Draft minutes from CISN software call - 3-8-05

2 topics of special interest in NC (CUSP must die!)
	Request card generator - Status of SoCal modifications

		It is completed and being tuned by SoCal.  Doug G thinks 
		it is currently too conservative.  The RCG is implemented
		in Java and can be used in Jiggle or as a stored 
		porceedure in the dbms.

		Since the only remaining issue is "tuning", NoCal can begin
		to use it.  

	-> Doug G. to talk with Pete and provide the source code.
			
	Jiggle  - New release to handle Md

		A new release has been provided to NC but there have
		been problems with attaching to the dbms.  Doug G. 
		thinks it is a mismatch between Oracle and the Java 
		versions and suggested appropriate versions.  

	-> Doug N. and Stephane will will investigate whether this solves
	the problem.

CMS implementation in TriNet software
	Current status in SoCal
		Not fully deployed in SoCal yet.  The servers are running,
		but not the clients.  Staged deployment underway.
		Starting with the post-processing alarming as an
		"innocuous" starting point.

	Update on NC installation
		Pete found references to smart-sockets in the CMS
		codes.  Removing them allowed the CMS libraries to
		compile, but he then encountered problems in compiling
		the TriNet libraries.

	-> Kalpesh and Pete to work together to build a clear version
	without references to SmartSockets and address other compilation
	problems.

Magnitude coordinator
	Specification development
		Kalpesh has initiated a discussion about the specifications
		of the magnitude coordinator.  

	-> NC to follow-up and use discussion board.

SEED location codes
	Status of implementation plans?

		NC and SC need to be in sync on the implementation of
		location codes, given the sharing of waveforms and
		parametric data.

		Kalpesh is interested in working on this once the CMS
		deployment is complete.  SoCal needs changes to their
		versions of the EW software and to the TriNet codes.

		NC has put location codes in some of the TriNet codes.
		In order to implement location codes, NC needs to
		retire CUSP.

		-> Pete to provide a list of the TriNet codes that have been
		changed in NC (by him and by Jim Yan)

		->Lynn to provide a list of the Earthworm modules that have
		changed.  This has also impacted config files.  Lynn to
		provide whatever documentation exists on location codes.

Misc items
	Statewide system - Need to restart pick feeds
		SoCal took their system offline.

		-> Tammer will set up feeds from both systems for Lynn
		(we don't have a way to handle failover at this time);
		she can either take both feeds and run a pick filter
		or just take a single feed for testing.

	NC running McNamara's PSD codes
		Pete has set-up the PSD codes at the BSL and they are
		running on approximately 400 channels since Jan 1 
		(broadband, strong-motion, strain, electro-magnetic)

		He has modified the codes to handle acceleration, strain,
		and em channels in addition to velocity.  He has also
		provided the functionality to determine a time-window
		associated with the a frequency domain signal.

		The Berkeley plots are currently here (they may move in the
		future):  moho.geo.berkeley.edu/seismo/PDF/

		-> Pete will work with Tammer and Kalpesh to help
		implement this in southern California.
			
Other

	Next call:  4/1 at 11. 

Please note that the email list currently consists of
Doug N, Peter, Dave O, Lynn, Egill, Doug G, Tammer, Kalpesh, Paul F.
and me.  If we want/need others, to participate, then please ask
them.