Study 17.3 Data Products: Difference between revisions
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=== Combined Maps === | |||
These combined maps were produced by combining RotD50 results from Study 15.4 (LA, CVM-S4.26) and Study 17.3 (Central CA, CCA-06). In the small overlap region between the CCA and LA CyberShake regions, values at sites in both studies were averaged with equal weight. Additionally, these maps use the Vs30 only basemap (not Z1.0 or Z2.5). | |||
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| [[File:Study_17_3_combined_3sec.png|400px|thumb|RotD50, 3 sec]] | |||
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| [[File:Study_17_3_combined_5sec.png|400px|thumb|RotD50, 5 sec]] | |||
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| [[File:Study_17_3_combined_10sec.png|400px|thumb|RotD50, 10 sec]] | |||
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=== NGA-2 Basemaps === | === NGA-2 Basemaps === | ||
Revision as of 03:13, 14 April 2017
Below are data products from CyberShake Study 17.3.
Hazard Maps
Basic Hazard Maps
Combined Maps
These combined maps were produced by combining RotD50 results from Study 15.4 (LA, CVM-S4.26) and Study 17.3 (Central CA, CCA-06). In the small overlap region between the CCA and LA CyberShake regions, values at sites in both studies were averaged with equal weight. Additionally, these maps use the Vs30 only basemap (not Z1.0 or Z2.5).
| 2 sec | |
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| 3 sec | |
| 5 sec | |
| 10 sec |
NGA-2 Basemaps
Individual Basemaps
Below are 2 second basemaps for each NGA-2 individually.
| ASK 2014 | BSSA 2014 | CB 2014 | CY 2016 | |
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| Basin Effects & Vs30 | ||||
| Vs30 Only |
Ellipse Coldspot
The 'coldspot' (lower hazard) which appears around (35.2, -119.5) is due to the velocity model, likely an artifact from CVM-S4's rule-based approach. Below is a plot of Z2.5 around the hotspot:






































