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Revision as of 21:03, 11 August 2021
This page outlines the process to create a new BBP validation package and use it to produce CyberShake goodness-of-fit results.
Create BBP Validation Package
- Copy over an already-existing validation package in $BBP_VAL_DIR.
- Copy the .src file and the .stl file that were used for the validation simulation.
- Edit the validation_config.txt file, if needed. Possibly modify EVENT_VELOCITY_MODEL, P_CODEBASE_ALL_source, and P_CODEBASE_ALL_stations.
- Create the .acc files. There should be 1 file per station per component with the filename <station>_<comp>.acc. These files use the following format:
Rotated Accelerogram to <direction> H1 for rotation: <station name> <original angle 1> H2 for rotation: <station name> <original angle 2> rotation angle - n/a Acceleration in g <npts> <dt> NPTS, DT <values, 6 per row in %.6e format>
You can use the script on Summit in ~callag/scripts/convert_bbp_to_acc.py to convert an acceleration BBP file into 3 .acc files.
Perform goodness-of-fit with CyberShake results
- Create empty simulation directory tree.
- Copy CyberShake *.vel.bbp and *.acc.bbp files to the outdata directory.
- Run the BBP, but skip all simulation stages and start with the plot_map module.