[CIG-SEISMO] Few questions on SW4 (Lukáš Janků)

[Petersson, Anders]

Hi Lukas,
The sw4 source code distribution contains a directory called examples,
where several different wave propagation problems are solved. A couple of
them include realistic topography, such as examples/pfiles/Caucasus.in. In
this case, the topography is given on a lat-lon grid in the file
caucasus.topo. To get started I recommend running this case and reading
the chapter on topography in the user's guide.
We might make a webinar in the future, but for now your best bet is going
through the examples and studying at the user's guide.
Let me know if you have any further questions,
Anders

On 5/28/15, 12:00 PM, "cig-seismo-request at geodynamics.org"
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>Date: Wed, 27 May 2015 16:53:46 -0700
>From: Lukáš Janků <janku.geo at gmail.com>
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>Hi guys
>
>I have recently discovered your code SW4 - several people have recommended
>it to me on the ISRM. I am a PhD student at the University of Canterbury,
>carrying out a research on the seismic response of the hills around
>Wellington. So far I have been using mostly FLAC 2D, but I am now
>considering running some simple models (linear elastic behavior, 1 or 2
>materials) in 3D. My first choice was FLAC 3D, but your programme seems to
>be quite reasonable alternative.
>
>I have downloaded the manual, but are you planning some sort of webinar or
>any other video presentation of the programme as well? It might be my
>laziness, but it's usually a bit easier to pick the gist of it from video
>than from the text.
>
>Also, do you have some example of code with topography from raster and
>real
>earthquake input? Even though your manual seems to be quite clear, my
>experience is that it's incredibly easy to forget something or use a wrong
>syntax on one line and then spend two weeks trying to find the mistake.
>
>Thanks for your help
>
>Best regards
>
>Lukas Janku
>University of Canterbury
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