
2025 AGU Fall Meeting
December 15-19, 2025
New Orleans, Louisiana
Here’s where you can find us at this year’s American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting.
CRESCENT at AGU
Monday, Dec. 15
Loïc Bachelot, “Open-source, Cloud-based Tools for Community Models: Hosting, Exploring, Teaching, and Reusing with CRESCENT (Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center)” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Bar Oryan, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Locked, Loaded, and Online: A Global Data Portal for Megathrust Coupling Models” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Bar Oryan, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Locked but not Loaded? A Global Analysis of Megathrust Coupling and Earthquake Slip” (Talk) 14:25 – 14:35 in room 357
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Michelle Nishimoto, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Experimental Insights into How Restraining Bend Dip Impacts Fault Evolution” (Talk) 09:10 – 09:20 in room 344-345
Anna Ledeczi, “Late Quaternary Evolution of the Cascadia Outer Wedge Constrained by Structural Modeling” (Talk) 11:10 – 11:20 in room 344-345
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Meritxell Colet, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Insights into Caldera-Ridge Interactions and Eruption Preparation at Axial Seamount from Machine-Learning Analysis of Cabled and Temporary OBS data” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Yihe Huang, “Anisotropic kilometer-scale structures facilitate earthquakes on the subduction zone plate interface” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Julia Grossman, “Cascadia Culture And geoScience Exchange (CCASE): Building Community Resilience to Cascadia Geohazards and Fostering STEM Identities of Indigenous Youth” (Talk) 16:25 – 16:35 in room 297
Thursday, Dec. 18
SESSION: “The Cascadia Megathrust and Beyond: From Fundamental Scientific Processes to Societal Resilience I Oral” 10:30 – 12:00 in room 354-355
SESSION: “The Cascadia Megathrust and Beyond: From Fundamental Scientific Processes to Societal Resilience II Poster” 14:15 – 17:45
Bin He, “The CRESCENT Generation 0 Cascadia Community Velocity Model” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
Fabian Kutschera, “The CRESCENT/SCEC/USGS Tsunami Benchmarks: 3D Fully Coupled Earthquake Dynamic Rupture and Tsunami Simulations with Varying Bathymetric Complexity” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
William S D Wilcock, “The Cascadia Offshore Subduction Zone Observatory Infrastructure Project” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
Friday, Dec. 19
Samantha Koller, TWINNING UNDERGRADUATE INTERN, “Constraining Slab-Edge Driven Mantle Flow the Cascadia Subduction Zone” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Anna Ledeczi, “Strain Heterogeneity and Deformation Mechanisms Operating at the Seismogenic Plate Interface Revealed in the Exhumed Olympic Subduction Complex” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Mohammad Khorrami, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Exposing the Nation’s Most Vulnerable Dams: A Remote Sensing and Socio-Spatial Risk Framework” (Talk) 11:35 – 11:45 in room 294.
Meritxell Colet, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT, “Spatial-Temporal Modes of Strain Release in the Tanganyika-Ruwka Rift, East Africa, Using a Machine-Learning-Enhanced Earthquake Catalog” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
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Presentations on CRESCENT
Monday, Dec. 15
Loïc Bachelot, “Open-source, Cloud-based Tools for Community Models: Hosting, Exploring, Teaching, and Reusing with CRESCENT (Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center)” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Julia Grossman, “Cascadia Culture And geoScience Exchange (CCASE): Building Community Resilience to Cascadia Geohazards and Fostering STEM Identities of Indigenous Youth” (Talk) 16:25 – 16:35 in room 297
Thursday, Dec. 18
Fabian Kutschera, “The CRESCENT/SCEC/USGS Tsunami Benchmarks: 3D Fully Coupled Earthquake Dynamic Rupture and Tsunami Simulations with Varying Bathymetric Complexity” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
Bin He, “The CRESCENT Generation 0 Cascadia Community Velocity Model” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
Friday, Dec. 19
Presentation by 2024-2025 Twinning Intern
Friday, Dec. 19
Samantha Koller, “Constraining Slab-Edge Driven Mantle Flow the Cascadia Subduction Zone” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Cascadia-themed Sessions
Thursday, Dec. 18
“The Cascadia Megathrust and Beyond: From Fundamental Scientific Processes to Societal Resilience I Oral” 10:30 – 12:00 in room 354-355
“The Cascadia Megathrust and Beyond: From Fundamental Scientific Processes to Societal Resilience II Poster” 14:15 – 17:45
Presentations by Professional Development Fellowship Recipients
Monday, Dec. 15
Bar Oryan, “Locked, Loaded, and Online: A Global Data Portal for Megathrust Coupling Models” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Bar Oryan, “Locked but not Loaded? A Global Analysis of Megathrust Coupling and Earthquake Slip” (Talk) 14:25 – 14:35 in room 357
Tuesday, Dec. 16
Michelle Nishimoto, “Experimental Insights into How Restraining Bend Dip Impacts Fault Evolution” (Talk) 09:10 – 09:20 in room 344-345
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Meritxell Colet, “Insights into Caldera-Ridge Interactions and Eruption Preparation at Axial Seamount from Machine-Learning Analysis of Cabled and Temporary OBS data” (Poster) 8:30-12:00
Thursday, Dec. 18
Mohammad Khorrami, “Exposing the Nation’s Most Vulnerable Dams: A Remote Sensing and Socio-Spatial Risk Framework” (Talk) 11:35 – 11:45 in room 294
Meritxell Colet, “Spatial-Temporal Modes of Strain Release in the Tanganyika-Ruwka Rift, East Africa, Using a Machine-Learning-Enhanced Earthquake Catalog” (Poster) 14:15 – 17:45
