Newsletter 10

titles from SEIZE 2003 (full texts available at website) : • Evolution of physical properties of the Nankai Trough plate-boundary thrust from the trench into the seismogenic zone inferred from 3-D seismic images (Nathan Bangs, Tom Shipley, Sean Gulick, and the Nankai 3-D seismic working group) • Comparison of earthquake focal mechanisms and source processes between Nicoya and Osa Peninsulas, Costa Rica (Susan L. Bilek, Heather DeShon, Susan Y. Schwartz, and Andrew V. Newman) • Issues and Opportunities in Seismic Reflection Imaging of the Sub-Continental Seismogenic Zone: Results of Reflection Modeling (Larry D. Brown, and Amy Kwiatkoswki) • Coseismic, postseismic and interseismic deformation along the Kamchatka subduction zone (Bürgmann, R., Kogan, M.G., Levin, V.E., Scholz, C.H., King, R.W., and Steblov, G.M.) • Measuring seafloor deformation across the Nazca/South America Plate convergence offshore Peru: Imaging the up-dip limit (C. David Chadwell, Edmondo Norabuena, John Hildebrand, Fred Spiess, Tim Dixon, Seth Stein) • The evolution of the forearc Sandino basin: off Nicaragua sector of the Pacific convergent system (Central America) (K. McIntosh, I. Ahmed, C. Ranero, B. Taylor, P. Costa Pisani and E. Silver) • Hydrodynamic Response of Subduction Zones to Seismic Activity: A Preliminary Study for the Costa Rica Margin (Paula A. Cutillo, Shemin Ge, and Elizabeth J. Screaton) Figure 3. Scenes from the meeting (clockwise from upper left): Eli Silver opens a session for a full meeting room; Tim Dixon and Kevin Brown leading an afternoon discussion session; Chris Marone starts his presentation with musings over suitable (and unsuitable) acronyms for the SEIZE focus initiative, and; intense discussions during