Basin Query Result
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Basin Query Algorithms
Both Z1.0 and Z2.5 will use the same algorithms, they will just look for different Vs values Z1.0 = Vs = 1000m/s Z2.5 = Vs = 2500m/s, which we call the Target_Z.
- First Crossing - If the surface Vs is > Target_Z, then depth is 0. Otherwise, query the CVM every 20m depth, until a Vs >= Target_Z is found. Return the depth at which the Vs returned from the model is greater than or equal to the Target-Z.
- Second Crossing -
- Last Crossing -
Basin Query Algorithms in actual implmentation
For each gridpoint within the user supplied boundary, a stack of query points is generated with different depths in the increment of 20m. This set of query points are submitted to the backend model for their Vs.
If surface Vs is not > 0.0, then it is invalid and the grid point is default to -1
- First Crossing --
Basin Query Result
These result were ran on HPC and Blue Waters
| Model | First Upward Crossing | Last Upward Crossing |
|---|---|---|
| CVM-S4.26
(cvms5) |
threshold = 1000m/s | threshold = 1000m/s |
| CVM-S4.26-M01
(cvmsi) |
threshold = 1000m/s | threshold = 1000m/s |
| CCA06
(cca) |
threshold = 1000m/s | threshold = 1000m/s |
Here are comparable results from OpenSHA. First crossing results were calculated by David Gill, either in UCVMC or python, I'm not sure (but 4.26 files were provided years ago and are thus likely with the C version). Second crossing results were calculated by Scott Callaghan after modifying the python version of UCVM, Summer 2017. Note that the 3rd column is second crossing, not last.
| Model | First Upward Crossing | Second Upward Crossing |
|---|---|---|
| CVM-S4.26
(cvms5) |
None | None |
| CVM-S4.26-M01
(cvmsi) |
First crossing in old tree of opensha-commons/master | Second crossing on opensha-commons/master, now with metadata |
| CCA06
(cca) |
First crossing in old tree of opensha-commons/master | Second crossing on opensha-commons/master, now with metadata |
