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Introduction

Eventmatch_trigger is an application which collects earthquake events that come in through PDL, adds them to a configurable Postgres table, and attempts to match the events to detections which already reside in the database.

Installation and Dependencies

The ted conda environment must be activated for whichever user is running PDL. The PDL runs this code when a new event or event update (origin product) is received. To activate this environment for that user, type:

source activate ted

If the environment has not been created yet or does not exist, type:

./install.sh 

Two tables must exist in Postgres for events to be matched to detections:

  • event_ext
  • detection_ext
  • event_match

If these tables have not been created, first activate the desired PostgreSQL database from the terminal by typing:

psql -d <DB_name> -U <DB_user> -p <DB_port>

The values in brackets correspond to the values with the same name in eventmatch_config.ini. The user will also be asked to enter a password.

Create the event_ext table by typing:

create sequence event_ext_id_seq;
create table event_ext(
    id bigint not null primary key default nextval('event_ext_id_seq'),
    event_id character varying(40) not null,
    event_lat numeric(8,5),
    event_lon numeric(8,5),
    event_time timestamp without time zone,
    magnitude real
);

Create the event_match table by typing:

create sequence event_match_id_seq;
create table event_match(
    id bigint not null primary key default nextval('event_match_id_seq'),
    detection_id bigint not null,
    event_id character varying(40)
    match_time timestamp without time zone,
    create_time timestamp without time zone
);

If detection_ext has not already created, see detection_catcher_readme.md.

Eventmatch_trigger has been designed to run in Python 3.

Running eventmatch_trigger

To run eventmatch_trigger, first copy over eventmatch_trigger from ./bin into ~/tedapp. Make sure that trigger_funcs.py has been copied from ./ted into ~/tedapp.

The config file for eventmatch_trigger must be installed in ~/tedapp and named eventmatch_config.ini. An example eventmatch_config.ini can be found in this Git repository under ./exampleConfigFiles. The following pieces of information must be updated in the example eventmatch_config.ini to use it with eventmatch_trigger:

db_ip          IP address of the Postgres database
db_port        port number of the Postgres database
db_name        name of the Postgres database
db_user        username for the Postgres database
db_password    password for the Postgres database

Eventmatch_trigger is instantiated by PDL, and needs its own indexer_listener and listener in the Product Client config file to run.

The config file for PDL should include something like this:

[indexer_listener_exec_match]
type = gov.usgs.earthquake.indexer.ExternalIndexerListener
command = your/file/path/eventmatch_trigger
storage = indexer_listener_exec_storage
includeTypes = origin
processDuplicateProducts = false
processPreferredOnly = false
autoArchive = true

And the line which begins with "listeners = " should include the new listener defined previously in brackets, like this:

listeners = indexer_listener_exec, indexer_listener_exec_match

After editing config.ini, restart PDL.