The second workshop of M3EF3 was held in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, on November 2-5, 2016. The workshop, which was held in the framework of the 2016 Annual Meeting of the Mexican Geophysical Union (RAUGM2016), was developed in three parts:
- on November 2nd, a 8-hour course (course code: CO03) on the project topics has been provided to undergraduate, master, and PhD students from different universities. The course has been attended by 18 participants, with the course lectures provided by the M3EF3 project leaders, Brian D. Conway from the Arizona Department of Water Resources (USA), and Joseph Cook from the Arizona Geological Survey;
- on November 4th, a number of talks have been given within the RAUGM Session SE07 “Assessment of Land Subsidence processes in the world. The UNESCO Working Group on Land Subsidence”. Apporximately 30 scientists and students have attended the session;
- on November 6th, a field trip has been carried out in the village of Jocotepec, near Guadalajara, Jalisco,where impressive ground ruptures due to excessive groundwater withdrawal developed over the last few years, strongly impacting the urban center, with several houses damaged, and affecting also the old church of the village. The field trip has been attended by 13 participants.
Course lectures
Devin Galloway (USGS, USA) – Mechanisms, Monitoring and Modeling Earth Fissure generation and Fault activation due to subsurface Fluid exploitation: Introduction and Idrogeologic Implications Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Dora Carreon-Freyre (UNAM, Mexico) – Mechanisms, Monitoring and Modeling Earth Fissure generation and Fault activation due to subsurface Fluid exploitation: Geomechanics Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Brian D. Conway (Arizona Department of Water Resources, USA) – Arizona Land Subsidence Monitoring Program Using Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Joe Cook (Arizona Geological Survay, USA) – Earth Fissures in Arizona Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Shujun Ye (Nanjing University, P.R. China) – Numerical Modeling of Mechanical Features in Geological Systems – 1: Principles Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Pietro Teatini (University of Padova, Italy) – Numerical Modeling of Mechanical Features in Geological Systems – 2: Applications Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Talks at the RAUGM Session SE07
Devin Galloway (USGS, USA) – The role of interdisciplinary earth science in the assessment of regional land subsidence hazard: toward sustainable resource management solutions Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
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Dora Carreón Freyre (LAMG, Centro de Geociencias, UNAM Mexico), Gil Ochoa González (ITESO, Mexico), Mariano Cerca (LAMG, Centro de Geociencias, UNAM Mexico), Pietro Teatini (Univ. of Padova, Italy) – Cizalla de pozos de extracción de agua subterránea a lo largo de fallas y de juntas estratigráficas en el Valle de Querétaro Download (available after registration to the IGCP641 project) |
Field trip to Jocotepec, Jalisco