Transcript OPENING PLENARY
CLOSING PLENARY
IUGG/IASPEI 2007 Perugia, Italy
Agenda
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) President’s Welcome Secretary General’s Report Financial statement and Discharge of Accounts Union Activities Election of IASPEI Officers for 2003-2007 Association Activities Appointment of Representatives Future Activities and Assemblies 2013 IASPEI GA Invitations Resolutions Close of Plenary
Secretary General’s Report 2005-2007 •Bureau meetings: 2004 Florence 2005 Santiago 2006 Potsdam 2007 Perugia •ExecutiveCommittee meetings: 2005 Santiago 2007 Perugia
Business meetings during the assembly
Sunday Bureau and Executive meetings Monday Opening plenary Tuesday Executive meeting Thursday Executive meeting with Commission chairs Friday Closing plenary IASPEI Commissions and IASPEI sponsored bodies also have conducted business meetings during the Assembly
Report on Assembly statistics
• Number of sessions: 240 • Number of oral talks: • Number of posters: • Number of countries: • Number of participants: • People supported: 4247 2743 91 4067 510 417 IASPEI 78
Report on Assembly statistics
Participation by country (>100) USA Italy Japan Germany UK France Russia Canada China Australia 665 512 458 268 244 201 169 139 129 101
Secretary General’s Report
30th European Seismological Commission General Assembly, September, 3-8, 2006, Geneva, Switzerland 6th Asian Seismological Commission General Assembly, November, 7-10, 2006, Bangkok, Thailand
Short activity report 2005-2007
• IASPEI Bulk E-Mail System - IASPEI uses this system to broadcast announcements about forthcoming meetings and other information of interest to IASPEI members. • IASPEI Home Page - IASPEI continues development of its Home Page on the WorldWideWeb which contains organizational information, a publications list, meeting announcements and Internet connections and other information of interest to IASPEI scientists. http://www.iaspei.org/ Wide distribution of IASPEI publications developing countries has been made: to institutions in - International Handbook of Earthquake and Engineering Seismology - IASPEI Manual of Seismological Observatory Practice
Financial statement 2003-2007
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEISMOLOGY AND PHYSICS OF THE EARTH’S INTERIOR Financial Report for the Years 2003-2006 Amounts in USA Dollars RECEIPTS 1 IUGG ALLOCATION ........... 115 462.00
2 UNESCO GRANTS .............
3 OTHER GRANTS ..............
407.64
4 CONTRACTS WITH UNESCO, etc.
060.36
5 SALES OF PUBLICATIONS .....
6 MISCELLANEOUS .............
IUGG x 23 975.00
x 20.00
48 663.75
GRANTS & CONTRACTS x x 69 968.00
2 000.00
x x EXPENDITURES IUGG 11 ADMINISTRATION ..................
12 PUBLICATIONS ....................
13 ASSEMBLIES ......................
51 659.52
4 480.27 16 973.00 14 SYMPOSIA & SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS .. 101 011.64
16 GRANTS (Permanent Services, etc.) 17 CONTRACTS WITH UNESCO, etc. .....
18 MISCELLANEOUS x x -1 200.00* GRANTS & CONTRACTS x 7 500.00
46 16 x 2 000.00
x 7 TOTAL RECEIPTS ............ IDEA RECEIPTS ............
DOORNBOS FUND RECEIPTS ....
8 CASH ON HAND AND IN BANK Jan. 1, 2003 ......
9 INVESTMENTS & RESERVES Jan. 1, 2003 ......
DOORNBOS FUND Jan. 1, 2003 ......
IDEA ACCOUNT Jan. 1, 2003 ......
10 TOTAL ..................... 23 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ......
24 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE .........
• •
188 120.75
21 155.69
1 398.44
2 227.72
54 178.64
21 804.42
71 968.00
19 TOTAL EXPENDITURES .............. IDEA EXPENDITURES .............. DOORNBOS FUND EXPENDITURES ......
0.00
288 885.66
Jan. 1, 2003
71 968.00
22 TOTAL ........................... Dec. 31, 2006 0.00 0.00
0.00 0.00
172 924.43
13 842.92
1 956.80
x 20 CASH ON HAND AND IN BANKS Dec. 31, 2006 ...........
x 21 INVESTMENTS & RESERVES Dec. 31, 2006 ...........
