[Shake-dev] About sm_nearneighbor
Bruce Worden
cbworden at caltech.edu
Thu Dec 9 16:05:40 UTC 2010
Hi WSC,
The -w option is something I added to sm_nearneighbor to allow for the
output of the sum of the weights of the data at each grid point in the
output. This is needed to both normalize the weighted average and to
produce the map of total uncertainty. $nnwgto is the weights of the
native observations, and $nnwgtc is the weights of the converted
observations. The weight of the GMPE is derived elsewhere.
To see the relative weight of the GMPE, and the native and converted
observations, run grind with the -rcg option and then run the program
view_rcg to plot the results. The output will be in PostScript files
in the event's richter directory with names
<param>_<type>_contrib.grd, where <param> is one of "mi" (macroseismic
intensity), "pga" or "pgv," and <type> is one of "obs," "conv," or
"ests" for the weights of the native observations, the converted
observations, or the GMPE estimates, respectively.
Bruce
On Dec 7, 2010, at 7:51 PM, WSC wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I konw the sm_nearneighbor is base on GMT`s nearneighbor,
> but the "nearneighbor" in GMT do not have a -w(in lower case)
> option ,
> I just know it is used to compute the pga_rock.grd(or pgv_rock.grd)
> with sm_nearneighbor`s
> -G ouput,but I dont know what it is.
> so what`s the output of SM`s sm_nearneighbor with -w(in lower
> case)option??
>
> codes in grind maybe at line 1340 :
> $cmd = "$cfname -G$nnoutc -W -w$nnwgtc $grdpars -S$gmroi "
> . "-D$gmdecay -E0 -N16/1";
> print STDERR "Running 'sm_nearneighbor $cmd'\n" if $debug;
> `$shakebin/sm_nearneighbor$v $cmd`;
>
> Yes, I want to know what $nnwgtc is here!
>
>
> Thanks,
> WSC
>
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