Difference between revisions of "High Frequency CyberShake"
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== genslip v3.3.1 == | == genslip v3.3.1 == | ||
− | To move to higher frequencies, the rupture geometries must have a denser grid spacing, from 1000m for 0.5 Hz to 200 m for 1.0 Hz. We adopted genslip v3.3.1 to resolve an issue in which, since the dimensions of the rupture surfaces can vary a bit going from 1000m to 200m, some ruptures went from 8 rupture variations to 2, resulting in undersampling the rupture and causing artificially large ground motions: | + | To move to higher frequencies, the rupture geometries must have a denser grid spacing, from 1000m for 0.5 Hz to 200 m for 1.0 Hz. We adopted genslip v3.3.1 to resolve an issue in which, since the dimensions of the rupture surfaces can vary a bit going from 1000m to 200m, some ruptures went from 8 rupture variations to 2, resulting in undersampling the rupture and causing artificially large ground motions (magenta curve below, compared to green and orange): |
[[File:Comparison of 1000m and 200m runs.png|frame|left|Green = Run_ID 2465: 1000m SGTs, 1000m synth;<br/> | [[File:Comparison of 1000m and 200m runs.png|frame|left|Green = Run_ID 2465: 1000m SGTs, 1000m synth;<br/> |
Revision as of 21:57, 23 April 2014
genslip v3.3.1
To move to higher frequencies, the rupture geometries must have a denser grid spacing, from 1000m for 0.5 Hz to 200 m for 1.0 Hz. We adopted genslip v3.3.1 to resolve an issue in which, since the dimensions of the rupture surfaces can vary a bit going from 1000m to 200m, some ruptures went from 8 rupture variations to 2, resulting in undersampling the rupture and causing artificially large ground motions (magenta curve below, compared to green and orange):