Data Access
- Study wiki pages, hosted on strike.scec.org, an AWS instance
- A public MariaDB database (focal.usc.edu)
- For each study, we create a stand-alone SQLite database with the MariaDB content for that study. This database is stored in a single file, which can then be distributed to users. It’s often faster than the MariaDB database, especially for complex queries, though it can be several hundred GB in size.
- The project filesystem at USC CARC.
- A public Globus collection.
- Distributed through study wiki pages
- MariaDB database
- SQLite database
- Linked from study wiki pages
- MariaDB database for selected periods
- SQLite database for selected periods
- MariaDB database for selected periods
- SQLite database for selected periods
- Project filesystem at USC CARC has intensity measure files for all periods
- Intensity measures for Study 15.12 are available through the Globus collection
- Project filesystem at USC CARC has all seismograms
- Seismograms for Study 15.12 are available through the Globus collection
- Goal is to simplify access to CyberShake data, particularly data files on project filesystem at USC CARC
- Python application
- Prompts the user with questions to determine what subset of data to retrieve
- Queries the database to retrieve intensity measures and metadata
- Interfaces with Globus collection to retrieve requested data files