DOORNBOS FUND x IDEA ACCOUNT Dec. 31, 2006 ........... x Dec. 31, 2006 ...........
15 926.23
55 676.45
21 246.06
7 312.77
288 885.66
71 968.00
71 968.00
* These less expenditure derives from: 1200 transfer (2004) from Doornbos funds to IASPEI accounts and now computed separately within Doornbos fund expenditures.
Report of the IASPEI Audity Committee for the period 2003-2007 • We have examined the accounts presented by the treasurer for the period 2003 to 2006. We have established that the accounts represent fairly the transactions of IASPEI and its financial status.
• We have interviewed the treasurer about the oscillations in expenses following the 2-year cycle of IASPEI meetings, about the IDEA-Seismoarchives funds, and about the Doornbos Fund. And we have found all the explanations fully satisfactory.
• We note that the operation of IASPEI is managed with a small percentage of the available funds, and that the dominating expenses are for assemblies and other scientific meetings with a large emphasis on travel grants.
• We consider the finances of IASPEI to be in a healthy state with a level of reserves of the order of one year expenses being satisfactory.
• We give the treasurer discharge for the accounts for the period 2003-2006.
David D. Jackson Perugia, July 12, 2007 Kiyoshi Suyehiro
Union Activities
•New association added International Association for Cryospheric Sciences •Changes made to the IUGG statutes and bylaws mainly for clarification •Melbourne will be the next venue (2011) for the IUGG GA
Union Activities
Newly elected IUGG officers • President: Tom Beer (Australia) • Vice-President: Harsh K Gupta (India) • Treasurer: Aksel W Hansen (Denmark) • Secretary General: Alik Ismail-Zadeh (Germany) • Bureau members: Chen, Yun-Tai (China), Ali Teleab (Egypt), David Jackson (USA) • Finance Committee: Kyoshi Suyehiro (Japan), Juan Francisco Vilas (Argentina), David Collins (UK), Jan Krynski (Poland)
ELECTION OF NEW IASPEI OFFICERS
• President: • Vice-Presidents: Wu, Zhongliang (China) Greg Houseman (UK) Ian Jackson (Australia) • Secretary General & Treasurer: Peter Suhadolc (Italy) Executive Committee Members: T Lay (USA) I Kukkonen (Finland) K Satake (Japan), M Assumpçao (Brazil) Past-President: E R Engdahl (USA)
ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES
• Commission on Education and Outreach
Co-Chairs: John Taber (USA) & Matthias Ohrnberger (Germany)
• Commission on Seismological Observation and
Interpretation (CoSOI) Chair: Dmitry Storchak (UK)
• Commission
on Tectonophysics and Crustal Structure Chair: Kevin Furlong (USA)
• Commission on Earthquake Sources - Modelling and
Prediction Chair: Alexey Zavyalov (Russia)
• Commission on Earth Structure and Geodynamics
Co-Chairs: Greg Houseman (UK) & Thorne Lay (USA)
ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES
• Commission on Earthquake Hazard, Risk and Strong
Ground Motion (SHR) Chair: Mohsen Ghafory-Ashtiany (Iran)
• Federation
of Digital broadband Seismograph Network (FDSN) Chair: Gerardo Suarez (Mexico)
• European Seismological Commission (ESC)
Chair: Domenico Giardini (Switzerland)
• Asian Seismological Commission (ASC)
Chair: Zhu Chuanzhen (China)
ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES
• IASPEI/IAVCEI Commission on Physics and Chemistry of Earth
Materials Chair and IASPEI representative: Ian Jackson (Australia)
• IAVCEI/IASPEI Committee on Volcano Geophysics
Chair and IASPEI Representative: Jurgen Neuberg (UK)
• IAGA/IASPEI/IAVCEI
