aringler-usgs
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4 years ago Hey, @jkmacc-LANL this is great to hear!
@reanthony-usgs and I think we should try to compare what you have computed so we know everything is correct before a bunch of crunching. What do you think is the best way to do such a comparison? If it is easiest, we could always come up to LANL or any compare things in another way.
Once we compare things, then we think it is time to run this on the entire TA unless you see potential issues. What is the best way for us to interact with/access things?
If there are too many questions we can always do a phone call.
Have a great Holiday Season!
Hi @reanthony-usgs and @aringler-usgs . I wanted to update you both on progress.
I ran the spectral calculation last week and now have all the corrected PSDs and CSDs for the TA in Alaska for 2018. This doesn't include retrieval time from IRIS, which was another 4-5 hours on a much smaller cluster (20 nodes). Estimating from the work we'd done previously, the whole TA could be ingested in about 3 days if we pursued it.
I'm working on how best to share this with you, or at least to show you what the results look like. I think I could post a Jupyter notebook somewhere that illustrates some of this. Full access to the data themselves is not currently possible, however.
Please let me know how you'd like to proceed. I'll work on getting approval to share the notebook(s).
Thanks for your patience.
EDIT: PSDs for Alaska took 4-5 hours.