 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10544-2 00:52:30.121 --> 00:52:34.044 that we're finding are the ones that only generate PNS. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10548-0 00:52:34.054 --> 00:52:35.484 We've arrivals. What? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10563-0 00:52:35.494 --> 00:52:40.604 I know that also ice quakes can generate a harmonic tremors too. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10576-0 00:52:41.444 --> 00:52:42.624 There are a couple of other ones. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10585-0 00:52:42.754 --> 00:52:47.034 Ohio Glacial earthquakes firm quakes and so on and so forth. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10601-0 00:52:47.044 --> 00:52:50.424 So let me just I can show you a quick slide of that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10606-0 00:52:50.524 --> 00:52:51.574 Where is the slide? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10608-0 00:52:51.804 --> 00:52:52.264 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10616-0 00:52:52.864 --> 00:52:54.564 Can you see my PDF? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10620-0 00:52:55.134 --> 00:52:55.364 Yes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10637-0 00:52:56.514 --> 00:53:00.285 These are just four types of flavor of what ice quakes looks 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10637-1 00:53:00.285 --> 00:53:01.644 like in a seismograph. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10646-0 00:53:02.624 --> 00:53:05.414 So how are these generated? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10652-0 00:53:05.424 --> 00:53:06.854 Some of them are. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10664-0 00:53:07.004 --> 00:53:09.909 For example, I have here capsizing with iceberg 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10664-1 00:53:09.909 --> 00:53:10.514 somewhere. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10668-0 00:53:10.524 --> 00:53:12.984 Once are more related to. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10701-0 00:53:14.784 --> 00:53:19.718 Cliff edges of tabular icebergs undergo glancing and strike slip 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10701-1 00:53:19.718 --> 00:53:23.893 collision, so there are different manifestation of ice 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10701-2 00:53:23.893 --> 00:53:24.424 quakes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10722-0 00:53:24.434 --> 00:53:27.914 So which one I'm looking at, it's hard to tell, but it has to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10722-1 00:53:27.914 --> 00:53:28.924 generate some PNS. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10728-0 00:53:28.934 --> 00:53:29.864 We've arrival that one. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10735-0 00:53:29.874 --> 00:53:30.214 I can say. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10738-0 00:53:30.784 --> 00:53:32.084 OK, alright, thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10739-0 00:53:32.194 --> 00:53:32.434 There. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10751-0 00:53:38.774 --> 00:53:40.464 Any other questions in the room? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10756-0 00:53:40.474 --> 00:53:40.944 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10758-0 00:53:41.014 --> 00:53:41.624 Go ahead. Right. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10760-0 00:53:42.294 --> 00:53:42.524 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10800-0 00:53:42.534 --> 00:53:46.203 Thanks for a tastic talk, so I know it's difficult with all the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10800-1 00:53:46.203 --> 00:53:49.527 temporary networks, but can you give me some sense of the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10800-2 00:53:49.527 --> 00:53:52.794 magnitude completeness for the entire continent, period. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10807-0 00:53:52.554 --> 00:53:55.734 I no, I don't think that's possible. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10875-0 00:53:56.544 --> 00:54:00.870 Like I I the the simple reason that I say no is that I cannot 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10875-1 00:54:00.870 --> 00:54:05.126 do a magnitude of complete this if I have like 3 stations in 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10875-2 00:54:05.126 --> 00:54:09.592 really small spot, but then the next year I have three stations 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10875-3 00:54:09.592 --> 00:54:14.197 at like I don't know hundreds of kilometers away from each other, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10875-4 00:54:14.197 --> 00:54:18.034 so it's not not uniform in space, not uniform in time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10897-0 00:54:18.124 --> 00:54:22.268 So it's really hard to put, you know, say the mighty of 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10897-1 00:54:22.268 --> 00:54:24.784 completeness in this region is X. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10929-0 00:54:24.884 --> 00:54:28.733 Maybe if the deployment was for like 3 years maybe then we can 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10929-1 00:54:28.733 --> 00:54:32.337 say something, but if if they are raised only deploy for a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10929-2 00:54:32.337 --> 00:54:34.414 month then it's more complicated. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10962-0 00:54:35.744 --> 00:54:39.316 The other thing is that I know that there are more events that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10962-1 00:54:39.316 --> 00:54:42.887 what we have in our catalog, but a lot of those events did not 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10962-2 00:54:42.887 --> 00:54:45.154 pass our criterias or quality controls. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10997-0 00:54:45.614 --> 00:54:49.600 So it's, I know maybe in Mount Erebus, maybe the only place 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10997-1 00:54:49.600 --> 00:54:53.786 where it could be possible to do that, but I I did, we did not 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/10997-2 00:54:53.786 --> 00:54:56.044 calculate that, at least not yet. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11000-0 00:54:57.864 --> 00:54:58.154 Thank you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11013-0 00:55:01.764 --> 00:55:04.094 Alright, not seeing any more questions. