Logic tree structure question

[David Cohen]

I am working on a logic tree for a site with 16 faults, one of the faults has three different lengths, another has two lengths. I am varying the dip angle, for the 16 faults there are many different variations but some have common angles.

My error message is that dip60 is not unique, but dips 40, 50,  60, and 75 are common throughout.

Is my logic structure inadequate?

David 

[David Cohen]

I revised the logic tree file, because there were duplicate dip angles. Now I have isolated the dip angle at the end of the file, but the problem is that I want to use the dip angle tree for all the 16 faults.

 I used:

<logicTreeBranchingLevel branchingLevelID="bl59">

            <logicTreeBranchSet uncertaintyType="simpleFaultDipAbsolute"

                                branchSetID="bs_flt2_abs_dip"

                                applyToSources="AR-0000a""AR-0002""AR-0004""AR-0084""AR-0122""AR-0132""AR-0139""AR-0166""AR-0248""AR-0249""AR-0250""AR-0251""AR-0252""AR-0254""AR-0271""AR-0290">

                <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip50">

                    <uncertaintyModel>50.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.30</uncertaintyWeight>

</logicTreeBranch>

                  <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip60">

                    <uncertaintyModel>60.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.40</uncertaintyWeight>

                </logicTreeBranch>

                <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip75">

                    <uncertaintyModel>75.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.30</uncertaintyWeight>

                </logicTreeBranch>

But it gave an invalid token error.

Then I tried:

<logicTreeBranchingLevel branchingLevelID="bl59">

            <logicTreeBranchSet uncertaintyType="simpleFaultDipAbsolute"

                                branchSetID="bs_flt2_abs_dip"

                                applyToSources="AR-0000a"

applyToSources="AR-0002"

applyToSources="AR-0004"

applyToSources="AR-0084"

applyToSources="AR-0122"

applyToSources="AR-0132"

applyToSources="AR-0139"

applyToSources="AR-0166"

applyToSources="AR-0248"

applyToSources="AR-0249"

applyToSources="AR-0250"

applyToSources="AR-0251"

applyToSources="AR-0252"

applyToSources="AR-0254"

applyToSources="AR-0271"

applyToSources="AR-0290">

                <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip50">

                    <uncertaintyModel>50.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.30</uncertaintyWeight>

</logicTreeBranch>

                  <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip60">

                    <uncertaintyModel>60.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.40</uncertaintyWeight>

                </logicTreeBranch>

                <logicTreeBranch branchID="dip75">

                    <uncertaintyModel>75.0</uncertaintyModel>

                    <uncertaintyWeight>0.30</uncertaintyWeight>

                </logicTreeBranch>

            </logicTreeBranchSet>

        </logicTreeBranchingLevel>

but I got a duplicate attribute since I have dublicate applyToSources

Is there anyway to make this work?

David

[Michele Simionato]

You should look at the tests of the engine. Then you will see that the right syntax is something like this:

applyToSources="1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10" 

(see openquake/qa_tests_data/classical/case_36/source_model_logic_tree.xml, the description of the test

is "applyToSources with multiple sources"). This is also documented in the manual.

        Michele