Development Team
(see the Getting Involved section to find out how you can join the development team)
The current distributed technology framework for OpenSHA has been designed and implemented by:
Ned (Edward) Field (USGS/SCEC)
Nitin Gupta (USC/SCEC) &
Vipin Gupta (USC/SCEC)
The initial design and implementation of OpenSHA was by:
Ned (Edward) Field (USGS/SCEC) &
Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. (Sid Hellman, Steven Rock, and Paul Friberg)
The following are involved in the Java source-code, application development, testing process:
Edward (Ned) Field, USGS/SCEC
Nitin Gupta, USC/SCEC
Vipin Gupta, USC/SCEC
Note: you can temporarily reach this group by sending email to java_psha@relm.org (we will have more appropriate email groups and/or discussion boards in the future).
The following are involved in implementation designs and engineering seismology tools:
The following are involved in high-order design and implementation issues:
Edward (Ned) Field, USGS/SCEC
Thomas Jordan, USC/SCEC
Philip Maechling, USC/SCEC
Allin Cornell, Stanford University
The following are involved in design and implementation evaluations (managed through SCEC's Implementation-Interface group):
Paul Somerville, URS
Norman Abrahamson, PEER
Kenneth Campbell, EQE International
Members of SCEC's information-technology research collaboration are also contributing to this development.
The following can help with developing custom applications (if what you want is not on our agenda):
