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Large Data Visualization of Seismic Data (TeraShake)

Large Data Visualization of Seismic Data (TeraShake). Amit Chourasia Visualization Scientist Visualization Services Presented at: SDSC Booth at SC05 . movie. About Terashake. Large Scale Earthquake Simulation on Southern San Andreas 33 researchers, 8 Institutions

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Large Data Visualization of Seismic Data (TeraShake)

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  1. Large Data Visualization of Seismic Data (TeraShake) Amit Chourasia Visualization Scientist Visualization Services Presented at: SDSC Booth at SC05

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  3. About Terashake Large Scale Earthquake Simulation on Southern San Andreas 33 researchers, 8 Institutions • Southern California Earthquake Center • San Diego Supercomputer Center • Information Sciences Institute • Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (UC) University of Southern California • San Diego State University • University of California, Santa Barbara • Carnegie-Mellon University • ExxonMobil Slide: Courtesy Marcio Faerman

  4. TeraShake Simulation Area • Rectangular region parallel to San Andreas fault containing: • Los Angeles, • San Diego, • Mexicali, • Tijuana, • Ventura Basin, • Fillmore, • Southern San Joaquin Valley, • Catalina Island, • Ensenada • 600 x 300 x 80 km Slide: Courtesy Marcio Faerman

  5. TeraShake Earthquake Simulation • Magnitude 7.7 earthquake on southern San Andreas • Mesh of 1.8 Billion cubes, 200 m • 0.011 sec time step, 20,000 time steps: 3 minute simulation • 240 processors on San Diego SuperComputer Center DataStar • ~ 20,000 CPU hours, over approximately 5 days wall clock • ~ 47 million megabytes of output • Asynchronous rendering of simulation output during ongoing computation Slide: Courtesy Marcio Faerman

  6. About Data

  7. -0.1+0.1 Go! Visualize • Velocity components (Volumes and Surfaces)

  8. -50.0 +50.0 cm/s Visualize ?what? • Velocity within specific range • Color ramps easily understood by scientists. 250.0 +250.0 cm/s

  9. Visualize ?what? • Context – Geographic location • Context – Fault lines • Simulation Time

  10. 0.0 250.0 cm/s -50.0 +50.0 cm/s Visualize ?what? • Velocity components and magnitudes • Velocity Cumulative peaks • Velocity range and color schema

  11. Tangible Numbers • 55 Different animations • Over 80,000 images • Above 14,000 CPU hours on Datastar • Above 12,000 CPU hours on Teragrid • 2d Surface, 3d Topography and volume rendering techniques

  12. One of the Surface Viz • Movie Clip

  13. One of the Volume Viz • Movie Clip

  14. Current Viz Effort • Wave propagation in 3d • Topography with wave propagation • Movie Clip

  15. Tools we use • Vista (SDSC/NPACI) – Batch Volume renderer • Mesh Viewer (SDSC/NPACI) – Interactive Volume Renderer • Alias’s Maya & Image Studio • Adobe’s suite (After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator) • Other things that work

  16. Does Visualization help? • Diagnosis, monitoring and verification • Identification of fairly simple aggregate behavior of the phenomenon (wavefields) that could not be guessed at by simply examining standard output • Integrate disparate data • Makes the results palatable to broader audience

  17. Thanks for your patience!

  18. ? -  Website to visit http://visservices.sdsc.edu/ Drop a line to amit@sdsc.edu

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