Supporting Data for pyCSEP: A Software Toolkit for Earthquake Forecast Developers

Contains data needed to reproduce the figures from the publication of pyCSEP: A Software Toolkit for Earthquake Forecast Developers. The data can be uncompressed using the following command: tar -xzvf pycsep_esrl_data.tar.gz After uncompressing, the data set contains the following files: data/ evaluation_catalog.json evaluation_catalog_zechar2013_merge.txt SRL_2018031_esupp_Table_S1.txt forecasts/ bird_liu.neokinema-fromXML.dat ebel.aftershock.corrected-fromXML.dat helmstetter_et_al.hkj.aftershock-fromXML.dat lombardi.DBM.italy.5yr.2010-01-01.dat meletti.MPS04.italy.5yr.2010-01-01.dat werner.HiResSmoSeis-m1.italy.5yr.2010-01-01.dat ucerf3_forecast/ config.json m71_event.json results_complete.bin

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