[Shake-dev] Fwd: ShakeMap v3.5 Updated

[Peter Lombard]

Bruce,

Yeah, your announcement wasn't very clear.

However, I was wrong in saying that it's not in the Software Guide; I must
have been looking at an old copy. The current one, in section 3.3.3, gives a
sample command: ../../bin/makeMMIsiteTable Wald99 site_corr_cdmg.dat

Pete


Bruce Worden writes:
 > Here is the earlier announcement. I didn't explain it very well, did I?
 > 
 > Bruce
 > 
 > 
 > Begin forwarded message:
 > 
 > > From: Bruce Worden <cbworden at caltech.edu>
 > > Date: October 26, 2010 1:51:50 PM PDT
 > > To: shake-dev at geohazards.usgs.gov
 > > Subject: [Shake-dev] ShakeMap v3.5 Updated
 > >
 > > Hi folks,
 > >
 > > The ShakeMap source has been updated. As always the repository is at:
 > >
 > > https://vault.gps.caltech.edu/repos/products/shakemap/tags/ 
 > > release-3.5/
 > >
 > > If you are already working from this repository (and you should be),  
 > > you can simply go to your <shake_home> directory and do 'svn update'  
 > > to get the new code. Note however the special upgrade instructions:  
 > > After getting the new code from the repository, you need to go to  
 > > <shake_home>/install and do a 'make'. You must then go to  
 > > <shake_home>/include and edit the 'macros' file for your system --  
 > > not much has changed there, but its important to double check. You  
 > > can then go to <shake_home> and do a 'make veryclean' and 'make'.  
 > > There have been a number of changes to config files, so you will  
 > > have to go through those after the make. Again, not a lot of  
 > > changes, but see the notes below for some hints (in particular,  
 > > though, make sure your shake.conf is configured to run the programs  
 > > you want run).
 > >
 > > Changes with this update:
 > > Support for GMT 4.5.3. This should make new installations easier,  
 > > but there is little reason for existing ShakeMap installations to  
 > > upgrade their GMT -- no new functionality is introduced by  
 > > upgrading. Nevertheless, if you do upgrade, let us know how it goes.  
 > > (Make sure to follow the ShakeMap installation instructions, above,  
 > > after your GMT upgrade.)
 > > There is now a config parameter for the default Vs30 in the maps.  
 > > See smVs30default in grind.conf for more information. This will be  
 > > helpful if you are using Borcherdt-style site corrections but not  
 > > the California velocities. If you are using GMPE-native site  
 > > corrections (via the -gmpesc flag to grind), this won't make much of  
 > > a difference most of the time.
 > > The 'mp' (metadata parser) program no longer needs to reside in  
 > > <shake_home>/bin (where it gets deleted every time you do 'make  
 > > clean'). It is now set by the 'mp' configuration parameter in  
 > > genex.conf. Set the value to the full path to your mp executable.
 > > Removed the last of the architecture-dependent code.
 > > grind -noxml no longer leaves junk files lying around.
 > > There was a logical gap between the magnitude-dependent lonspan  
 > > flags for grind in shake.conf; it has been fixed.
 > > Revised makeMMIsiteTable to use the GMICE specified on the command  
 > > line. If you use something other than Wald99 (your other options are  
 > > AK07 and FM10), you can remake your MMI site correction tables with  
 > > your GMICE of choice.
 > > Numerous bug and documentation fixes.
 > >
 > > Please let me know if you have any problems with this upgrade. Also,  
 > > please let me know if you don't have problems so I'll have some idea  
 > > of how it is going. And, as always, make sure to test your  
 > > installation before going live with it.
 > >
 > > Thanks,
 > > Bruce
 > >
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