The OpenQuake Team at EuroPython!
The OpenQuake Team has participated in the last EuroPython in Florence! The OpenQuake engine is developed in Java and Python languages and it’s main purpose is to compute Hazard and Risk on any scale. About 600 python hackers were there with their laptops/mobile phone/pads to learn/teach/hack on very interesting stuff. […]
OpenQuake at the OKCon 2011
OpenQuake attended the OKCon2011 Conference organized by the Open Knowledge Foundation in Berlin, Germany! We met with people working on similar projects and facing similar open data challenges and chatted with the OKCon community members about what we at OpenQuake are currently doing. It was a great opportunity to share […]
Clone a GeoNode
As you may or may not know one of the OpenSource tools that we are using to power OpenQuake is GeoNode. In fact the OpenGEM project is using several GeoNode instances and may be deploying more soon. If your not familiar with GeoNode take a look at the projects website, I’m not going […]
Open Knowledge Foundation Blog features OpenQuake
The Open Knowledge Foundation has recently featured a bog post about the OpenQuake and the GEM collabroative effort. To read more: http://blog.okfn.org/2011/06/23/open-quake-and-gem-collaborative-effort/
Calculation for Turkey
I just performed a hazard calculation with our fancy SUN machines. I launched a calculation for Turkey (from 25 to 50 degree N and from 15 to 55 degree E) with a grid spacing of 0.1. So total number of sites was 100651. Launching the calculation from SUN02 and running […]
Blog
Welcome to the OpenQuake.org Blog Here, we will articulate our vision of the the OpenQuake project, highlight the technological progress we and others make towards it, and new features as they are conceived and developed. It is a good place to get the general feel of what is going on and […]
