UC Berkeley: Light the Way's video: UC Berkeley: When the Earth Shakes

University of California, Berkeley, scientists explain tools that alert smartphones when a seismic fault fractures, such as the My Shake project, seismology and machine learning, and what to expect from a massive earthquake on the Hayward Fault. (Scroll down for links within video.) 0:00 Introduction 3:00 Lecture begins 4:00 Moderated by Richard Allen, Interim Dean of Mathematical & Physical Sciences Bio: https://rallen.berkeley.edu/bio/ 5:30 Roland Bürgmann, Garniss H. Curtis Chair of Earth and Planetary Science, speaks about earthquake fault processes. Bio: https://eps.berkeley.edu/people/roland-bürgmann 20:55 Sarina Patel, doctoral candidate, Department of Earth and Planetary Science, speaks about earthquake early warning systems, such as the MyShake app. Bio: https://eps.berkeley.edu/people/sarina-patel 36:17 Qingkai Kong, Research Scientist, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, speaks about seismology and machine learning. Bio: https://qingkaikong.github.io 49:11 Questions for the panel Part of the Basic Science Lights the Way series from the UC Berkeley College of Letters & Science. Visit https://basicscience.berkeley.edu for more info. J14925