UCVM Development - Revision history

Maechlin at 22:56, 26 August 2016

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	== Prototype Description ==		== Prototype Description ==
		+	Presentation describing design concepts, initial implementation of a Python 3 based version of UCVM current under development at SCEC from Aug 2016.
	*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/Gill_ucvm_19Aug2016.pptx UCVM Prototype Overview - David Gill (pptx)]		*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/Gill_ucvm_19Aug2016.pptx UCVM Prototype Overview - David Gill (pptx)]

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		+	== Prototype Description ==
		+	*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/UCVM/Gill_ucvm_19Aug2016.pptx UCVM Prototype Overview - David Gill (pptx)]
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	== Development Plans ==		== Development Plans ==
	We are defining a minimal viable product (MVP) version of UCVM. The expected capabilities include:		We are defining a minimal viable product (MVP) version of UCVM. The expected capabilities include:

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 * Plotting utilities
 * Possibly SSH
 * Release notes and documentation

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 ** CenCal
 ** CCA (Po and En-Jui’s model)
-* imported DEM (part of DEM already in prototype), Vs30 data
+* Imported DEM (part of DEM already in prototype), Vs30 data
 * ucvm_query capability (already in prototype)
 * UCVM meshing capabilities
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 **Write/read from AWP-ODC style meshes (binary floats)
 **Write/read from E-tree format (Hercules support)
-* plotting capabilities
+* Plotting capabilities
-* easy installation support with pip/easy_install
+* Easy installation support with pip/easy_install
-* significantly improved documentation and references
+* Significantly improved documentation and references
 * E-tree meshing for UCVM
 * Plotting utilities

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−	== Development Plans =	+	== Development Plans ==
	We are defining a minimal viable product (MVP) version of UCVM. The expected capabilities include:		We are defining a minimal viable product (MVP) version of UCVM. The expected capabilities include:

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		+	== Development Plans =
		+	We are defining a minimal viable product (MVP) version of UCVM. The expected capabilities include:
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		+	* Support for these models:
		+	** CVM-S4 (already in prototype)
		+	** CVM-S4.26
		+	** CVM-S4.26.M01
		+	** CVM-H
		+	** CenCal
		+	** CCA (Po and En-Jui’s model)
		+	* imported DEM (part of DEM already in prototype), Vs30 data
		+	* ucvm_query capability (already in prototype)
		+	* UCVM meshing capabilities
		+	**multi-core support, single-core, MPI
		+	**Write/read from AWP-ODC style meshes (binary floats)
		+	**Write/read from E-tree format (Hercules support)
		+	* plotting capabilities
		+	* easy installation support with pip/easy_install
		+	* significantly improved documentation and references
		+	* E-tree meshing for UCVM
		+	* Plotting utilities
		+	* Possibly SSH
		+	* Release notes and documentation
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	== July 18, 2016 ==		== July 18, 2016 ==

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 Produced an example script showing how to query a velocity model (CVM-S4.26 in this case) and generate a suite of 1D profiles, including just Vs, just Vp, just density, and all material properties on one. Also, this extracts the raw data and provides it in text format for the user.
 *[https://github.com/SCECcode/UCVM/blob/scripts/pycvm_examples/depth_profiles_cvms426_ucvm15100.py Example Python Script]
 == July 12, 2016 ==

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		+	== July 18, 2016 ==
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		+	Produced an example script showing how to query a velocity model (CVM-S4.26 in this case) and generate a suite of 1D profiles, including just Vs, just Vp, just density, and all material properties on one. Also, this extracts the raw data and provides it in text format for the user.
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		+	*[https://github.com/SCECcode/UCVM/blob/scripts/pycvm_examples/depth_profiles_cvms426_ucvm15100.py Example Python Script]
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	== July 12, 2016 ==		== July 12, 2016 ==

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		+	== July 12, 2016 ==
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		+	Generated CVM-H 1D profile showing 100 meter voxel spacing:
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		+	*[https://github.com/SCECcode/UCVM/tree/scripts/pycvm_examples Example Scripts]
		+	*[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SCECcode/UCVM/scripts/pycvm_examples/example_cvmh.png CVM-H Showing Step Function]
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	== July 11, 2016 ==		== July 11, 2016 ==

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		+	== July 11, 2016 ==
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		+	Updated the wiki to detail the final 1D Central California velocity model, including how to get the script to re-generate the 1D model and the small modification needed to UCVM to run it:
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		+	*[[CyberShake_Central_California_1D_Model]]
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	== July 1, 2016 ==		== July 1, 2016 ==