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Test Cases ucvm.conf Flags
The user can specify whether a geotechnical layer, based on Ely Vs30 technique is added to the top 300M of the cvm-h model, by editing a flag in the ucvm.conf file. We expect that Vs values in the top 300m will be lower for sites when the USE_GTL flag is set to true. We called ucvm_query this way:
./bin/ucvm_query -f ./conf/ucvm.conf -m cvmh -c gd < ./tests/inputs/ucvm_socal_test_pts.txt > ucvm_cvmh_depth_usegtl_false_results.txt
We ran this query without USE_GTL by setting conf/ucvm.conf file flag this way:
cvmh_param=USE_1D_BKG,False cvmh_param=USE_GTL,False
We ran this query with USE_GTL by setting conf/ucvm.conf file flag this way:
cvmh_param=USE_1D_BKG,False cvmh_param=USE_GTL,True
We posted the results on a SCEC Website at:
This shows the the USE_GTL flag return different material properties in the top 500m. However, the columns showing combined results (from model and GTL) are identical. This suggests that the combined properties columns change only when an external GTL is returned from the UCVM. CVM-H internal GTL does not appear as a "combined" material properties, but rather as native model properties.
The user can specify a CVM-H configuration flag that enables or disables use of a 1D background model. We run ucvm_query twice, for a point outside the cvm-h region, and show that the flag takes effect. The default CVM-H flag is not to use a 1D background model. We expect ucvm to return material properties for regions outside of the CVM-H region when the 1D background model is true.
We called ucvm_query this way:
./bin/ucvm_query -f ./conf/ucvm.conf -m cvmh -c gd < ./tests/inputs/ucvm_socal_test_pts.txt > ucvm_cvmh_depth_1dtrue_results.txt
We ran this query without 1D bkg by setting conf/ucvm.conf file flag this way:
cvmh_param=USE_1D_BKG,False cvmh_param=USE_GTL,False
We ran this query with 1D bkg by setting conf/ucvm.conf file flag this way:
cvmh_param=USE_1D_BKG,True cvmh_param=USE_GTL,False
We posted the results on a SCEC Website at:
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