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2012”N10ŒŽ25“๚i–ุj/ 25 Oct 2012 (Thursday)
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(Location)
“Œv”—Œค‹†Š 4ŠKƒ‰ƒEƒ“ƒW /
4F lounge @ Institute of Statistical Mathematics
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16F00`
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(Speaker)
‹฿]’G (“Œ‹ž‘ๅŠw JST) /
Takahiro Omi (JST, the University of Tokyo)
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(Title)
A state-space model for estimating the time-varying detection rate of earthquakes and its application to immediate probabilistic prediction of aftershocks.
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(Abstract)

After a large earthquake, the detection rate of earthquakes temporarily decreases, and a lot of earthquakes are missed from a catalog. Such incompleteness of the catalog prevents us from estimating statistical models of aftershock activity accurately. To overcome this difficulty, Ogata and Katsura (2005) modeled the incomplete catalog by using a parametric model of a time-varying detection rate of earthquakes.

In this talk, we propose a state space model for estimating the time- varying detection rate. In our model, the estimation problem is recursively solved, by using Kalman filter and a Gaussian approximation of the posterior probability distribution. Thus our model has an advantage in real-time computation. Finally our model is combined with the Omori-Utsu law to predict the occurrence rate of underlying aftershocks. We present some results on the immediate probabilistic prediction of aftershocks.

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