Internal Meeting March 3, 2022

Attending

• Tiegan H.
• Phil L.
• Damon U.
• Anthony F.
• Drew R.
• Will C.
• Joost V.

Notes

Hex bin clipping:

• consensus what that a hybrid approach might be best, where unclipped geometries are used at national scale and clipped geometries used at regional/neighbourhood scale
• will defer to H7 for final decision

Contact us page:

• Earthquakes Canada mailbox exists, so we could use that (Tiegan)
  • Maybe just put a link in the footer?
  • However, we don’t want technical requests to go to that address (Tiegan)
    • For example, problems on the page, suggestions, etc.
    • perhaps go to GitHub discussions via a web form? Would need to tested to see if it's technically feasible.

Training Material:

• Wait on prototype
• place holders with “Under Development”:
• 'Topics' H7 can use as place holders (i.e. for the side-scrolling menu at the bottom of the landing page, and quick links on the training page assuming we'll use a similar format to the one provided in climatedata.ca):
  1. "Introduction to Earthquake Scenarios"
  2. "Introduction to Probabilistic Earthquake Risk"
  3. "How to use RiskProfiler.ca"

What are we going to do with the Probabilistic Risks page in the mean time?

• “Under Development”
• Provide facility for soliciting for feedback?
  • web form to Tiegan email
• Link to public repo if available

Downloads page:

• downloads as per our downloads site, Damon to work with H7
• Future considerations:
  • download data from this graph (Tiegan) v2 (Anthony to create issue)
  • download link to CSV

Glossary:

• probably useful to have on training page
• we can link to USGS: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/glossary/?alpha=ALL
• defer to H7 for guidance

Chat links

https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards/science/introduction-national-seismic-hazard-maps https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards/science/earthquake-hazards-101-basics https://www.usgs.gov/programs/earthquake-hazards/science/earthquake-hazards-201-technical-qa