Difference between revisions of "Product Backlog - Scott"
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*Re-insert data into focal database after upgrade | *Re-insert data into focal database after upgrade | ||
*Extract SQLite db for Study 17.3 | *Extract SQLite db for Study 17.3 | ||
| − | *Integrate Harvard basin model into NorCal velocity model, | + | *Integrate Harvard basin model into NorCal velocity model, resolving any outstanding issues with Science groups. |
*Train Kevin/Phil as alternative CyberShake operators | *Train Kevin/Phil as alternative CyberShake operators | ||
*Generate hazard curve using RSQSim ruptures | *Generate hazard curve using RSQSim ruptures | ||
Revision as of 20:40, 20 February 2018
Scott Callaghan's Project/Product Backlog
Project/Product Backlog
- Re-insert data into focal database after upgrade
- Extract SQLite db for Study 17.3
- Integrate Harvard basin model into NorCal velocity model, resolving any outstanding issues with Science groups.
- Train Kevin/Phil as alternative CyberShake operators
- Generate hazard curve using RSQSim ruptures
- Investigate improved load-balancing for DirectSynth SGT handlers
- Experiment with OMP parallelization for post-processing
- Modify CyberShake workflows to use Globus Online for file transfer
- Create cross-sections from mesh generated with 1) USGS Bay Area; 2) CVM-S4.26.M01; 3) CCA-06; 4) 1D background; with 10 km smoothing
- Spec Bay Area run with Vs min of 500 m/s and box extended to Cloverdale
- Create hazard curves for overlapping sites using modified velocity model order
- Investigate if inconsistent grid point spacing is a result of insufficient precision, or of mixing projections
- Investigate visualizing velocity meshes in paraview
- Reduce the runtime of the smoothing code.
Recently Finished Items
- Modify CyberShake to work on RSQSim ruptures (2/16/18)
