USAGE: fst_hazard_map_calc.sh --input-file </path/to/solution.zip> --output-dir </path/to/dir> --periods 0,1
This command line tool allows a user to calculate hazard maps for a Solution. The output is a HTML file and map plots, and a CSV file containing the hazard curves themselves.
These calculations and are included by default in solution reports with --plot-level FULL, but will use deafult settings and an extremely coarse grid resolution (1 degree). You can override the grid spacing for hazard map calculation in the standard report generator by setting the FST_HAZARD_SPACING environmental variable.
| Argument | Default Value | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
-if/--input-file |
REQUIRED | Path to Solution zip file. | --input-file solution.zip |
-od/--output-dir |
REQUIRED | Path to write output the output plots, HTML, and curves. | --output-dir /path/to/dir |
-p/--periods |
REQUIRED | Calculation period(s). Mutliple can be comma separated, and PGA is 0. |
--periods 0,1 |
| Argument | Default Value | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
-cf/--comp-file |
(disabled) | Comparison solution file | --comp-file comp_solution.zip |
-g/--gmpe |
ASK_2014 |
GMPE name. Default is ASK_2014 | --gmpe ASK_2014 |
-gs/--grid-spacing |
0.25 |
Grid spacing in degrees. Default: 0.25, or FST_HAZARD_SPACING environmental variable if set |
--grid-spacing 0.25 |
-md/--max-distance |
200 |
Maximum distance for hazard curve calculations in km. Default is 200 km | --max-distance 200 |
-rc/--recalc |
(disabled) | Flag to force recalculation (ignore existing curves files) | --recalc |