21 | 21 | ||'''rup_sections.bin'''||[#Integerarraylistbinaryfile Integer array list binary]||no||This lists the sub sections involved in each rupture. It consists of numRuptures arrays, each of which lists the sub sections indexes (as defined in fault_sections.xml) for that rupture|| |
22 | 22 | ||'''sect_areas.bin'''||[#Doublearraybinaryfile Double array binary]||yes||This file, if present, gives areas for each fault sub section in SI units (square meters). It contains one double value for each sub section index, in order.|| |
23 | 23 | ||'''sect_slips.bin'''||[#Doublearraybinaryfile Double array binary]||yes||This file, if present, gives slip rates after any aseismic and subseismogenic reductions for each fault sub section in SI units (square meters). It contains one double value for each sub section index, in order.|| |
24 | 24 | ||'''sect_slips_std_dev.bin'''||[#Doublearraybinaryfile Double array binary]||yes||This file, if present, gives standard deviations of slip rates after any aseismic and subseismogenic reductions for each fault sub section in SI units (square meters). It contains one double value for each sub section index, in order.|| |
239 | | Some mean (across multiple logic tree branches) solutions may contain Magnitude Frequency Distributions for each rupture. In this case, the rates.bin file will contain total rates and mags.bin will contain weighted average magnitudes. These MFDs can be used to more accurately represent the mean of multiple solutions instead of using the mean magnitude. They are written as a series of double arrays, with x values and y values separated into individual arrays. For example, consider these two functions: |
| 240 | Some mean (across multiple logic tree branches) solutions may contain Magnitude Frequency Distributions for each rupture. In this case, the rates.bin file will contain total rates and mags.bin will contain weighted average magnitudes. These MFDs can be used to more accurately represent the mean of multiple solutions instead of using the mean magnitude. |
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| 242 | Additionally, solutions can optionally include subseismogenic magnitude frequency distributions for each fault subsection. These are not needed for most applications, but can be used instead of the "associated" MFDs provided in the gridded seismicity data files. |
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| 244 | They are written as a series of double arrays, with x values and y values separated into individual arrays. For example, consider these two functions: |