Catalogue Futures. Taimi Mulder. Antelope User Group, Trieste 2012 Feb or Thoughts on Requirements for dbloc3

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Catalogue Futures or Thoughts on Requirements for dbloc3 Taimi Mulder Antelope User Group, Trieste 2012 Feb 23-24

Real-time auto locations Real-time db 60-90 days (daily review) PRIMARY CATALOGUE SET ROUTINE OPERATIONS NETWORK CATALOGUES Consist of event locations Created by daily & monthly review EXTERNAL AGENCY BULLETINS Origins, magnitudes db_2012_01 db_2011_12 db_2011_11 db_2011_10 db_2011_09 Monthly dbs split off from the real-time db each month (monthly review). External Agency catalogues or bulletins that are associated with the local network solutions to produce the network catalogue. QED weekly (USGS NEIC) PNSN AEIC MTECH Etc. Etc.

Catalogue Collection: dbcentral Collects all databases in one place Desired time entered in Time: bar Select program to run on a given database

Catalogue Rules By Catalogue Regions & Sub-Regions Velocity models Depths: fixed or free Phases used in location: P, S or Pn, Sn or Pn, Pg, Sn, Sg Distance limitations for stns used in solution Minimum magnitude levels (catalogue completeness)

71 70 69 Beaufort Sea M >= 2.7-2.8 68 67 e.g. Western Canada 66 65 64 VEL 01 M >= 2.7-2.8 63 62 47 46 57 56 49 48 59 58 51 50-135 61 60-145 -140 53 52 55 54 57 56 58 Chugach Mts M >= 2.0 Gulf of Alaska M >= 2.7-2.8 M >= 1.0 VEL 01 St Elias Mts M >= 2.0 VEL 06 M >= 1.0 Yukon Plateau M >= 2.5-130 -135 VEL 07 M >= 2.5 Northern Coast Mts M >= 2.0 Mt Ogden M >= 2.7-2.8 M >= 1 M >= 1-130 -125 VEL 01 VEL 03 M >= 0.7-0.8-125 M >= 2.5 M >= 1.5-2.0 M >= 1.5-2.0-120 -120 Region Subregion Completeness level Velocity Depth model Washington state/utah lat < 49, lon > -121 ML >= 1.5-2.0 cn01 NW Washington state 47 >= lat < 49, lon >= -121 NOTE: Lat <= 48 and well located by UW, fix PGC soln to UW soln. ML >= 2.5 cn03 SW BC Southern VI ML >= 0.7-0.8 cn03 free Northern VI ML >= 1.0 Offshore NAM plate ML >= 1.0 Southern Coast Mountains ML >= 0.7-0.8 1, 5 km if no stn >= 50 km Offshore VI ML(Sn) >= 2.5 cn07 10 km Queen Charlotte Islands Eastern QC, Dixon Entrance, Hecate ML >= 1.0 cn06 free Strait Western QC, QC fault ML >= 1.0 cn01 20 km SE BC & Alberta ML,mb(Lg) > 1.5-2.0 cn01 Northern BC, YT, & lon >= -140 ML >= 2.7-2.8 cn01 western NWT -145 <= lon <= -141 ML > 3.0 Northern Coast Mountains ML > 2.0 1, 5, 10 km Northern Coast Mountains (Mt. ML >= 2.7-2.8 5 km Ogden swarms) Southeastern Alaska (Panhandle) ML >= 2.0 1, 5, 10 km Fairweather fault = 1 km Glacier Bay = 10 km Gulf of Alaska ML >= 2.7-2.8 10 km Chugach Mts, Alaska ML >= 2.0 1, 5, 10 km St. Elias Mts ML >= 2.0 1,5,10 km Richardson Mountains, YT/NWT ML >= 2.7-2.8 20 km Ogilvie Mountains, YT ML >= 2.7-2.8 1,5,10 km Wernecke Mountains, YT ML >= 2.7-2.8 1,5,10 km MacKenzie Mountains, NWT ML >= 2.7-2.8 1,5,10 km Yukon Plateau ML >= 2.5 1,5,10,15 km Beaufort Sea ML(Sn),mb,Ms >= 2.7-2.8 35 km

Tracking Event Review and Catalogue Changes Daily Review & Monthly Review Assigned to XX (daily) Document changes: e.g. magnitude threshholds Completed (event review & db health) Location Program History Catalogue History Location Program History Year Location Programs prior to 1972 Hand locations 1972 1976 CANCESS 1976 1980 CANCESS; for southwestern BC Hypo71 1980 1991 CANCESS; for southwestern BC Hypoellipse 1991 2006 LocEq 2006 to present Genloc Date Change Details 2004 11 01 Mw = ML(Sn) + 0.6 Offshore VI (all events within JDF plate system) -interim magnitude before Mw(JR) is released, specifically wrt web and media -2004 Nov offshore swarm 2002 11 01 Denali aftershocks M!2.5 2002 11 03 Denali aftershocks M!3.0 Denali mainshock M=7.9 2000 01 01 For earthquakes fix depth to 1.0 km (previously fixed to 0km), For blasts fix depth to 0 km. Rupture never starts at the surface, it starts at some depth and moves upwards. Assumption is that the minumum realistic depth rupture could commence would be 1km. Hence if an event free depth wants to be 0km, this cannot be true, so fix event to 1km depth.

SECONDARY CATALOGUE SET Auto P-nodal P-nodal FOCAL MECHANISMS Automated,& reviewed Auto Moment Tensor Moment Tensor Felt events M w = 4 M w = 5 M w = 6 Comments on where event was felt, intensity levels, damage. Polarity Reversals Teleseismic events used for determining polarity reversals. Cascadia Hazard Divide events into either the Juan de Fuca plate or the North America plate. Events with magnitudes used to determine seismic hazard levels, by region, for input into the National Building Code. Prefmag very useful, especially for large historic events.

TOOLS X-correlation (teleseismic arrivals) Various magnitude calculators Schema: models0.4 (velocity models) Dbloc2 smartpick dbcentral Difficulties Marking first motions keyboard input? Dbpick display( )? data input into traditional fm programs such as fpfit, focmec, etc. Tracking work done Tracking catalogue changes Tracking polarity reversals

Soliciting Input, Requirements, Needs Rtbulletin Custom bulletins perhaps something easily configurable? Handeling of unassociated arrivals (1 or 2 stn arrivals) Niko has isc bulletin submission to contrib? Focmec script? Fpfit module from USGS # could be platform problems does it run on mac, Sun, Linux? Keyboard control for arrival interface Deleting arrivals, fm up/down, eliminate mags Magnitude control: dynamic user control over signal to noise ratio, eliminate mags from netmag Assoc >= 400 stns (big prob for usarray and other extremely large networks) Dbpick (jurij): customize preferences such as filters in a new window, such as sensible default filter or a parameter file specifying preferences. Daily network (or sensible subset) scanning for missed events must be quick (ie I can visually scan hourly network plots (2pages/hr) in ~15 min and document all events to be processed for the day). This is essential to catch small local events that orbdetect/orbassoc misses. Orbassoc catches lots of teleseisms that the naked eye misses on these plots. Tectonic plates on maps (important for media interviews, emergency response info, research) Niko would like more languages with dbrecenteqs P-nodal: need azm & takeoff angle. Can get polarily flips at certain takeoff angles for crustal phases, this needs to be accounted for. Need dbloc3 man page written by user (essentially specifies user reqs) TM +KENT