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Tl16 #4352

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@rcgee rcgee commented Jan 11, 2019

While preparing the new Italian National Hazard model, INGV noticed that some GMPEs in tusa_langer_2016.py mistakenly used frequency values as periods in the coefficient tables. This bug was present in the the epicentral models, but not the hypocentral model.

The values have been corrected in the GMPE file and in the verification tables.

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daniviga commented Jan 11, 2019

Does this need backport to 3.3? @micheles

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This is a question for @mmpagani

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mmpagani commented Jan 11, 2019 via email

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daniviga commented Jan 11, 2019

I don’t think it’s necessary. Recently they run calculation from master.

No, they don't. They are running a "feature frozen" nightly build which is 3.3 in practice, but they must be brought back to stable ASAP (the effort to keep them on unstable is too high, and too risky).

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LGTM on my part, if @mmpagani is happy. Please update the changelog.

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The changes look good to me. Thanks Robin. I'll check with our INGV colleagues what they are exactly planning to use.

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