The rapidly deforming pacific-north america plate boundary in california contains an evolving network of hundreds of active faults organized around the main SAN andreas fault. Many of these faults have dimensions large enough to generate hazardous earthquakes. The SAN andreas fault system has an excellent field access that allows detailed studies of properties and dynamics of earthquakes and faulting processes. The statewide california earthquake center (scec) is a multi-disciplinary collaboration that enables the development of system-level models of earthquakes and their hazards. The center advances the frontiers of earthquake research and hazard analysis, and related stem education and engagement, through five major activities: (1) system science research, (2) research computing, (3) community engagement (4) workforce development, and (5) collaboration planning and program evaluation. The focus of this geohazard center on coupled evolution of earthquakes and faults facilitates the development of quantitative relations between diverse features that can be used for validation and improved hazard assessment. Advanced research computing for building and testing software and models is used to validate results, improve uncertainty estimates, and assess the efficacy of research activities toward improving earthquake science and impacts on society. This project is CO-funded by the directorate for geosciences to support AI/ML advancement in the geosciences. The center aims to identify emergent phenomena and future behavior of earthquakes and faults using the SAN andreas plate-boundary system as a natural laboratory. The research addresses five key questions on i) the loading of faults, II) the response of fault and crustal materials to loading, III) the evolution of the active fault network, IV) how the evolving properties affect ongoing deformation and ground motion, and v) the forecasting of strong ground motion and large earthquakes. Addressing these questions could revolutionize earthquake science and hazard estimation. The center?s shared research computing activities and community models provide unique pathways for physics-based modeling of earthquakes and the ground motions they generate. Scec interacts with federal and state agencies to support seismic risk reduction and promote community resilience. The center?s working groups, workshops, field activities, and annual meetings enable a diverse group of scientists to interact over sustained periods, building deep scientific collaborations and interpersonal networks. In addition, the center promotes intellectual exchange and amplify the support for students and early-career scientists, while broadening their participation in stem fields. Conducting the research, community engagement and education activities within the organizational structure of scec facilitates productive activities that often lead to a larger impact than the SUM of individual parts. This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.- subawards are planned for this award.
University Of Arizonahe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at University of Arizona
$59,000
University Of WashingtonThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at University of Washington
$30,636
San Diego State University FoundationThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at San Diego State University
$57,613
The Regents Of The University Of CaliforniaThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERISTY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
$67,380
University Enterprises Corporation At CsusbThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN…
$21,891
University Of OklahomaThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVESITY of OKLAHOMA
$23,748
University Of Maryland, College ParkThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY of MARYLAND
$20,000
University Of California, San DiegoThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UC San Diego, SAN DIEGO SUPERCOMPUTER…
$50,001
International Computer Science Institutehe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at International Computer Science…
$35,000
Texas A & M UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at Texas A & M University
$52,888
University Of California, DavisThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
$20,000
California Institute Of TechnologyThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at California Institute of Technology
$143,000
The Regents Of The University Of CaliforniaThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE
$98,306
CSU Fullerton Auxiliary Services CorporationThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at California State University Fullerton
$35,768
Utah State UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
$46,353
President And Fellows Of Harvard CollegeThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at HARVARD UNIVERSITY
$97,665
University Of California, San DiegoThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at SCRIPPS INSTITUTE at UC SAN DIEGO
$238,914
Brown UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at BROWN UNIVERSITY
$20,021
University Of Texas At AustinThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN
$12,500
University Of California, LOS AngelesThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES
$25,000
Appalachian State UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY
$70,701
University Of Wisconsin SystemThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
$13,917
The University CorporationThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE
$18,727
Trustees Of Boston UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at BOSTON UNIVERSITY
$21,530
The Regents Of The University Of ColoradoThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER
$62,798
New Mexico Institute Of Mining And TechnologyThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at New Mexico Insititute of Mining and…
$27,111
San Jose State University Research FoundationThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
$37,772
University Of California, San DiegoThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at UC San Diego, SAN DIEGO SUPERCOMPUTER…
$49,999
Texas A & M UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at Texas A & M University
$13,176
The Leland Stanford Junior UniversityThe Coupled Evolution of Earthquakes, Faults, and Geohazards of the San Andreas Fault System: SCEC-NSF Collaboration at STANFORD UNIVERSITY
$338,342
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Quick answers
Who received award 2225216?
2225216 was awarded to University Of Southern California by Division of Earth Sciences (National Science Foundation) on October 1, 2023.
How much is award 2225216 worth?
$6,792,250 has been obligated on 2225216.
Which agency awarded 2225216?
Division of Earth Sciences (National Science Foundation) awarded 2225216, with funding from National Science Foundation.