What I heard ...

Status reports:
	Menlo move at Mt. Tam largely complete.
	Failure of an ATM card last week in Menlo Park.
	Need to coordinate for tree trimming in Parkfield
	Menlo has broadband installations scheduled for
		Lassen area, Postpile, and Auburn
	Jim L. has been working with Winston.  Some issues,
		but things are going well
	Berkeley is taking a breather in the move to SRB1.
		Next spate of moving will be in July after
		the T1s are brought in on fiber.
	Berkeley installations at Marconi and Alder Springs are
		underway
	
Request card generator
	Pete wrote a summary of Doug Given's current code.  Our
	discussion suggested a preference for simplicity, leaning
	toward a single measure of extraction, rather than a 
	sensor-dependent selection (ie, different rules for 
	velocity and acceleration sensors). 
	
	General consensus:  Err on the side of too much, rather
	than too little data.  

		-> PL to make plots comparing the SoCal usage of
		the Joyner Boore relations and Bob U's suggestion
		of a Wood Anderson measure.  Dave O and Lind to
		select their favorite.  The plan is to extract and
		include all geophysical channels at a site if it 
		qualifies, which means HH, BH and possibly LH.

		-> Need to investigate what filtering options exist
		within Jiggle. Can you sort by sensor type?

Jiggle
	Is up and running.  Stephane has confirmed that it calculates
	something when you ask it to compute Md, but this needs to
	be looked at by Menlo.
	
	There are some issues still to be resolved, such as the use
	of weights in hypoinverse and the more general issue of 
	whether all the hypoinverse field that should be mapped are.
	
	-> Dave, Fred, Lind and Stephane are to review this issue.
	Stephane to initiate this by resending a mail message. Dave
	O is designated as chair.

	-> Then Dave, Doug, and Stephane will work with Paul and
	SoCal to address any issues.  Paul will be modifying hyp2ps
	and the event coordinator as needed.

Implementation
	The outcome of this discussion was to get a test system up 
	and running as soon as possible.  We decided that this would
	be implemented with SEED compliant channel names, which means
	that Fred will need to generate appropriate hypoinverse config
	files (and essentially maintain 2 versions in parallel).

	-> Stephane and Will and Lynn will set up Jiggle and a 
	hypoinverse server in Menlo.

	-> Pete will set up an implementation of the RCG and waveform
	archiver in Berkeley.

	-> Menlo will take it out for a test drive ...

	This should be able to get rolling very quickly.

Late data
	We'll need tools to handle the late data issue but decided that
	it should not be a show-stopper now.

Catalog maintenance
	Two issues here - we will need tools to allow
	people to go in and "fix" problems.  Dave O does this type of
	thing now with vi.  This is like to be on an event by event
	basis.  Second, it will be useful to have a tool that would
	allow for wholesale processing of the catalog - such as 
	rerunning hypoinverse with a new velocity model.  

	-> Dave O to check with Kate Hutton on what existing tools
	SoCal uses for maintenance.

CUSP backlog
	We spent a lot of time discussing the CUSP backlog.
	Lynn D. has written up the plan the came out of that
	discussion.  

	-> Doug N to review the plan and see if there are any
	"gotchas"

Location codes 
	Round and round and round and round ...

	We can't migrate to using location codes until CUSP is eliminated.
	Once CUSP is eliminated, we could begin using our location code
	software, but this would imply certain actions depending on where
	SoCal is in their preparations.  

	Current policies:  Menlo to use "  " (ie, blankblank); UCB is
	planning to use "00".  This topic is very difficult because 
	implementation depends on whether NC or SC is ready first.

	Proposal: Have Pete, Lynn, Kalpesh and Vikki develop a plan
	for the staged implementation, looking at the issues of who
	gets there first.

Current items:
	UCB is working on implemented the reporting of automated moment
	tensor solutions via QDDS.  Pete is working on this.

	Discussion of reporting polygon.  Lind and Dave O have agreed to
	look into this.

Real-time system:
	Late in the day, we weren't quite up for a discussion of the
	real-time system.  However, we agreed that we need to start 
	working on this in parallel with the efforts to eliminate
	CUSP.  So, the outcome of the discussion is for Will to 
	work with Pete and Stephane to begin setting up a system in
	Menlo.  First stop:  Oracle database installation.  

	-> Will to work with Pete and Stephane on setting up the
	TriNet software as is.  This will give us some experience
	with the codes and motivate us to address unresolved 
	issues like the handling of Md.

Next steps:
	NCSS call on 7/22 @10
	NCSS meeting in Berkeley on 8/18