SCEC Broadband Platform Workshop Introduction to the SCEC Broadband Platform 2G (Second Generation) Philip Maechling ([email protected]) Scott Callaghan ([email protected]) 19 May 2010
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SCEC Broadband Platform Workshop Introduction to the SCEC Broadband Platform 2G (Second Generation) Philip Maechling ([email protected]) Scott Callaghan ([email protected]) 19 May 2010 1 Proposed Workshop Agenda 10:30am - Introductions (Somerville) 10:45am - Overview of Broadband Platform Capabilities Discussion (Maechling) 11:00am - Run Northridge Validation (All) 11:30am - Run User Specified scenario Event (All) 12:00pm - Lunch Break (All) 1:00pm - Broadband Platform Science Background Discussion (Somerville) 1:30pm – User Specified Platform Simulations (All) 2:30pm - Summary/Feedback/Next Steps (Somerville/Maechling) 3:00pm - Adjourn 2 Broadband Platform 2G Goals The SCEC Broadband platform has been updated with new versions of what we will call the SDSU, UCSB, and URS codes (additional organizations were involved in development of the codes). – Rupture generator – Low frequency – High frequency 3 Broadband Platform 2G Goals New processing stages and validation capabilities have been added to the platform – Site response – Goodness of Fit Comparisons – Automated plotting of SRF, seismograms, GOF 4 Broadband Platform 2G SRF Plots Platform can generate rupture models in SRF format from user specified event parameters and now can plot images of the SRF models from updated rupture generators. 5 Broadband Platform 2G Seismogram Plots Platform validation processing includes plotting of overlays between observed strong motion and synthetic results. 6 Broadband Platform 2G Seismogram Overlay Platform validation processing includes plotting of overlays between observed strong motion and synthetic results. 7 Broadband Platform 2G Goals Goodness of Fit images compare results involving more than 3 sites. The plots show the bias (red line), the grey region is the 90% confidence range of the bias, and the standard deviation of the bias (shown by the outer edge of the green shading). 8 Broadband Platform 2G Goals GOF figure for UCSB Northridge is attached. These plots use period for the horizontal axis, so the large underprediction seen in the SDSU plots in Phil's PPT are at the shortperiods (high frequency). Also, it looks like the 90% confidence interval ("grey" region) is not being plotted. It may be that this option is not being used in the plotting script. 9 URS Loma Prieta & Northridge URS Landers & Imperial Valley SDSU Northridge 24 Near Fault Sites SDSU Northridge 34 Near Fault Sites SDSU Northridge All 133 Sites Broadband Platform 2G Observed Data • • • • The observed motions are strong motion recordings downloaded from the PEER NGA Database (peer.berkeley.org/nga) and the Center for Engineering Strong Motion Data (www.strongmotioncenter.org). Most records come from PEER. All these data have been baseline corrected and filtered by the distributing organization (e.g. PEER/NGA). The usable bandwidth for each record is listed in the station file that accompanied the data. The data are ground acceleration in units of cm/s/s and the file format is BBP. 15 Broadband Platform 2G Goals The Broadband Platform integrates two types scientific processing software together which we distinguish as: Programs – Single version of these programs are used in platform: – Peak Spectral Response Software Peak Amps – Goodness of Fit Software Modules – Multiple versions of these modules are used in platform: – Rupture generator – Low frequency Site – High frequency Response – Site response 16 Broadband Platform 2G Goals SCEC Broadband Platform 2G Capabilities: Use Case 1: – User selects one of three validation event and the platform calculates broadband seismograms for the event and compares platform seismograms to observed data. Use Case 2: - User defines parameters for a California earthquake, selects modules to use, and calculates broadband seismograms for the event. 17 Broadband Platform 2G Goals Use Case 1: – User can use the platform to calculate broadband seismograms for Landers, Loma Prieta, and Northridge events. – Platform will automatically compare synthetic broadband seismograms, compute peak amplitudes from seismograms, and compare synthetics to observations. – User can view synthetics, observed, and goodness of fit plots for each comparison. 18 Broadband Platform Validation Processing: Greens Function Station Lists Observed Strong Motion Data SRFs Low Freq Seismog rams High Freq Seismog rams Site Response Seismog rams Peak Amps Peak Amps GOF Goodness of Fit 19 Broadband Platform Validation Processing: 20 Broadband Platform 2G Goals Use Case 2: - User specifies earthquake parameters and ground motion recording sites and platform calculates broadband seismograms at user specified sites. - Platform will use rupture generators (in SRF format) to produce slip time histories for user specified events. - Platform produce seismograms, peak amplitude summaries, and images of Rupture and waveforms. 21 Broadband Platform User Specified Event Processing: Greens Function Station List Seismog rams Source Params Rupture Generator SRF Low Freq Seismog rams High Freq Seismog rams Site Response Seismog rams Peak Amps Peak Amps GOF Goodness of Fit 22 Broadband 2G - Ground Motion Simulation Platform – V2 Source Description • CFM, ERF • Mw, Dimension, Geometry •… • GF Libraries • Site Lists Broadband Time Histories (0 – 10 Hz) w/ Site Response Processing Broadband Time Histories (0 – 10 Hz) (1) Kinematic Rupture Generator (4) Site Response (2) Low Frequency Simulation (< 1 Hz) (5) Peak Amp Calculation (6) Goodness Of Fit Calculation Combine Low & High Frequency Library of Ruptures in Standard Rupture Format (3) High Frequency Simulation (> 1 Hz) 1. Filters 2. Time Shift Peak Amp Summary GOF Summary Peak Amp Summary Broadband Platform User Specified Event Processing: 24 Changes to Platform from 1G • Validation tests – Platform can run user-requested validation tests against observed data • Greens function files storage externally with integrity checking on files – MD5 sum tests on GFs enables user to check for data corruption prior to platform use • User interface menu-system updated to support many additional platform options. 25 Broadband Platform 2G Software Features • User can check software out of version control system. • User can build software on properly configured Linux computer. • User can run Unit Tests to verify platform software has compiled and built successfully • User will be able to run Acceptance Tests to verify platform successfully recalculated validation results. 26 User Accessible Software Testing • Unit tests – Unit verification tests for platform code components – Unit Test suite expanded as new program and modules are integrated into platform • Acceptance tests – End-to-end tests of each workflow – Intended for users when code is built and checked out 27 Broadband Platform 2G Software Features • SCEC Web site updated with Broadband Platform web pages at: http://scec.usc.edu/research/cme/groups/broadband • Updated Broadband Platform Installation Manual available on CME web site. • User can report and track status of problems through issue tracking systems: https://intensity.usc.edu/trac/broadband 28 Example Platform Usage 29