ShakeOut 2013 Response Planning
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Jump to navigationJump to searchSCEC's research computing group used the ShakeOut 2013 event to practice creating useful earthquake and seismic hazard information for the SCEC community immediately after a large California event. We identified a series of digital data products that we can calculate using the software and system tools at SCEC, and posted the results on a SCEC wiki a soon as the results were available. We used one of the Northridge Near You event definitions, a scenario earthquake description for a San Bernardino M6.85, as the earthquake information available to us after a big event.
Contents
ShakeOut Home Page
Northridge Near You Events
Data Product Requirements
Each Data Product must include:
- Hardcopy of data product in Intern Lab at SCEC
- Digital version of product (posted on wiki)
- Metadata file describing data product (posted on wiki)
Computational Data Product Targets
- MMI CyberShake map for event
- Attenuation-relationship MMI ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- Attenuation-relationship PGV ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- Attenuation-relationship PGA ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- SCEC-VDO 3D Aftershock visualization
- ShakeAlert Event Summary Test Result for Mainshock
- Short Term Earthquake Probability (STEP) Map for next 24 hours
- Shakecast RSS (Receive and Send)
- BBP Source Description in SRF Format
- BBP MMI ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- BBP PGV ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- BBP PGA ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
Results Available by 5pm PDT
- MMI CyberShake map for event
- Attenuation-relationship MMI ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- Attenuation-relationship PGV ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- Attenuation-relationship PGA ShakeMap (NRNY San Bernardino Event)
- SCEC-VDO 3D Aftershock visualization
- ShakeAlert Event Summary Test Result for Mainshock
- Short Term Earthquake Probability (STEP) Map for next 24 hours
- Shakecast RSS (Receive and Send)
