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Add basin effects to non-NGAW2 GMMs #256

Closed pmpowers-usgs closed 6 years ago

pmpowers-usgs commented 7 years ago

In order to consider basin effects everywhere throughout the WUS, subduction interface and slab GMMs need to have an amplification term added. Art Frankel recommended we use the Campbell and Bozorgnia 2014 (NGAW2, z2p5) model. This needs to be added to BcHydro, Atkinson & Macias, and Zhao06. In order to not disrupt the existing models, this additions should be handled via subclasses that will have their own identifiers (e.g. ZHAO_06_INTER_BASIN).

pmpowers-usgs commented 7 years ago

The addition of the CB14 basin amplification model necessitated the deprecation of several periods variously available in the original subduction GMMs: [0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.25, 2.5, 6.0]

ashumway-usgs commented 6 years ago

After further discussion about modification to the subduction GMMs to include the CB14 basin term we have decided that we need to remove the Vs30 term (and any implied basin terms) from the subduction GMMs and then add the CB14 Vs30 and basin terms to the GMMs. Simply adding the CB14 basin term without removing the original Vs30 term is incorrect?

pmpowers-usgs commented 6 years ago

Follow up with @emthompson-usgs regarding reference site term.

pmpowers-usgs commented 6 years ago

The consideration of basin effects has been re-implemented in the subduction GMMs using period-specific ground motion for a rock-reference site added (in log space) to the site/basin term computed using CB14, with reference to the Vs30 value considered 'rock' by each subduction GMM (AM_09=760, BCHYDRO_12=1000).

pmpowers-usgs commented 6 years ago
pmpowers-usgs commented 6 years ago

Subduction models now use CambellBozorgnia.BasinAmp and should exhibit amplification only effects; see #319

pmpowers-usgs commented 6 years ago

Resolved in #319