GfsEventList

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	EVENT0...		EVENT0...
	EVENT1...		EVENT1...
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-	where EVENT0, EVENT1, ..., are [[GfsEvent|GfsEvents]].	+	where EVENT0, EVENT1, ..., are [[GfsEvent]]s. The <code>CLASSNAME</code> argument is optional and should be the name of the type of [[GfsEvent]]s contained in the list.
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A GfsEventList is a list of events will be performed in sequence at the prescribed instants during the simulation.

The syntax in parameter files is:

 [ GfsEvent ] (CLASSNAME) { 
   EVENT0...
   EVENT1...
   ...
 }

where EVENT0, EVENT1, ..., are GfsEvents. The CLASSNAME argument is optional and should be the name of the type of GfsEvents contained in the list.

Examples

• The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami

    EventList { start = 212 step = 6 end = 272 } {
	Init {} { D = 0 }
	InitOkada D {
	    x = 93.90 y = 5.22
	    depth = 11.4857e3
	    strike = 348 dip = 12 rake = 90
	    length = 150e3 width = 130e3
	    U = 23
	}
    }

    EventList { start = 528 step = 6 end = 588 } {
	Init {} { D = 0 }
	InitOkada D {
	    x = 93.21 y = 7.41
	    depth = 12.525e3
	    strike = 338 dip = 12 rake = 90
	    length = 390e3 width = 120e3
	    U = 12
	}
    }

    EventList { start = 853 step = 6 end = 913 } {
	Init {} { D = 0 }
	InitOkada D {
	    x = 92.60 y = 9.70
	    depth = 15.12419e3
	    strike = 356 dip = 12 rake = 90
	    length = 150e3 width = 95e3
	    U = 12
	}
    }

    EventList { start = 1213 step = 6 end = 1273 } {
	Init {} { D = 0 }
	InitOkada D {
	    x = 92.87 y = 11.70
	    depth = 15.12419e3
	    strike = 10 dip = 12 rake = 90
	    length = 350e3 width = 95e3
	    U = 12
	}
    }

• Simple example of groundwater flow following Darcy's law

    EventList { start = end } {
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> p } { v = P } {
	    s = atan2 (y, x)
	}
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> U } { v = U } {
	    s = y / (x*x + y*y)
	}
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> V } { v = V } {
	    s = -x / (x*x + y*y)
	}
	OutputSimulation solution.gfs
    }

• Groundwater flow with piecewise constant permeability

    EventList { start = end } {
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> p } { v = P } {
	    s = THETA>-M_PI/3 ? THETA : 2*THETA+M_PI/3
	}
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> U } { v = U } {
	    s = y / (x*x + y*y)
	}
	OutputErrorNorm {} { awk '{print LEVEL, $5, $7, $9}' >> V } { v = V } {
	    s = -x / (x*x + y*y)
	}
	OutputSimulation {} solution.gfs	
    }