CyberShake Data - Revision history

Scottcal at 21:06, 3 June 2022

2022-06-03T21:06:22Z

2020-02-13T20:44:37Z

2020-02-07T21:23:42Z

Acceleration Data

2017-10-17T20:39:44Z

2017-10-17T20:22:40Z

Disaggregations

2017-10-17T20:21:19Z

CyberShake data products generated locally

2017-10-17T19:14:33Z

Hazard Curves

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Hazard Curves

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CyberShake Output File Access

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 Hazard maps are generated at the conclusion of each study by Kevin.  Maps are posted on the wiki page for each study, under 'Data Products'.
-== CyberShake Data Request Website ==
+<!-- == CyberShake Data Request Website ==
 We have developed a prototype CyberShake data access website. It can retrieve the most common CyberShake data requests for our most recent CyberShake Simulations. It may be useful as a way to review the types of data products available from a CyberShake Hazard Model. At this time, however, it requires a SCEC login (username/pwd) to use. Please request a SCEC login if you with to try this access method. A description and link to the site is below:
-*[[CyberShake Data Request]]
+*[[CyberShake Data Request]] //-->
 == Related Entries ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:44, 13 February 2020
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	The two databases used to store CyberShake data are focal.usc.edu ('focal') and moment.usc.edu ('moment').		The two databases used to store CyberShake data are focal.usc.edu ('focal') and moment.usc.edu ('moment').
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		+	Examples of accessing data stored in these databases can be found at [[Accessing_CyberShake_Database_Data]].

	==== Moment DB ====		==== Moment DB ====

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 ==== Acceleration Data ====
-In CyberShake, we have two kinds of acceleration intensity measure data -- 1) X and Y component and geometric mean data, and 2) RotD50 and RotD100 data (since Study 15.4). Accessing this data depends on which periods you want, as some of it is in the database, and the rest of it is in files.  Accessing this data is detailed at [[Accessing CyberShake Peak Acceleration Data]].
+In CyberShake, we have two kinds of acceleration intensity measure data:
 ==== Duration ====

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 ==== Hazard Curves ====
 Hazard curves are located in the directory /home/scec-00/cybershk/opensha/curves/<site short name>.  The convention for the hazard curve name for a particular run, component, and period is:
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 ==== Disaggregations ====
 Disaggregations are automatically performed at an exeedance probability of 4e-4 (2% in 50 years).  These disaggregation files are available in /home/scec-00/cybershk/opensha/disagg .  The convention for the disaggregation file name is:
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 ==== Hazard Maps ====
 Hazard maps are generated at the conclusion of each study by Kevin.  Maps are posted on the wiki page for each study, under 'Data Products'.

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 Disaggregations are automatically performed at an exeedance probability of 4e-4 (2% in 50 years).  These disaggregation files are available in /home/scec-00/cybershk/opensha/disagg .  The convention for the disaggregation file name is:
-<pre><site short name>_ERF<erf ID>_Run<Run ID>_DisaggPOE_<probability level>_SA_<period>sec_<yyyy>_<mm>_<dd>.<pdf, png, or txt>
+<pre><site short name>_ERF<erf ID>_Run<Run ID>_DisaggPOE_<probability level>_SA_<period>sec_<yyyy>_<mm>_<dd>.<pdf, png, or txt></pre>
 Note that the year, month, and day are when the run was completed, not when the hazard curve is produced.

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 Hazard curves are located in the directory /home/scec-00/cybershk/opensha/curves/<site short name>.  The convention for the hazard curve name for a particular run, component, and period is:
- <site short name>_ERF<erf ID>_Run<Run ID>_SA_<period>sec_<component>_<yyyy>_<mm>_<dd>.<png or pdf>
+<pre><site short name>_ERF<erf ID>_Run<Run ID>_SA_<period>sec_<component>_<yyyy>_<mm>_<dd>.<png or pdf></pre>
 ==== Disaggregations ====

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 Data staged from cluster:
 *Seismograms
-*Peak spectral acceleration
+*Peak spectral acceleration, X and Y component and geometric mean
 *RotD results (for some studies)
 *Duration results (for some studies)
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 *Hazard maps
-== CyberShake Output File Access ==
+=== CyberShake data staged from cluster ===
 Seismogram access is detailed at [[Accessing CyberShake Seismograms]].
-In CyberShake, we have two kinds of intensity measure data -- 1) X and Y component and geometric mean data, and 2) RotD50 and RotD100 data (since Study 15.4). Accessing this data depends on which periods you want, as some of it is in the database, and the rest of it is in files.  Accessing this data is detailed at [[Accessing CyberShake Peak Acceleration Data]].
+==== Acceleration Data ====
 Duration metric data was populated to the database for Study 15.12 (a study with stochastic components) but not for Study 17.3.  Accessing duration data also depends on if you want what's in the database or not.  Details on this are available in [[Accessing CyberShake Duration Data]].
 == CyberShake Data Request Website ==