Minutes from 25 August 2009
2009/08/25 CSEP Meeting
Attendees: Phil M., Jeremy Z., John Y., Masha L.
- csep-op:
- V9.7.0 release:
- Re-processing of California's one-day and RELM forecasts groups due to the ANSS catalog fixes
- NFS server crashed August 13, 2009
- Hardware replacement is scheduled once re-processing is complete
- Re-processing of California's one-day and RELM forecasts groups due to the ANSS catalog fixes
- V9.7.0 release:
- CSEP meeting at USC on September 24-25, 2009
- Software development:
- Alvaro Gonzalez submitted models for CSEP V9.10.0:
- Two one-day alarm-based models for California: UNIFORM and NEAREST
- Alvaro asked to submit UNIFORM model for testing in three-month and five-year forecasts groups
- Masha asked about start date for new 5-year forecast group
- Jeremy suggested to start alarm-based 5-year group from scratch
- Phil recommended to ask for Alvaro's feedback on model submission proceedures
- Masha finished Python implementation of RELM evaluation tests
- Had to upgrade SciPy (V0.7.0) and NumPy (V1.3.0) packages on csep-devel and csep-cert
- Alvaro Gonzalez submitted models for CSEP V9.10.0:
- mini_CSEP distribution
- Jeremy distributed requirements to modelers community of RELM experiment and Italian testing regon
- Some scientists are interested in contributing to the CSEP
- Jeremy asked to add James Holliday to the CSEP Skype meetings
- Masha added James
- Based on some feedback, Masha suggested to distribute generic package instead of stripping it down to less functionality:
- Some scientists would like to run sequence of retrospective experiments - BatchProcessing and Dispatcher modules
- miniCSEP distribution would have the same dependencies as generic (SciPy, NumPy, GMT, matplotlib)
- Jeremy agreed to distribute generic package
- Requirements:
* convert a ForecastML forecast to MATLAB format
* convert a MATLAB forecast to ForecastML format
* generate a plot of the spatial distribution of the forecast (i.e.,
map-view of the forecast)
* generate a plot of the magnitude distribution of the forecast (i.e.,
magnitude versus normalized probability--I have attached an example )
* execute an L-test (including appropriate plot)
* execute an M-test (including appropriate plot)
* execute an N-test (including appropriate plot)
* execute an R-test (including appropriate plot)
* execute an S-test (including appropriate plot)
* Optional: declustering
- We should provide list of external package dependencies and links to these package
- Masha will spend time on getting generic package to conform with mini-CSEP requirements
- Targeted for CSEP V9.10.0
- Jeremy distributed requirements to modelers community of RELM experiment and Italian testing regon
- SCEC Annual Meeting:
- Masha submitted CSEP software/system abstract
- Jeremy submitted CSEP science abstract
- Danijel asked Masha to give a short talk about testing center implenentation on Sunday during "Source Inversion Validation" workshop
- CSEP proposal:
- Jeremy mentioned that Danijel and Dave Jackson are working on proposal
- John asked about web representation for EU Testing Center
- Phil suggested to discuss proposal for solution next week at CSEP meeting
- Phil mentioned that Masha will spend about 4 hours per week working on EEW
- Hardware:
- csep-cert
- CSEPWebTest.py is not part of nightly build - some issues connecting to the web server
- John will look at the problem
- CSEPWebTest.py is not part of nightly build - some issues connecting to the web server
- csep-cert