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We've prepared an initial ground motion data set, with details provided below. Information on these data are posted in two places:

There are documents in a google drive, that show the simulation region, and station locations and a peak ground velocity map that we calculated from the time series, at this google drive link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uCMO7OmG0zpVT4meN-VlRDeloe0GPUO_?usp=sharing

The ground time time series files (3 ground motion files per station (acc, vel, dis), and 1188 stations) are larger and are posted in a 5.5Gb tar file on a SCEC server at:

http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/nvida/nvidia.tar (5.5Gb)

From SCEC, I'm copying Fabio Silva who helped create this dataset, Kim Olsen, who can help us run similar AWP-ODC-GPU simulations in the future, and Jason Ballman, from SCEC Communications, Educations, and Outreach group. I want to include SCEC's CEO group from the start, because they have background in communicating the concept of seismic intensity to the public, and this work might be useful to them in the future.

There are a lot of stations here. For ground motion effects on common objects, we might start small, maybe with ground motions a 2 different sites, one site within 10Km of the fault, and another site 100km from the fault.

Details on Simulation and Data set:

Earthquake used in Simulation:
UTM origin date/time: July 6 03:19:53
Mag: 7.1
Depth: 5.0 mi (8.0 km)
Location: 11 mi (18 km) W of Searles Valley
USGS Page: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ci38457511/executive

There are type file formats that may be useful to you. The files can be identified by their suffix Station List (.stl), Earthquake Source Description (.src), and Broadband Format Ground Motion timeseries (.bbp)

These three file format is defined in BBP wiki: https://github.com/SCECcode/bbp/wiki/File-Format-Guide

Station List file format (.stl): ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl

Earthquake Source Description (.src): rc7.1_1seg-s1.src

Broadband Format Ground Motion Time Series: 10000050.sta0203.vel.bbp

In this data set, we have included an acc, vel, and dis file for each site, so three files per site, and 1188 stations (total of 3564 .bbp files).

These files have four columns:
Column 1 is the simulation time. Simulation time 0 corresponds to the earthquake origin time as given above by USGS.

Columns 2, 3, and 4 are the three components of motion. The data set includes output time series in three different intensity measure types with different units:
Acceleration (acc): cm/sec2
Velocity(vel): cm/sec
Displacement(dis): cm

Ground motion data files naming convention is: simID.stationID.gmType.bbp
- SimID is assigned by the scec ground motion simulation program. Each sim can produce multiple ground motion time series files for different sites.
- stationID is used to define the lat and lon of the ground motions. A mapping from stationID to lat/long of station given in the file: ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl
- gmType is one of these three letter codes: acc vel dis

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- We've prepared an initial ground motion data set, with details provided below. Information on these data are posted in two places:
+== Ridgecrest Simulation Data ==
 We've prepared an initial ground motion data set, with details provided below. Information on these data are posted in two places:
 There are documents in a google drive, that show the simulation region, and station locations and a peak ground velocity map that we calculated from the time series, at this google drive link:
-https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uCMO7OmG0zpVT4meN-VlRDeloe0GPUO_?usp=sharing
+*[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uCMO7OmG0zpVT4meN-VlRDeloe0GPUO_?usp=sharing Shared Google Drive]
 The ground time time series files (3 ground motion files per station (acc, vel, dis), and 1188 stations) are larger and are posted in a 5.5Gb tar file on a SCEC server at:
-http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/nvida/nvidia.tar (5.5Gb)
+*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/nvida/nvidia.tar Ground Motion Time Series] (5.5Gb)
+Fabio Silva who helped create this dataset.
-From SCEC, I'm copying Fabio Silva who helped create this dataset, Kim Olsen, who can help us run similar AWP-ODC-GPU simulations in the future, and Jason Ballman, from SCEC Communications, Educations, and Outreach group. I want to include SCEC's CEO group from the start, because they have background in communicating the concept of seismic intensity to the public, and this work might be useful to them in the future.
+== Details on Simulation and Data set: ==
 There are a lot of stations here. For ground motion effects on common objects, we might start small, maybe with ground motions a 2 different sites, one site within 10Km of the fault, and another site 100km from the fault.
 Earthquake used in Simulation:
-UTM origin date/time: July 6    03:19:53
+*UTM origin date/time: July 6    03:19:53
-Mag: 7.1
+*Mag: 7.1
-Depth: 5.0 mi (8.0 km)
+*Depth: 5.0 mi (8.0 km)
-Location: 11 mi (18 km) W of Searles Valley
+*Location: 11 mi (18 km) W of Searles Valley
-USGS Page: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ci38457511/executive
+*USGS Page: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/ci38457511/executive
-Station List file format (.stl): ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl
+There are type file formats that may be useful. The files can be identified by their suffix:
-Earthquake Source Description (.src): rc7.1_1seg-s1.src
+These three file format is defined in BBP wiki:
-Broadband Format Ground Motion Time Series: 10000050.sta0203.vel.bbp
+*Station List file format (.stl): ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl
 In this data set, we have included an acc, vel, and dis file for each site, so three files per site, and 1188 stations (total of 3564 .bbp files).
 These files have four columns:
-Column 1 is the simulation time. Simulation time 0 corresponds to the earthquake origin time as given above by USGS.
+*Column 1 is the simulation time. Simulation time 0 corresponds to the earthquake origin time as given above by USGS.
+*Columns 2, 3, and 4 are the three components of motion. The data set includes output time series in three different intensity measure types with different units:
-Columns 2, 3, and 4 are the three components of motion. The data set includes output time series in three different intensity measure types with different units:
+**Acceleration (acc): cm/sec2
-Acceleration (acc): cm/sec2
+**Velocity(vel): cm/sec
-Velocity(vel): cm/sec
+**Displacement(dis): cm
 Ground motion data files naming convention is: simID.stationID.gmType.bbp
-- SimID is assigned by the scec ground motion simulation program. Each sim can produce multiple ground motion time series files for different sites.
+* SimID is assigned by the scec ground motion simulation program. Each sim can produce multiple ground motion time series files for different sites.
-- stationID is used to define the lat and lon of the ground motions.  A mapping from stationID to lat/long of station given in the file: ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl
+* stationID is used to define the lat and lon of the ground motions.  A mapping from stationID to lat/long of station given in the file: ridgecrest2019-all-stations-vs30.stl
-- gmType is one of these three letter codes: acc vel dis
+* gmType is one of these three letter codes: acc vel dis

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