Difference between revisions of "OpenSHA Services"
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== GMT Web Map Service == | == GMT Web Map Service == | ||
GMT Mapping service used by OpenSHA applications to generate GMT Maps. Example apps are the [http://opensha.org/apps-GMTMap GMT Map Application] and [http://opensha.org/apps-ScenarioShakeMapLocal Scenario ShakeMap Application] | GMT Mapping service used by OpenSHA applications to generate GMT Maps. Example apps are the [http://opensha.org/apps-GMTMap GMT Map Application] and [http://opensha.org/apps-ScenarioShakeMapLocal Scenario ShakeMap Application] | ||
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| + | == Site Data Servlets == | ||
| + | The OpenSHA server provides access to many site datasets including Vs30 and basin depth. These can be accessed programmatically or via the [http://opensha.org/apps-SiteData Site Data Viewer/Plotter Application] | ||
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| + | = Cruise Control Continuous Integration Builds/Tests = | ||
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| + | = New Server Migration Notes = | ||
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| + | == DONE == | ||
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| + | == IN PROGRESS == | ||
| + | * Cruise Control | ||
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| + | == TODO == | ||
| + | * Switch tomcat installations back to trunk | ||
| + | * Switch cruise control build directory back to trunk | ||
Revision as of 22:40, 11 February 2016
Contents
opensha.usc.edu Apache Tomcat Servlets
GMT Web Map Service
GMT Mapping service used by OpenSHA applications to generate GMT Maps. Example apps are the GMT Map Application and Scenario ShakeMap Application
Site Data Servlets
The OpenSHA server provides access to many site datasets including Vs30 and basin depth. These can be accessed programmatically or via the Site Data Viewer/Plotter Application
Cruise Control Continuous Integration Builds/Tests
New Server Migration Notes
DONE
IN PROGRESS
- Cruise Control
TODO
- Switch tomcat installations back to trunk
- Switch cruise control build directory back to trunk
