Difference between revisions of "UCVM elevation vs depth, model boundary"

Revision as of 23:59, 19 February 2019

Using depth profile plots to show the bottom of the model boundary in relationship to possible background 1d model

Using (-119.03, 35.38) near Bakersfield, CA

SCEC 1d (1d)

1d, vp

CVM-H v15.1(cvmh) with optional configurable 1d background

cvmh, no 1d

cvmh, 1d

  ./plot_depth_profile.py -d vp -b ${START} -e ${END} -v 10 -c ${MODEL} -s ${LAT},${LON} -o ${MODEL}_${IDX}_depth.png

 START is 0
 END is 250000
 MODEL is cvmh
 IDX is Bakersfield
 LAT is 35.38
 LON is -119.03

At -119.03,35.38

CVM-H v15.1(cvmh)

CVM-S4(cvms)

CVM-S4.26(cvm5)

CVM-S4.26.M01(cvmsi)

CCA06(cca)

CS17.3(cs173)

Sothern California 1D(1d)

Northridge Region 1D(bbp1d)

At -123,37,0.0,1000000.0

USGS Bay Area Velocity Model 0.8.3(cencal)

A: elevation 122.589 (depth 0) B: elevation 0 (depth 122.589) C: elevation -300 (depth 412.589)

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+A: elevation 122.589 (depth 0)
+B: elevation 0 (depth 122.589)
+C: elevation -300 (depth 412.589)
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