Minutes from 6 April 2010
2010/04/06 CSEP Meeting
Attendees: Jeremy Z., John Y., Masha L.
- csep-op:
- CSEP V10.4.0 is installed as of Thursday, April 1, 2010:
- Passed all unit/acceptance tests
- Announcement is sent out to csep-all distribution list
- Due to new functionality (Trac ticket ##178 Add a sanity check for number of observed events in cumulative result)
- #213 Inconsistent number of events for 2008-05-02, 2008-06-02 observation catalogs for CA RELMAftershock groups
- #214 Inconsistent number of events for 2008-05-03, 2008-06-03 observation catalogs for CA RELMMainshock groups
- Masha started re-processing for test dates of 2008/06-2008/10 that are affected by drop in number of events in raw ANSS catalog
- Performance issue due to new NFS server:
- Mentioned above re-processing is very slow
- John wants to try separating testing regions to different disks
- Masha said it's OK since all testing regions are independent from each other
- CSEP V10.4.0 is installed as of Thursday, April 1, 2010:
- Jeremy ran tests with 10000 simulations for Western Pacific one-year-models-V9.1 experiments in stand-alone mode:
- Results are consistent with the ones Masha generated on csep-op with 1000 simulations
- Masha asked about necessity of fix for Trac ticket #180 Stabilize evaluation tests that use simulations by increasing number of simulations
- Jeremy responded that scientists interested in results will re-process with higher number of simulations anyway, so it's OK not to implement it within CSEP testing framework
- From 2010/01/26 meeting: Jeremy had a discussion with Peter Shebalin:
- Should run alarm-based evaluation tests for EAST (alarm-based) model against EEPAS and PPE David Rhoades models (rate-based)
- Masha responded that EAST model has a single magnitude bin vs. rate-based models having multiple magnitude bins
- Jeremy said that alarm-based tests won't work then
- Jeremy will get back to Masha regarding alarm-based tests for alarm-based model vs. rate-based model
- Should run alarm-based evaluation tests for EAST (alarm-based) model against EEPAS and PPE David Rhoades models (rate-based)
- Software development:
- From 2010/03/02 meeting: Masha asked how up-to-date we should keep our software stack:
- Thomas Goebel installed CSEP generic package with later version of matplotlib library, plots don't look right
- Phil suggested a discussion within larger group
- Self-discovering web application to view CSEP results:
- Ankur started working on mod_python application
- Tasks for CSEP V10.7.0:
- Get rid of remaining Matlab codes (#68 Adopt QuakeML format for catalog data):
- QuakeML format is not adopted by ANSS and CMT authorized data sources to distribute the data
- Masha started replacing Matlab codes with NumPy functionality to prepare catalogs
- Will need to implement catalog uncertainties (QuakePy does not support), will propagate to QuakePy
- Will switch to QuakePy once data sources adopt QuakeML
- #51 Consider rewriting/invoking Fortran declustering code in Python
- Masha contacted Thomas van Stiphout at ETH since he has adopted ZMAP catalog format by Fortran declustering code
- QuakeML format is not adopted by ANSS and CMT authorized data sources to distribute the data
- Get rid of remaining Matlab codes (#68 Adopt QuakeML format for catalog data):
- Pending new models:
- Max may submit ETAS model for California some time in March-April 2010
- Matt promised Java version of STEP to be available for the installation within SCEC Testing Center by March, 2010
- Matt will get back to Masha if he wants to continue testing of fixed Matlab version
- From 2010/02/02 meeting: High resolution Global testing region:
- Danijel reported that forecast template and format are being defined
- Yan sent out an announcement about "FULL EARTH HIGH-RESOLUTION (0.1x0.1 degree) EARTHQUAKE FORECASTS"
- Using PDE catalog
- Will integrate within CSEP when testing region is established
- From 2010/03/02 meeting: Masha asked how up-to-date we should keep our software stack:
- From 2009/12/08 meeting: CSEP policies
- Should discuss if SCEC Testing Center results should be open to the public
- Danijel will get back to the group
- Danijel will work on more content for the main CSEP web pages
- Should discuss if SCEC Testing Center results should be open to the public
- 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