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import numpy as np
from openquake.hmtk.seismicity.declusterer.base import (
BaseCatalogueDecluster, DECLUSTERER_METHODS)
from openquake.hmtk.seismicity.utils import decimal_year, haversine
from openquake.hmtk.seismicity.declusterer.distance_time_windows import (
TIME_DISTANCE_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS)
[docs]@DECLUSTERER_METHODS.add(
"decluster",
time_distance_window=TIME_DISTANCE_WINDOW_FUNCTIONS,
time_window=np.float)
class Afteran(BaseCatalogueDecluster):
"""
This implements the Afteran algorithm as described in this paper:
Musson, R. (1999), Probabilistic seismic hazard maps for the North
Balkan Region, Annali Di Geofisica, 42(6), 1109 - 1124
"""
[docs] def decluster(self, catalogue, config):
"""
catalogue_matrix, window_opt=TDW_GARDNERKNOPOFF, time_window=60.):
:param catalogue: a catalogue object
:type catalogue: Instance of the openquake.hmtk.seismicity.catalogue.Catalogue()
class
:keyword window_opt: method used in calculating distance and time
windows
:type window_opt: string
:keyword time_window: Length (in days) of moving time window
:type time_window: positive float
:returns: **vcl vector** indicating cluster number,
**flagvector** indicating which earthquakes belong to a
cluster
:rtype: numpy.ndarray
"""
# Convert time window from days to decimal years
time_window = config['time_window'] / 365.
# Pre-processing steps are the same as for Gardner & Knopoff
# Get relevent parameters
mag = catalogue.data['magnitude']
neq = np.shape(mag)[0] # Number of earthquakes
# Get decimal year (needed for time windows)
year_dec = decimal_year(catalogue.data['year'],
catalogue.data['month'],
catalogue.data['day'])
# Get space windows corresponding to each event
sw_space, _ = (
config['time_distance_window'].calc(catalogue.data['magnitude']))
# Pre-allocate cluster index vectors
vcl = np.zeros(neq, dtype=int)
flagvector = np.zeros(neq, dtype=int)
# Rank magnitudes into descending order
id0 = np.flipud(np.argsort(mag, kind='heapsort'))
clust_index = 0
for imarker in id0:
# Earthquake not allocated to cluster - perform calculation
if vcl[imarker] == 0:
# Perform distance calculation
mdist = haversine(
catalogue.data['longitude'],
catalogue.data['latitude'],
catalogue.data['longitude'][imarker],
catalogue.data['latitude'][imarker]).flatten()
# Select earthquakes inside distance window, later than
# mainshock and not already assigned to a cluster
vsel1 = np.where(
np.logical_and(vcl == 0,
np.logical_and(
mdist <= sw_space[imarker],
year_dec > year_dec[imarker])))[0]
has_aftershocks = False
if len(vsel1) > 0:
# Earthquakes after event inside distance window
temp_vsel1, has_aftershocks = self._find_aftershocks(
vsel1,
year_dec,
time_window,
imarker,
neq)
if has_aftershocks:
flagvector[temp_vsel1] = 1
vcl[temp_vsel1] = clust_index + 1
# Select earthquakes inside distance window, earlier than
# mainshock and not already assigned to a cluster
has_foreshocks = False
vsel2 = np.where(
np.logical_and(
vcl == 0,
np.logical_and(mdist <= sw_space[imarker],
year_dec < year_dec[imarker])))[0]
if len(vsel2) > 0:
# Earthquakes before event inside distance window
temp_vsel2, has_foreshocks = self._find_foreshocks(
vsel2,
year_dec,
time_window,
imarker,
neq)
if has_foreshocks:
flagvector[temp_vsel2] = -1
vcl[temp_vsel2] = clust_index + 1
if has_aftershocks or has_foreshocks:
# Assign mainshock to cluster
vcl[imarker] = clust_index + 1
clust_index += 1
return vcl, flagvector
def _find_aftershocks(self, vsel, year_dec, time_window, imarker, neq):
'''
Function to identify aftershocks from a set of potential
events inside the distance window of an earthquake.
:param vsel: Pointer vector to the location of the events in distance
window
:type vsel: numpy.ndarray
:param year_dec: Vector of decimal catalogue event times
:type year_dec: numpy.ndarray
:param time_window: Moving time window for selection of time clusters
:type time_window: float
:param imarker: Index of the mainshock in the catalogue vector
:type imarker: Integer
:param neq: Number of events in distance window of mainshock
:type neq: Integer
'''
temp_vsel1 = np.zeros(neq, dtype=bool)
has_aftershocks = False
# Finds the time difference between events
delta_time = np.diff(
np.hstack([year_dec[imarker], year_dec[vsel]]))
for iloc in range(0, len(vsel)):
# If time difference between event is smaller than
# time window - is an aftershock -> continue
if delta_time[iloc] < time_window:
temp_vsel1[vsel[iloc]] = True
has_aftershocks = True
else:
# Time difference between events is larger than
# window -> no more aftershocks -> return
return temp_vsel1, has_aftershocks
return temp_vsel1, has_aftershocks
def _find_foreshocks(self, vsel, year_dec, time_window, imarker, neq):
'''
Finds foreshocks from a set of potential events within
the distance window of a mainshock.
:param vsel: Pointer vector to the location of the events in distance
window
:type vsel: numpy.ndarray
:param year_dec: Vector of decimal catalogue event times
:type year_dec: numpy.ndarray
:param time_window: Moving time window for selection of time clusters
:type time_window: float
:param imarker: Index of the mainshock in the catalogue vector
:type imarker: Integer
:param neq: Number of events in distance window of mainshock
:type neq: Integer
'''
temp_vsel2 = np.zeros(neq, dtype=bool)
has_foreshocks = False
# The initial time is the time of the mainshock
initial_time = year_dec[imarker]
year_dec = year_dec[vsel]
for jloc in range(len(vsel) - 1, -1, -1):
# If the time between the mainshock and the preceeding
# event is smaller than the time_window then event
# is a foreshock
if (initial_time - year_dec[jloc]) < time_window:
temp_vsel2[vsel[jloc]] = True
has_foreshocks = True
# Update target time to consider current foreshock
# Then continue
initial_time = year_dec[jloc]
else:
# No events inside time window
# end of foreshock sequence - return
return temp_vsel2, has_foreshocks
return temp_vsel2, has_foreshocks