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11023-0 00:55:04.104 --> 00:55:06.844 Let's thank our speaker one more time for fantastic talk. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11047-0 00:55:22.354 --> 00:55:23.084 You should be able to. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11051-0 00:55:23.174 --> 00:55:24.094 You know, that's the thing. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11054-0 00:55:24.984 --> 00:55:25.364 Yeah, yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11064-0 00:55:28.274 --> 00:55:29.464 Nice talk. Undress. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11075-0 00:55:31.744 --> 00:55:32.194 Britta. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11076-0 00:55:31.784 --> 00:55:32.144 Thanks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11087-0 00:55:33.884 --> 00:55:35.794 Did you think I went too fast? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11092-0 00:55:34.094 --> 00:55:34.614 Umm. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11111-0 00:55:36.124 --> 00:55:37.404 A couple of places he was OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11104-0 00:55:36.424 --> 00:55:37.674 Oh no, I thought it was. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11108-0 00:55:37.944 --> 00:55:38.834 No, it was great. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11117-0 00:55:38.844 --> 00:55:39.394 It was great. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11121-0 00:55:39.394 --> 00:55:39.764 No. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11131-0 00:55:39.894 --> 00:55:40.754 OK. Thanks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11143-0 00:55:40.044 --> 00:55:42.666 It's always better to be like a couple minutes shorter than a 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11143-1 00:55:42.666 --> 00:55:43.934 couple minutes over, you know? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11161-0 00:55:43.944 --> 00:55:45.774 So umm yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11147-0 00:55:44.854 --> 00:55:45.254 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11159-0 00:55:45.264 --> 00:55:46.924 No, I didn't have a lot of slides. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11186-0 00:55:46.934 --> 00:55:50.012 I have like 30 something slides but I have like really dense 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11186-1 00:55:50.012 --> 00:55:52.484 figure so that's what I have to like this stuff. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11209-0 00:55:52.494 --> 00:55:55.404 Try to explain them really about yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11197-0 00:55:54.004 --> 00:55:54.654 Oh yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11212-0 00:55:54.704 --> 00:55:56.874 I mean, I think it, I think it was 45 minutes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11224-0 00:55:56.884 --> 00:55:58.414 So I mean, that's like spot on. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11219-0 00:55:57.484 --> 00:55:57.894 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11221-0 00:55:57.944 --> 00:55:58.454 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11229-0 00:55:58.524 --> 00:55:58.644 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11226-0 00:55:58.844 --> 00:55:59.754 OK, perfect. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11245-0 00:55:59.734 --> 00:56:04.214 Umm 11:30 to yeah, it was like 45 minutes. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11233-0 00:55:59.764 --> 00:56:00.214 Sounds good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11247-0 00:56:04.224 --> 00:56:04.304 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11254-0 00:56:04.944 --> 00:56:06.854 Umm, so that's perfect. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11252-0 00:56:05.004 --> 00:56:06.084 Yeah, OK, cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11266-0 00:56:07.464 --> 00:56:09.894 So the schedule here, I'll check it right now. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11270-0 00:56:10.964 --> 00:56:11.204 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11273-0 00:56:11.734 --> 00:56:12.784 One last time? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11276-0 00:56:14.334 --> 00:56:14.704 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11287-0 00:56:14.714 --> 00:56:16.044 So it's the same three meetings. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11293-0 00:56:16.054 --> 00:56:17.184 So I guess I'll hit refresh. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11295-0 00:56:18.204 --> 00:56:18.404 The. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11307-0 00:56:18.284 --> 00:56:23.834 Ohh and did you get an email from Justin with? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11312-0 00:56:25.244 --> 00:56:27.174 Wait. Yours. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11316-0 00:56:28.514 --> 00:56:29.184 Give me one second. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11322-0 00:56:32.474 --> 00:56:33.244 From Justin. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11326-0 00:56:33.254 --> 00:56:33.714 Justin who? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11329-0 00:56:34.164 --> 00:56:34.554 Rubenstein. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11333-0 00:56:35.834 --> 00:56:36.334 Negative. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11337-0 00:56:37.564 --> 00:56:38.104 You did it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11344-0 00:56:38.694 --> 00:56:41.424 No, I did list up to wait. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11347-0 00:56:39.684 --> 00:56:39.924 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11374-0 00:56:41.434 --> 00:56:45.184 Let me just check I got an email here, but I know from who uh. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11369-0 00:56:43.934 --> 00:56:45.794 OK I I messaged. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11405-0 00:56:45.844 --> 00:56:50.144 I messaged him and asked him to either send you an email or to 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11405-1 00:56:50.144 --> 00:56:53.966 send me a link for for the meeting, but I haven't heard 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11403-0 00:56:53.554 --> 00:56:53.814 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11405-2 00:56:53.966 --> 00:56:55.194 back from him yet. