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== Yesterday ==
== Yesterday ==
*Finished slides for Rob/Kim/Tom/Phil discussion Monday
*Sent draft slides to Phil
*Prepared full-scale CyberShake SGT run to get AWP runtime for slides
*Calculated and sent out SGT stats for no-averaging run
*Investigated why close SGTs result in bigger seismogram difference, no solution yet
*Submit SGTs with lower velocities
*Ran new pegasus-mpi-cluster, ran to disagg step, asked Kevin for help
 
== Today ==
*Send draft slides to Phil
*Calculate SGT stats for no-averaging run
*Submit SGTs with lower velocities, SGTs with Q
*Read over Pegasus abstract
*Read over Pegasus abstract
*Try hazard curve with JBSim3d_PSA
*Submitted hazard curve with JBSim3d_PSA
*Submit double-couple run
*Submit double-couple run
*Register rupture geometry files on Kraken in RLS
*Register rupture geometry files on Kraken in RLS
*Submit full-scale CyberShake SGT run
*Submitted s351 post-processing on Kraken
*Submitted full-scale CyberShake SGT run with AWP, got seg faults
 
== Today ==
*Check on SGTs with lower velocities
*Check on JBSim3d_PSA curves
*Check


== Blocked ==
== Blocked ==

Revision as of 21:37, 4 June 2012

Yesterday

  • Sent draft slides to Phil
  • Calculated and sent out SGT stats for no-averaging run
  • Submit SGTs with lower velocities
  • Read over Pegasus abstract
  • Submitted hazard curve with JBSim3d_PSA
  • Submit double-couple run
  • Register rupture geometry files on Kraken in RLS
  • Submitted s351 post-processing on Kraken
  • Submitted full-scale CyberShake SGT run with AWP, got seg faults

Today

  • Check on SGTs with lower velocities
  • Check on JBSim3d_PSA curves
  • Check

Blocked

  • No

Follow-ups

  • No


  • Compare En-Jui's SGT results to AWP


Areas of Responsibilities

  • CyberShake 1.4
  • Broadband CyberShake
  • Code migration
  • Create bio, work summary, abstract for EU-US summer school