Difference between revisions of "UCVM Basin Query Tests"

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* -115.379 32.8114
 
* -115.379 32.8114
 
**32.8114 -115.379 400 400 400 1500
 
**32.8114 -115.379 400 400 400 1500
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== Reference Point ==
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<pre>
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# Column 1: Station Name
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# Column 2: Station ID  No.
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# Column 3: Owner
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# Column 4: Station Latitude
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# Column 5: Station Longitude
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# Column 6: CVM-S4 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
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# Column 7: CVM-S4 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
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# Column 8: CVM-S4 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
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# Column 9: CVM-S4 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
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# Column 10: CVM-H11.1.0 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
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# Column 11: CVM-H11.1.0 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
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# Column 12: CVM-H11.1.0 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
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# Column 13: CVM-H11.1.0 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
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#
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* El Centro Array #9 117 USGS 32.794 -115.549 960 960 3340 5320 1440 1440 3140 3140
 
* El Centro Array #9 117 USGS 32.794 -115.549 960 960 3340 5320 1440 1440 3140 3140
  
Query these models:
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== Query these models: ==
 
* CVM-H
 
* CVM-H
 
<pre>
 
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Latest revision as of 04:00, 4 October 2024

Evaluate the UCVM Query results for selected sites in the imperial valley. A set of queries were done in 2011 including CVM-H 11.1. Compare those results with the more recent CVM-H v15.1.

For a number of sites, we have differences between the z1.0 values we are getttteing from ucvm Selected sites:

  • Latitude Longitude z1_cvmsi_ngawest2 z1_cvmsi_queried z1_cvms4_queried z1_cvms4_ngawest2_flatfile
  • -115.549 32.794
    • 32.794 -115.549 380 380 380 1420
  • -115.466 32.855
    • 32.855 -115.466 420 420 420 1600
  • -115.379 32.8114
    • 32.8114 -115.379 400 400 400 1500

Reference Point

# Column 1: Station Name
# Column 2: Station ID  No.
# Column 3: Owner
# Column 4: Station Latitude
# Column 5: Station Longitude
# Column 6: CVM-S4 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
# Column 7: CVM-S4 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
# Column 8: CVM-S4 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
# Column 9: CVM-S4 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
# Column 10: CVM-H11.1.0 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
# Column 11: CVM-H11.1.0 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=1000 m/s
# Column 12: CVM-H11.1.0 Minimum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
# Column 13: CVM-H11.1.0 Maximum depth (in meters) to Vs=2500 m/s
#
  • El Centro Array #9 117 USGS 32.794 -115.549 960 960 3340 5320 1440 1440 3140 3140

Query these models:

  • CVM-H
(Python2) [maechlin@65236826276c target]$ cat basin_query_cvmh.sh
basin_query -f /app/ucvm/conf/ucvm.conf -m cvmh -v 1000 < test_inputs.tx
(Python2) [maechlin@65236826276c target]$ ./basin_query_cvmh.sh
 -115.5490    32.7940   1400.000   1400.000   1400.000
 -115.4660    32.8550   1600.000   1600.000   1600.000
 -115.3790    32.8114   1500.000   1500.000   1500.000
  • CVM-S4
(Python2) [maechlin@da1f19eddbd2 target]$ cat basin_query_cvms.sh
basin_query -f /app/ucvm/conf/ucvm.conf -m cvms -v 1000 < test_inputs.txt
(Python2) [maechlin@da1f19eddbd2 target]$ ./basin_query_cvms.sh
 -115.5490    32.7940    380.000    380.000    380.000
 -115.4660    32.8550    420.000    420.000    420.000
 -115.3790    32.8114    400.000    400.000    400.000
  • CVM-S4.26.M01
(Python2) [maechlin@bbd46d18e1e8 target]$ cat basin_query_cvmsi.sh
basin_query -f /app/ucvm/conf/ucvm.conf -m cvmsi -v 1000 < test_inputs.txt
(Python2) [maechlin@bbd46d18e1e8 target]$ ./basin_query_cvmsi.sh
 -115.5490    32.7940    380.000    380.000    380.000
 -115.4660    32.8550    420.000    420.000    420.000
 -115.3790    32.8114    400.000    400.000    400.0

Query using UCVM Basin_query

The basin_query utilitiy inputs a long, lat and returns three colums indicating depth to:

  • first crossing
  • second crossing
  • last crossing

Query using UCVM Explorer

The web-based ucvm explorer can returns vertical profiles in csv file format, and the z1.0 can be determined from these data files. These can be used to confirm the basin_query utility results.


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