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11419-0 00:56:55.204 --> 00:56:58.014 So, and he's not online right now. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11417-0 00:56:55.764 --> 00:56:57.004 OK, you got it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11429-0 00:56:58.024 --> 00:57:01.094 So but anyway, I will let you go. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11426-0 00:56:59.104 --> 00:56:59.304 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11438-0 00:57:01.144 --> 00:57:02.284 To lunch, that was awesome. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11441-0 00:57:02.294 --> 00:57:02.514 Talk. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11448-0 00:57:02.524 --> 00:57:03.404 Thank you so much. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11452-0 00:57:03.414 --> 00:57:04.204 I appreciate it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11461-0 00:57:03.424 --> 00:57:05.384 Cool, now thanks. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11466-0 00:57:04.214 --> 00:57:04.754 It was really cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11480-0 00:57:05.434 --> 00:57:07.584 I was a little bit nervous at the beginning, but the. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11487-0 00:57:08.424 --> 00:57:10.964 Oh, I thought it was really good and I thought, yeah, yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11496-0 00:57:10.974 --> 00:57:11.954 Like it was just. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11532-0 00:57:12.004 --> 00:57:15.954 It's so easy to pay attention to when you have, like, so many 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11532-1 00:57:15.954 --> 00:57:20.158 results for different places, so really needs to be done and I'll 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11522-0 00:57:16.414 --> 00:57:17.844 Yeah, got it. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11530-0 00:57:17.994 --> 00:57:19.554 OK, cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11532-2 00:57:20.158 --> 00:57:21.304 see you back here. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11557-0 00:57:21.314 --> 00:57:24.421 I mean, we're just going to have a casual 30 minute chat if that 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11557-1 00:57:24.421 --> 00:57:24.994 sounds good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11559-0 00:57:25.314 --> 00:57:26.804 Yeah, it sounds cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11563-0 00:57:26.854 --> 00:57:27.124 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11569-0 00:57:27.124 --> 00:57:27.284 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11572-0 00:57:27.134 --> 00:57:29.384 One or two maybe talk with Clara about that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11577-0 00:57:29.394 --> 00:57:30.044 Maybe I should. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11593-0 00:57:30.054 --> 00:57:32.494 I never I didn't thought of talking with her about that. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11598-0 00:57:33.344 --> 00:57:35.194 Umm we I mean I can. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11600-0 00:57:35.444 --> 00:57:36.034 I can. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11604-0 00:57:36.524 --> 00:57:37.574 I'll send you. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11626-0 00:57:37.744 --> 00:57:40.544 I'll send her your schedule and see if she can Sign up today. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11624-0 00:57:39.754 --> 00:57:41.824 Yeah, yeah, sure. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11630-0 00:57:41.834 --> 00:57:42.434 That will be great. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11634-0 00:57:42.904 --> 00:57:44.054 OK, cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11642-0 00:57:43.944 --> 00:57:45.214 Yeah, I think I thought. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11687-0 00:57:44.344 --> 00:57:46.918 And I'll say that you specifically were wondering if 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11687-1 00:57:46.918 --> 00:57:49.637 she wanted to talk, and sometimes when that's the case, 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11687-2 00:57:49.637 --> 00:57:52.842 you know, like she might already have her schedule booked for the 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11687-3 00:57:52.842 --> 00:57:55.804 day, she might reach out to you independently at some point. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11683-0 00:57:54.984 --> 00:57:55.244 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11710-0 00:57:55.864 --> 00:58:00.004 But I'll send you the schedule and I'll see you in a bit. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11685-0 00:57:56.324 --> 00:57:56.734 OK. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11698-0 00:57:56.784 --> 00:57:57.384 Yeah, sounds good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11725-0 00:58:00.864 --> 00:58:03.214 Like, wait like an hour or two an hour, right? 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11736-0 00:58:03.764 --> 00:58:06.344 I think is an hour and a half. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11750-0 00:58:05.894 --> 00:58:09.454 Half or let's see what time is your time. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11756-0 00:58:08.384 --> 00:58:11.654 So I was, uh 1:30. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11771-0 00:58:10.424 --> 00:58:15.204 It's well, so that will do what works. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11770-0 00:58:12.104 --> 00:58:13.924 So Ohh, it's two hours. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11777-0 00:58:15.214 --> 00:58:16.314 OK, that's good. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11787-0 00:58:16.184 --> 00:58:17.394 Yeah. So. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11792-0 00:58:17.164 --> 00:58:19.204 OK, I might go for a run. Actually. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11794-0 00:58:20.004 --> 00:58:20.554 OK, great. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11801-0 00:58:20.074 --> 00:58:20.364 Yeah. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11803-0 00:58:20.404 --> 00:58:21.694 OK, cool. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11807-0 00:58:20.564 --> 00:58:21.424 See you in a couple hours. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11810-0 00:58:21.814 --> 00:58:22.714 See you. Bye. 657bbe8b-2686-4465-ac8b-0602478b5742/11812-0 00:58:22.974 --> 00:58:23.414 OK, bye.