Difference between revisions of "CyberShake Data"
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== CyberShake rupture info == | == CyberShake rupture info == | ||
| − | The CyberShake database has a variety of information about each rupture. | + | The CyberShake database has a variety of information about each rupture. |
| − | + | Information on accessing ERF data, rupture data, and hazard curve data is available at [CyberShake DB Queries]. | |
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| − | + | To distinguish between the different rupture generators, velocity models, ERFs at different resolutions, etc., you need to know the correct IDs to use. The wiki pages for each Study detail the IDs which are relevant for that study. | |
== CyberShake Seismogram Access == | == CyberShake Seismogram Access == | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 7 April 2016
Current ways of accessing CyberShake Data.
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CyberShake rupture info
The CyberShake database has a variety of information about each rupture.
Information on accessing ERF data, rupture data, and hazard curve data is available at [CyberShake DB Queries].
To distinguish between the different rupture generators, velocity models, ERFs at different resolutions, etc., you need to know the correct IDs to use. The wiki pages for each Study detail the IDs which are relevant for that study.
CyberShake Seismogram Access
This is detailed at Accessing CyberShake Seismograms.
CyberShake Data Request Website
We have developed a prototype CyberShake data access website. It can retrieve the most common CyberShake data requests for our most recent CyberShake Simulations. It may be useful as a way to review the types of data products available from a CyberShake Hazard Model. At this time, however, it requires a SCEC login (username/pwd) to use. Please request a SCEC login if you with to try this access method. A description and link to the site is below:
