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== Basin_Query Previous Results == | == Basin_Query Previous Results == | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 6 December 2017
Contents
Result of latest Basin Query
Query with query interval set at 20 m
- Basin Query Result - Generated using UCVM v17.1 updated with CCA06
- Basin Query Notes
- CCA06 Basin Depth
Cross Section Plots CCA Models
Basin Depth Algorithm Description
- Basin Depth Algorithm
- Basin Depth Maps - OpenSHA
- CCA Basin Depth
- CVM426 Basin Depth
- Summary of Z values (GMPEs) and related verification and science tasks
Basin_Query Previous Results
Binary Z files used in OpenSHA, along with some metadata, are posted here:
- 4.26-M01: https://github.com/opensha/opensha-commons/tree/master/src/resources/data/site/CVM4i26
- CCA06: https://github.com/opensha/opensha-commons/tree/master/src/resources/data/site/CCAi6
We plan to implements a way to read these files and plot them in python which can be included with UCVM. Plotting would be similar to existing horizontal slide plotting scripts (which are likely included in both versions of UCVM, though I have not used them), and will be a useful feature going forward. Once that tool exists, comparisons will become easier. If in the meantime help is needed extracting individual values from these files, there is an OpenSHA tool which can access them (via Java).
Velocity mesh plotting scripts from CyberShake codebase
As part of the CyberShake work, we've developed a few Python scripts for plotting horizontal cross-sections (plot_horiz_slice.py), vertical cross-sections (plot_vertical_slice.py), and profile plots (plot_profile.py). The scripts are available in the CyberShake SVN repository, at http://source.usc.edu/svn/cybershake/import/trunk/UCVM/smoothing/ . As input, they expect a mesh in AWP format, and also a model coords file, which contains a listing of the lat/lon values for each surface point in the mesh (this is used for decimation purposes). Sample plots produced using these scripts can be seen here.
