Michele Simionato

Here is the structure of the exported files: ``` # hcurves imt iml poe PGA 0.005000 0.913816 PGA 0.006527 0.913455 PGA 0.008521 0.912538 PGA 0.011123 0.910480 PGA 0.014521 0.906292 ......

It will be very common for a MultiMFD to have homogeneous parameters (i.e. equal for all sites). We should make a special case for that in the XML, to save...

Do we still need downsample_trace?

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Now both ComplexFaultSurfaces and SimpleFaultSurfaces store the original edges, so we could use those instead of downsampling. If the original edges are not available, should be considered an error?

When I have time

Alternative implementation of https://github.com/gem/oq-engine/pull/9681. TODO: plot the stations.

The feasibility of generic conditioned scenarios must be assessed, because a naive approach would easily give numbers as 46.5 T (Terabytes) of memory used. The problem is that the memory...

See the problem in the example below

It must work for Aristotle calculations. It must export a job.zip archive (only for GEM users) containing: 1. job.ini 2. rupture.csv 3. gsim_lt.xml 4. site_model.csv 5. exposure.xml and exposure.csv 6....

Median spectrum intermediate outputs

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They want to see `site_id, rup_id, gid, mid, pid, mean, sigma, weight`. It could be done with a script rather than a calculator.

It has been happening for years. For instance you can run ALS and get ```python /home/michele/openquake/lib/python3.11/site-packages/shapely/constructive.py:180: RuntimeWarning: divide by zero encountered in buffer ``` It is harmless, but it would...