Event based PSHA - decrease the "step" between events

[alexandre dunant]

Hi,

I am trying to run OQ to generate event based PSHA from a complex fault geometry.

Here are the results I got:

I am trying to reduce the "step size" between line of events (if it makes sense). What parameter would control that in the context of an event based PSHA ?

Thanks !

Alex

[Marco Pagani]

Hi Alexandre,
Sorry for missing your previous message. Did you try to increase the complex_fault_mesh_spacing
Marco

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[alexandre dunant]

Hi Marco,

Thanks it worked - Here is a picture of the magnitude 7.25Mw only.

Are the points location always randomly distributed or is there a way to create a regular grid based on the scaling relationship (Strasser 2010 in this case) ?

Thank you!

Best regards,

Alex

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[Marco Pagani]

Hi Alex,

I guess the red points are the hypocenters of ruptures in a stochastic event set produced by OQ.

Unfortunately is not possible with this calculation procedure to distribute then evenly over the fault surface.

Best wishes,

Marco

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[alexandre dunant]

Thanks a lot Marco,

Just wanted to check, the results should be good enough for our purpose. 

Best, 

Alex 

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