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Share Your Science: Predicting Earthquakes with Supercomputers

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  • Tom Jordan and a team of researchers are using the 27 petaflop Titan Supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab with 18,688 Tesla GPUs to develop physics-based earthquake simulations.
  • Their work is helping advance understanding of earthquake systems, including potential seismic hazards from known faults and the impact of strong ground motions on urban areas.

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Tom Jordan, Director, Southern California Earthquake at University of Southern California and a team of researchers are using the 27 petaflop Titan Supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Lab with 18,688 Tesla GPUs to develop physics-based earthquake simulations. Their work is helping advance our understanding of earthquake systems, including potential seismic hazards from known faults and the impact of strong ground motions on urban areas.

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