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OGATA Yosihiko NEW!
Welcome to my home page. I am an Emeritus Professor of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Tokyo, and have been doing a number of various jobs for statistical and seismological communities.
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NEW! An invited lecture: (Title: Development of ETAS
models: before its birth to today) at the "Scientific Seminars by renowned international
experts – INGV 25th
Anniversary" organised by the Istituto
Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia
(INGV). →see
YouTube Video (for Lecture and questions) (25
November 2024)
Professor David
Vere-Jones passed
away on 31 October 2024. He was a pioneer in the theory and application of
statistical seismology, especially in the integration of stochastic point
processes with traditional descriptive statistical seismology and made a
significant contribution to the formation of our research group, having been
always encouragement to our research. He also wrote a groundbreaking book on
point processes and played an important role in the global community of
statistical seismology. We express our deepest condolences here. (November 2024)
The ETAS
model has been
registered as a ‘Value-creating Supreme Treasure’ of the Transdisciplinary
Federation of Science and Technology. (October 19, 2023) (24/12/11)
An invited
lecture, “How to
obtain probabilities and scenarios of a large earthquake chain”, presented
at SSJ’s online special
symposium, 23 July 2022. (July 2022)
Long-term
forecast map of major inland earthquakes was
introduced in the Nihon Keizai Newspaper (Nikkei e-edition). The full text is
available only to subscribers, so please refer to the Report of
the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake Prediction. (9 March 2022)
An invited
lecture: "Prediction and validation of short- medium-, and long-term
earthquake probabilities using a hierarchical space-time ETAS (HIST-ETAS)
models, etc. " (PDF1) was presented in the key session series of
"Trial Prediction Experiment (08) - Transition from trial to
implementation" at the
233rd Conference of the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake Prediction. (26 November 2021)
A
tutorial lecture, "ETAS Model - Visualization of Earthquake Activity and
Earthquake Prediction" at the press briefing of 49th Seismological Society
of Japan on 3 June 2021. (July 2021)
Commemorative
lecture : "The Evolution of ETAS Models and
Modeling of Causal Inference" for the Seismological Society of Japan Award
at the Seismological Society
of Japan Fall Meeting on 29 October,
2020. (November
2020)
Received the 2019 Seismological Society of Japan
Award. (May 2020) (June 2020)
Organized a special topic
meeting for the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake Prediction. (November
2019)
[EurekAlert! news release]
Analyzing
seismic patterns to forecast the magnitude of the largest earthquake
aftershocks (1 December 2019)
Lecture at Department of Earth and Space Sciences, Southern
University of Science and Technology. (16-17 October 2019)
“High resolution inversions with Delaunay triangulation for effective
seismicity forecast models” (Invited talk) and the following a tutorial
lecture:
“Introduction to Statistical Seismology for Earthquake Prediction Research”
Lecture at Institute of
Theoretical and Application Geophysics, Peking University. (11-14
October 2019)
“High resolution inversions with Delaunay triangulation for effective
seismicity forecast models” (Invited talk), and the following two
tutorial lectures:
“Introduction to Statistical
Seismology”, “Toward probability forecasting of large earthquakes”
[Publication in Nature
Communications]
Shcherbakov, R., Zhuang, J., Zöller,
G. and Ogata, Y. (2019). Forecasting the
magnitude of the largest expected earthquake,
on Nature communications. (6 September 2019)
Organized
a special
topic meeting for the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake Prediction. (August 2019)
Workshop on Hawkes
processes in data science (Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Tachikawa
City, Tokyo, Japan, 27 August 2019). (6 August 2019)
11th
International Workshop on Statistical Seismology (StatSei11) (The Prince Hakone Lake Ashinoko,
Motohakone, Kanagawa, Japan, 18-21 August 2019).
[JPE Most viewed
articles; Aug. 2018] The papers by
Utsu et al. (1995) and Ogata (1983), published in Journal of Physics of the
Earth, has been top 1st and 3rd most viewed articles in the release through
J-stage since Apr. 30, 2009. (Utsu, T., Ogata, Y. and Matsu’ura,
R.S., 1995, Vol.43, Issue1, pp.1-33.) (Ogata, Y., 1983, Vol.31, Issue2,
pp.115-124.) (19 September 2018)
Tutorial
lecture at the Peking University seismic activity analysis summer course. (6 July 2017)
Awarded
for the most loyal StatSei meetings attendee. (February 2017)
Work on
earthquake forecasting was televised in NHK Special on Sunday night (Sept. 11,
21:00 - )(TV Japan) (September 2016)
Special Issue
on “Earthquake prediction and the statistical model” has been
published in Proceedings of the Institute of the Statistical Mathematics,
edited and written by our research group. (October
2015)
Number
of citing papers of the ETAS point process model for seismic activity (Ogata,
1988, JASA) has exceeded 1,000. (September
2015)
→Search “Ogata. Y.” in Google Scholar
Number
of citing papers of the space-time ETAS point process model (Ogata, 1998, AISM)
has exceeded 500. (September
2015)
→Search “Ogata. Y.” in Google Scholar
ETAS model has been
applied to global seismicity (Nature Geoscience). (August 2013)
The
Coordinating Committee for Earthquake Prediction (CCEP), Japan, show policy to
go with the the probability forecast. (August
2013)
The
table providing the completeness magnitude in Japan (JMA catalogue) has been
opened.
“ Softwares and
Database” Page (24 July 2013)
A
Prospect of Earthquake Prediction Research (November
2012)
Nikkei
Newspaper. (23 April 2012)
(Japanese)
Sankei
Newspaper. (11 March 2012)
(Japanese)
International symposium on statistical modeling and real-time
probability forecasting for earthquakes on the occasion of
celebrating
Prof. Yosi Ogata's 40-year research career in statistical seismology (11-14 March 2012)
[Top50
citation of Tectonophysics
2005-2010 ] The paper by
Prof. Ogata and Dr. Zhuang (Space-time ETAS models and an improved
extension, Tectonophysics, Vol. 413, Issue 1-2, Pages 13-23.) has been one of the “Top-50 most cited articles” published in
Tectonophysics 2005-2010. (29
November 2010)
It
was published in newspaper on 8 November 2010 of Kanagawa Shimbun. (Japanese)
Organized
a special topic meeting for the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake
Prediction. (August 2010)
Organized
a special topic meeting for the Coordinating Committee for Earthquake
Prediction. (June 2010)
It was published in the morning newspaper on 9
February 2010 of Asahi Shimbun.(Japanese)
ISM News No.104 (May, 2009): “Research Front Line” (Japanese)
Presentation of a Tutorial Talk at IMA (June 2002)
Recently published papers
(Updated on 12 December
2024) UP!
Recent conference talks (Updated on 12 December 2024) UP!
My publications are roughly classified into 7 fields (allowing duplication of papers) as follows:
Statistical analysis for
point processes
Bayesian modelling and its
applications
Applications of Markov
chain Monte Carlo method
Inference for stochastic
processes
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My
curriculum vitae consists of:
Employment (current
position, previous employment and adjunct appointments)
Other professional services for
domestic and international societies
Invited lectures at
seismological and statistical conferences
Teaching and postgraduate
supervision
Email: ogata@ism.ac.jp
Telephone : +81 50 5533 8500 (institute call)
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