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African scenarios and map fixes #25

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@nicolepaul nicolepaul commented Dec 21, 2023

@nicolepaul nicolepaul changed the title Draft: African scenarios and map fixes African scenarios and map fixes Dec 22, 2023
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Some notes about the 2023 Marrakesh-Safi event, which likely could be improved.

  • USGS now has 3 seismic stations (see here). One of these stations has a PGA of ~0.79g, which can significantly increase out estimated ground shaking when we condition to the seismic stations.
  • Previously, a point rupture from USGS was used, but now there is a finite fault estimate. Should we consider keeping both for reference? This version only includes the finite fault estimate and not the point rupture.
  • In Slack, @raoanirudh shared some fatality estimates by Adm2, but I didn't add those since I didn't know the source
  • I've seen some presentations that included impact at the subnational level, but would need to reach out to the presenters to find the source

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LGTM

@nicolepaul nicolepaul merged commit 22257b3 into main Jan 5, 2024
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