[EHPweb] Missing ShakeMap

[Lisa A Wald]

Pete-

I've opened a ticket for this; I'm guessing the problem is related to  
the transition to a new directory structure on all our webservers to  
accomodate the versioning system in a consistent way across all the  
servers.  This should be taken care of this morning.

We've experienced quite a few unexpected problems with the real-time  
products due to this transition, and I'm really sorry.  Our production  
systems should not be breaking like this, and we'll have to do better  
in the future.

- Lisa
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Lisa Wald, Geophysicist
Web Team Manager
USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
Golden, CO
303-273-8543
lisa at usgs.gov
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On Sep 24, 2009, at 8:49 AM, Peter Lombard wrote:

Lisa,

On 22 September, a ShakeMap for northern California was produced and  
sent to
the three USGS machines horst, graben and mesa. If I log into these  
machines,
I can see the files are present in their proper directory:
/home/html/earthquake/eqcenter/shakemap/nc/shake/71282111

However, the ShakeMap for event NC71282111 is not available on the  
USGS web
servers http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/shakemap/list.php?y=2009&n=nc 
.
Fortunately, CISN has a backup set of serrvers at www.cisn.org which  
DO have
this ShakeMap, so the event is not completely invisible. And  
fortunately this
event is small: Mw = 3.45, so there is not much public interest in it.

Can you please investigate why this ShakeMap is not visible on
earthquake.usgs.gov?

-- 
Pete Lombard
Seismological Laboratory
215 McCone Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-4760

lombard at seismo.berkeley.edu
(510) 642-0073

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