Difference between revisions of "CyberShake SmartMap"
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CyberShake SmartMap is a proposed GIS-based interface to the CyberShake Hazard Model (2009) and later. Current concept for the CyberShake SmartMap is to provide user with the ability to view collective CyberShake hazard information in map form, and to give the user the ability retrieve detailed hazard information for specific sites through a map-based interface. | CyberShake SmartMap is a proposed GIS-based interface to the CyberShake Hazard Model (2009) and later. Current concept for the CyberShake SmartMap is to provide user with the ability to view collective CyberShake hazard information in map form, and to give the user the ability retrieve detailed hazard information for specific sites through a map-based interface. | ||
| + | == CyberShake SmartMap Powerpoint Examples == | ||
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| + | *[[File:CyberShake SmartMap.ppt]] | ||
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| + | This powerpoint presentation contains some User controls for CyberShake SmartMap. The radio buttons and sliders indicate user options they might use to define a map they want to see. There is an interdependency between some selections in these menus. Based on one user selection, other selections might be grayed out and not selectable. | ||
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| + | [[Image:CyberShake SmartMap_1.PNG|256px|thumb|right|Fig 1:CyberShake SmartMap User Controls are showing in this diagram. User choice are made through toggle buttons, radio buttons, and sliders controls. ]] | ||
| + | [[Image:CyberShake SmartMap_2.PNG|256px|thumb|right|Fig 2:CyberShake SmartMap User Controls are showing in this diagram. User choice are made through toggle buttons, radio buttons, and sliders controls. ]] | ||
| + | [[Image:CyberShake SmartMap_3.PNG|256px|thumb|right|Fig 3:CyberShake SmartMap User Controls are showing in this diagram. User choice are made through toggle buttons, radio buttons, and sliders controls. ]] | ||
| + | [[Image:CyberShake SmartMap_4.PNG|256px|thumb|right|Fig 4:CyberShake SmartMap User Controls are showing in this diagram. User choice are made through toggle buttons, radio buttons, and sliders controls. ]] | ||
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| + | == CyberShake Maps == | ||
| + | * [http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/CSHM/CyberShake_ERF_v1.kml Google Earth (KML format) UCERF2.0 Fault Map] | ||
| + | * [http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/CSHM/CyberShake_v1.0_sites.kml Google Earth (KML format) CyberShake Site Map] | ||
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== CyberShake SmartMap GIS Prototype == | == CyberShake SmartMap GIS Prototype == | ||
ESRI has helped SCEC develop an initial ArcGIS version of a CyberShake SmartMap and deployed it on a SCEC server. | ESRI has helped SCEC develop an initial ArcGIS version of a CyberShake SmartMap and deployed it on a SCEC server. | ||
| − | *[http://128.125.25.183/SCEC/SCEC/CyberShake/ ArcGIS CyberShake Map] | + | *[http://128.125.25.183/SCEC/SCEC/CyberShake/ ArcGIS CyberShake Map] --> |
== CyberShake Map API == | == CyberShake Map API == | ||
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def get_CyberShake_Sites(self,model_id): | def get_CyberShake_Sites(self,model_id): | ||
def get_station_sites(self,model_id): | def get_station_sites(self,model_id): | ||
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Revision as of 00:52, 12 February 2019
CyberShake SmartMap is a proposed GIS-based interface to the CyberShake Hazard Model (2009) and later. Current concept for the CyberShake SmartMap is to provide user with the ability to view collective CyberShake hazard information in map form, and to give the user the ability retrieve detailed hazard information for specific sites through a map-based interface.
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CyberShake SmartMap Powerpoint Examples
This powerpoint presentation contains some User controls for CyberShake SmartMap. The radio buttons and sliders indicate user options they might use to define a map they want to see. There is an interdependency between some selections in these menus. Based on one user selection, other selections might be grayed out and not selectable.
CyberShake Maps
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CyberShake SmartMap GIS Prototype
ESRI has helped SCEC develop an initial ArcGIS version of a CyberShake SmartMap and deployed it on a SCEC server.
CyberShake Map API
We have defined a business delegate python class to make it easier for User Interface developers to query the CyberShake database. This interface define input parameters collected from the User Screen. The methods return lat,lon,z results, or lat,lon, site information, ready to be plotted on the a map.
def get_standard_xyz_poe_map(self,standard_model_id,imt_type,iml,dur): def get_standard_xyz_iml_map(self,standard_model_id,imt_type,poe,dur): def get_cybershake_xyz_poe_map(self,cybershake_model_id,imt_type,iml,dur): def get_cybershake_xyz_iml_map(self,cybershake_model_id,imt_type,poe,dur):
def get_Vs30_Map(self,model_id): def get_Basin_Depth_Map(self,model_id): def get_CyberShake_Sites(self,model_id): def get_station_sites(self,model_id):