WG on Electromagnetic Studies of Earthquakes and Volcanoes (EMSEV) IASPEI/IAVCEI Representative: Malcolm J S Johnston (USA)
• International Heat Flow Commission (IHFC)
Chair: Christoph Clauser (Germany)
• International Ocean Network (ION)
Chair: Ralph A Stephen (USA)
• International Commission on Earth Sciences in Africa
Chair: Evelyne Mbede (Tanzania)
IASPEI REPRESENTATIVES 2007-2001 • IAGA/IASPEI WG on the Re-use of Submarine Telephone Cables Hisashi Utada (Japan) • IAPSO/IASPEI/IAVCEI Joint Tsunami Commission Kenji Satake (Japan) • IAU/IUGG WG on Non-rigid Earth Nutations Bruce A Buffett (Canada) • ICSU Panel on World Data Centers Timothy K Ahern (USA) • ISC Executive Committee Oleg Starovoit (Russia) • IUGG Committee for Mathematical Geophysics Yehuda Ben-Zion (USA) • IUGG/IUGS Commission on the Lithosphere E Robert Engdahl (USA) • SCAR (Solid Earth Geophysical Working Group) Saurabh K Verma (India) • EMSEV Malcolm Johnson (USA)
* Union GEORISK Commission
David Jackson (USA)
FUTURE IASPEI ACTIVITIES and ASSEMBLIES
•2008 ASC GA in Tsukuba (Japan) •2008 ESC GA in Crete (Greece) •2009 IASPEI GA in Capetown (South Africa) •2011 IUGG/IASPEI GA in Melbourne (Australia)
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FUTURE IASPEI ACTIVITIES and ASSEMBLIES
•2008 ASC GA in Tsukuba (Japan) •2008 ESC GA in Crete (Greece) •2009 IASPEI GA in Capetown (South Africa) •2011 IUGG/IASPEI GA in Melbourne (Australia) 2013 IASPEI GA INVITATIONS
IASPEI Closing Plenary Friday 13 July Perugia, Italy Resolution 1: Use of model ak135 for earthquake location RECOGNIZING that the workshops on ‘Modernizing ISC location procedures’ have demonstrated that the ak135 traveltime tables provide a better fit than the Jeffreys Bullen (JB) tables to observed seismic phases, IASPEI RECOMMENDS that the International Seismological Centre replace the JB model by ak135 for the routine location of seismic events.
IASPEI Closing Plenary Friday 13 July 2007, Perugia, Italy Resolution 2: Consistent determination & reporting of earthquake source parameters RECOGNISING the long-term need for a broader set of standardized seismological phase and parameter data in seismological research and practice, especially amplitude, period, magnitude, moment and energy, IASPEI RECOMMENDS that steps be taken to develop common standards for the reporting of earthquake source parameters for use by national, regional and global data centers.
IASPEI Closing Plenary Friday 13 July 2007, Perugia, Italy Resolution 3: Timely reporting to ISC RECOGNIZING that the ISC provides an on-line compilation of parametric data contributed by observatories and data centres, available to all soon after they are contributed, IASPEI URGES all ISC contributors to report epicentres, magnitudes, phases and focal mechanisms to the ISC as quickly as possible.
IASPEI Closing Plenary Friday 13 July Perugia, Italy Resolution 4: Naming the unit of Seismic Moment after Prof. Kei-iti Aki RECOGNISING that seismic moment is widely used as a fundamental measure of the size of an earthquake, and RECOGNISING that Prof. Kei-iti Aki was a pioneer in defining seismic moment and describing practical ways to measure it, IASPEI RECOMMENDS that 1 Aki (Ak) be defined as 10 18 Nm, and further RECOMMENDS that the Aki be recognized as a standard unit of earthquake size.
IASPEI Closing Plenary Friday 13 July 2007, Perugia, Italy Resolution 5: Appreciation RECOGNISING the enormous effort required to organise the General Assembly, IASPEI THANKS the IUGG Local Organizing Committee and its Chair Professor Lucio UBERTINI for a memorable meeting in Perugia.