Source code for openquake.hazardlib.geo.nodalplane

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"""
Module :mod:`openquake.hazardlib.geo.nodalplane` implements
:class:`NodalPlane`.
"""
import collections

NP = collections.namedtuple('NP', 'strike dip rake')


# NB: instantiating NodalPlane returns instances of NP, so it is a hack,
# but it is the simplest solution that maintains backward compatibility
[docs]class NodalPlane(object): """ Nodal plane represents earthquake rupture orientation and propagation direction. :param strike: Angle between line created by the intersection of rupture plane and the North direction (defined between 0 and 360 degrees). :param dip: Angle between earth surface and fault plane (defined between 0 and 90 degrees). :param rake: Angle describing rupture propagation direction (defined between -180 and +180 degrees). :raises ValueError: If any of parameters exceeds the definition range. """ def __new__(cls, strike, dip, rake): cls.check_dip(dip) cls.check_rake(rake) cls.check_strike(strike) return NP(strike, dip, rake)
[docs] @classmethod def check_dip(cls, dip): """ Check if ``dip`` is in range ``(0, 90]`` and raise ``ValueError`` otherwise. """ if not 0 < dip <= 90: raise ValueError('dip %g is out of range (0, 90]' % dip)
[docs] @classmethod def check_strike(cls, strike): """ Check if ``strike`` is in range ``[0, 360)`` and raise ``ValueError`` otherwise. """ if not 0 <= strike < 360: raise ValueError('strike %g is out of range [0, 360)' % strike)
[docs] @classmethod def check_rake(cls, rake): """ Check if ``rake`` is in range ``(-180, 180]`` and raise ``ValueError`` otherwise. """ if not (rake == 'undefined' or -180 < rake <= 180): raise ValueError('rake %g is out of range (-180, 180]' % rake)