Auteur/autrice : Pierre Briole

Friday 21 September to Tuesday 25 September 2018

Download the programme (version of 23/08/2018)

Photos of the CRL School 2018

Field geology Video in the Corinth Gulf with Christian Beck during the School

Objectives of the CRL School 2018

• • Gather students from various Greek and foreign universities working together at CRL and with different background

• • In the framework of EGU-GIFT and EDUMED, associate school teachers and high schools to the didactic program and activities

• • Discover the research performed in Geophysics and Geology in the Rift of Corinth

• • Learn more about SAR interferometry (SAR interferometry, the SENTINEL mission, the Geohazards Exploitation Platform (GEP) and its application to CRL)

• • Learn more about GPS (theory, measurements in the field)

• • Learn more about seismology (with didactic tools) and learn more about the seismicity in the Corinth Rift

• • Learn more about sea, sea level, tsunami, …

• • Go on board of a marine geophysics vessel

• Learn more about geotechical aspects of the seismic hazard in the area, the case of the Rio-Antirio bridge

Press Release for the School:

• Document disseminated through the municipality of Nafpaktos to the media
• Dissemination from the National Observatory of Athens
• Dissemination from the National & Kapodestrian University of Athens 

Find you way to the School:

• The first day the course will begin at 13:30 at the 1st floor building B of the department of Physics of the University of Patras
• Akti Hotel, Nafpaktos
• Nafpaktia Conference room, Nafpaktos

GEP Courses material:

Friday 21 September

• Welcome to the CRL School 2018 (Vassilis Anastassopoulos, University of Patras)
• Seismic network of the Corinth Rift Laboratory and micro-seismicity in the last 20 years (Anne Deschamps, CNRS/Université Côte d’Azur/EduMed)
• Monitoring the deformation with GPS (Pierre Briole, CNRS/ENS/PSL)
• Monitoring the deformation with InSAR (Panagiotis Elias, Observatory of Athens)
• Coherence normalized difference for an earthquake with magnitude > 5 in GEP (Fabrice Brito, Terradue)
•  

Saturday 22 September

• Tectonics, structural setting and tectono-sedimentary processes in the Corinth Rift (Haralambos Kranis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
• How to build a half-graben (Jean-Arthur Olive, CNRS/ENS/PSL)
• Paleomagnetic studies of rotational deformations in western Greece at large and small geographic scale (Carlo Laj, ENS/PSL, Catherine Kissel, LSCE/CNRS/CEA, Massimo Mattei, Università Roma Tre)
• Paleomagnetic data in the Corinth and Megara basins (Greece) and comparison with existing GPS results (Massimo Mattei, Università Roma Tre)
•  Corinth rift seismicity and applications (George Kaviris, NKUA)
• Deterministic seismic risk assessment with the use of stochastic simulation of strong ground motion taking into account site-effects and empirical vulnerability. case of the city of Aigion (Ioannis Kassaras, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
• Discussing the origin of rythmicity and/or cyclicity of few outcrops around Nafpaktos (Christian Beck, Université de Savoie)

Tuesday 25 September

• Presentation of the Seismology Laboratory, University of Patras (Anna Serpetsidaki, University of Patras)
• Structural monitoring and geometric control of the Rio-Antorio bridge (Akis Panagis, Gefyra)
• Recent sedimentary processes in the Gulf of Corinth. Seismic and aseismic turbidites (Spyros Sergiou, University of Patras)

• Location of the Heliki field trip.  Where we pass under the highway

Video

Welcome talk by Vassilis Anastassopoulos