Minutes from 1 December 2009
2009/12/01 CSEP Meeting
Attendees: John Y., Masha L.
- csep-op:
- NFS server:
- John will consider available options beginning of next year
- John wants to try separating testing regions to different disks
- Masha said it's OK since all testing regions are independent from each other
- V9.10.1 release:
- Running since 2009-11-09
- No problems
- NFS server:
- Software development:
- Code freeze for V10.1.0 release candidate is Monday, December 7, 2009
- John suggested to use VirtualMachine to distribute CSEP software
- Will need to have different images for different testing centers due to the installed forecasts models
- Yan sent out an announcement about "FULL EARTH HIGH-RESOLUTION (0.1x0.1 degree) EARTHQUAKE FORECASTS"
- Using PDE catalog
- Will discuss integration of the forecast within CSEP
- DONE Trac #190 Isolate source code of installed forecasts models to testing region sub-directory
- Trac tickets to address for V10.1.0:
- Trac #178 Add a sanity check for number of observed events in cumulative result
- Trac #191 Create European YUM distribution
- Trac #194 Eliminate use of decimal.Decimal module from CSEPXMLGeneric.py conversion utilities
- Decimal is very slow - takes about 24 minutes to convert ASCII format of the forecast to XML
- Alvaro Gonzalez submitted two one-day alarm-based models for WPacific and Global regions
- DONE Trac #192 Install Alvaro Gonzalez one-day alarm-based models for Western Pacific testing regions
- DONE #193 Install Alvaro Gonzalez one-day alarm-based models for Global testing region
- Masha added new forecasts groups for NW, SW Pacific and Global regions, generated forecasts on csep-cert
- Updating web viewer to see results, will send email to Alvaro to approve results
- Targeted for CSEP V10.1.0
- DONE Trac #177 XML format of forecast should still be passed through master XML template
- Discovered a problem when validating EAST forecast on csep-cert:
- Trac ticket #195: XML format of the EAST forecast provides wrong value for defaultMagBinDimension
- Sent email to Peter Shebalin to approve suggested work around
- Automatically reinterprets XML forecasts to use [-180;180] range for longitude
- Generic implementation to affect all testing regions of all testing centers
- Jeremy approved re-interpreted SW Pacific one-year Triple_S forecast
- Discovered a problem when validating EAST forecast on csep-cert:
- From 2009/10/06 meeting: Fabian presented slides for new implementation of CSEP results web viewer
- Proposed to use Django based on Model-View-Controller paradigm
- Split results viewer into:
- web service for CSEP data products (maps, XML results datasets)
- Use Database to store CSEP results by Dispatcher
- John pointed out that it might be redundant to split already available XML results for injection to the database, then reconstruct XML from the database
- John pointed out that would need to inject already existing data into the database
- Masha is worried about making it error-prone due to the reprocessing
- Very minimal work on operational CSEP software if only need to change to publish XML results vs. SVG plots
- Fabian could work on implementation
- Danijel suggested to create tests summaries by Dispatcher
- Masha suggested to implement visualization of the summary on web server site by CSEP Toolkit modules
- Use Database to store CSEP results by Dispatcher
- interactive web application to present data products
- Danijel asked about authentication for Japanese viewer
- John suggested to use Apache's one
- Danijel asked about authentication for Japanese viewer
- Danijel asked if it shold be integrated into Drupal?
- John suggested to try a simple example to see if it works
- James asked why not to use Plone
- John said that we used to use Plone, but migrated away from it, but may be should investigate more
- John asked how to discover what is available:
- Danijel suggested to use URL queries to discover
- Masha suggested that Dispatcher could update already existing configuration files for forecasts groups with current forecasts filenames and publish it as well
- John suggested to use allmodels.xml that current web viewer has
- web service for CSEP data products (maps, XML results datasets)
- Hardware:
- csep-cert
- CSEPWebTest.py is not part of nightly build - some issues connecting to the web server
- John is looking at the problem
- CSEPWebTest.py is not part of nightly build - some issues connecting to the web server
- csep-cert