Mike Hearne

pip install of tensorflow doesn't seem to work

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I'm on a Mac OS 10.10.5 I installed Anaconda Python 3.5 from scratch Created tensorflow environment Ran pip install as indicated In python (or ipython), I get the following results:...

**Describe the bug** Here: https://github.com/usgs/groundmotion-processing/blob/main/src/gmprocess/io/asdf/stream_workspace.py#L1204 station is meant to be the "S.C.L" part of "N.S.C.L" (Network-Station-Channel-Location), where in other methods (getStreams()) station is the full NSCL code. **To Reproduce** Steps...

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The tests for this should be more atomic, and depend on common setup machinery.

This should probably be in the form of a whitelist, and the default is every service.

For example, calculate duration using a duration GMPE, and calculate travel time to a station 500 km away for start time.

Can we change this error message to say something like "No cities affected", since the pager.xml is actually there, it just doesn't list any affected cities. Example: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us70006q8n/pager