Future validation efforts and tasks Sample Clauses

Future validation efforts and tasks. As indicated in the introduction, evaluation and validation of a software project is an ongoing task until a final software release. Thus, SHARE and GEM programmers and scientists continue to work on these issues. Further plans imply implementation of all PEER test cases (Xxxxxx et al, 2010) that would lead to an extensive validation of the following elements: • Implementation of fault sources, • Implementation of finite ruptures, • Implementation of recurrence models • Implementation of ground motion truncation; • Modeling of subduction faults, • Treatment of multiple sources, • Use of different recurrence models, • Implementation of logic trees, • Computation of different fractiles, and • Disaggregation. The process of implementing the remaining GMPEs into the OpenQuake will continue and the validation will follow the procedure described in this report. More specifically, the next focus is to complete the GMPE implementation for Stable Continental Regions, including the following models: • Xxxxxxxx [2008], • Xxxxxxxx [2003], • Toro [2002] With these GMPEs implemented and validated, OpenQuake will contain all the GMPEs selected by WP4 experts to form the ground motion logic tree. For SHARE it is essential to fully test all components that will be used and needed for its hazard model. Apart of these numerical validations, there are other exercises ongoing, such as: sensitivity analysis of the weight assigned to each GMPE in the final SHARE logic tree, sensitivity of different type of ruptures used in the case of an area source, depth distribution and style-of faulting for an area source, treatment of maximum magnitude, etc. The results of these exercises will be presented inside the next deliverable.
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