Subduction clusters break the 'opensha' assumptions that sections in a cluster are consecutive. When building connections, the existing code often uses SectIDRange objects that reduce clusters or ruptures to the start and end section ids.
We want to investigate where this is a problem and what can be done to fix it.
Part of #300
Subduction clusters break the 'opensha' assumptions that sections in a cluster are consecutive. When building connections, the existing code often uses
SectIDRange
objects that reduce clusters or ruptures to the start and end section ids.We want to investigate where this is a problem and what can be done to fix it.