November 9 (Wed)
9:00 Opening remarks (A. Rybin, V. Zeigarnik, J. Zlotnicki)
9:15-09:45 Review of geological/geophysical setting in and around the Bishkek test site (A.Rybin)
10:00-10:45 Study of strain distribution in the earth crust at the territory of Bishkek test area with the help of active EM monitoring system (V. Bragin):
a) Methodology
b) Equipment
c) Calculation of apparent resistivity
d) Structure
e) Results
Current (on-going) active monitoring experiments by using the 4km transmitting dipole
10:45-11:00 Break
11:00-11:45 Study of strain distribution in the earth crust at the territory of Bishkek test area with the help of active EM monitoring system (V.Bragin, continue)
11:45-12:15 Results of complex supervision of effects in seismic and electromagnetic fields from powerful Kambaratinsky explosion of 22.12.2009 (V.Bragin):
12:15-13:30 Lunch
13:30-14:10 Magnetotelluric monitoring experiment results (V. Batalev, A. Rybin)
14:10-15:30 Induced seismicity after the current emission experiments:
Electromagnetic triggering phenomena and their implication for earthquake hazard mitigation (V. Zeigarnik, V. Novikov).
Features of seismic events flow during experimental electromagnetic soundings at Bishkek geodynamic test site (Northern Tien Shan) (V. Sychev)
15:30-15:45 Break
15:45-16:25 Evidence of effects from RGU-600 electric current injections in a seismic field (V.Bragin)
16:25-17:05 Geoacoustic borehole measurements: start of the field experiment (A. Zakupin)
17:05-18:05 Introduction of Greek VAN telluric current measurement method and natural time analysis (N. Sarlis)
18:05-18:30 General discussion
November 10 (Thu)
9:00-10:00 Historical experiments by using MHD generator (V. Zeigarnik, V. Novikov, V. Sychev)
10:00-10:30 General concept of new EMSEV-Bishkek cooperation (J. Zlotnicki)
10:30-10:45 Break
10:45-12:15 Tidal triggering of earthquake in Iwo-jima island, Japan (Watanabe et al.)
Generation of Electromotive Force and Changes of Seebeck Coefficient Induced by Non-uniform Loading on Igneous Rock Blocks (Takeuchi et al.)
+ something else from Japanese scientists
12:15-13:30 Lunch
13:30- 16:00 Lab tour
16:00-17:30 General discussion and other related topics
November 11 (Fri)
Field work
November 12 (Sat)
Field work
