- Sand Box: Construct and Evaluate Magnitude-Rate Distribution Scenarios
- For details, see Building Seismicity Models
- Sand Box: Construct Regional Seismicity Models Using Geodetic Data
- For details, see Building Seismicity Models Based on Geodetic Data
- Sand Box: Hazard Analysis for Earthquakes on Virtual Faults
For details, seeEarthquake Hazard Analysis
- Sand Box: Ground Motion & Response Spectral Analysis
For details, seeEarthquake Simulation and Response Spectral Analysis
- Sand Box: Search/Plot Faults in Western US to Get Details
For details, seeUSGS Seismicity Model: Faults in the Western US
- Sand Box: Search/Plot Earthquake Scenarios to Get Details and Conduct Ground Motion Analysis
For details, seeUSGS Seismicity Model: Earthquake Scenarios for the Western US
- Sand Box: Create a User-Defined Crustal Fault Database
For details, seeUser-Based Global Earthquake Scenarios for Ground Motion Analysis
- Sand Box: Construct Earthquake Scenarios and Conduct Ground Motion Analysis
For details, seeUser-Based Global Earthquake Scenarios for Ground Motion Analysis
Creating a Crustal Fault Database
The following is a brief discussion on creating and saving a database of fault segments. The segments created by this module can be used in the Construct Earthquake Scenarios and Conduct Ground Motion Analysis module to simulate multi-segmented earthquake scenarios for GM analysis. Figure 1 shows a sample page for creating a fault segment, in…