Too, initially, I thought Google DOcs was the best transmitting format, but I have determined that Google is forcing limitations on amount of storable data, therefore the CSV method is the only possible alternative, I am able to export it, so the analyzers just have the read in the CSV.

It was my mistake, but it has been corrected.

I cloned data-curators repo in my Virtual Machine, after that I want get update that repo. So I did git pull in my VM under data-curators director, there is new file in my director but when I open the ipython notebook, there is no file. why??
Anyone can help? Thank you!

To all,
Since the CSV file was deemed too big to attempt to push to Github, we will be attempting to put it in a Google Spreadsheet for the Analyzers to work on. If there are any issues, please let us know now

Hey everyone, I think it would be a good idea to update the readme with some notes about which data sets people should actually be using. I have heard from other groups that all the stuff we have up in our repo is confusing.
Is the correct one found in dropbox?
@tristantao or anyone else?

Can some please make sure to move the curate.ipynb file into the shared folder. I am unable to use the ipython notebook with it and thus, unable to look at the code.

This may be useful for visualizers and analyzers.
I found this page on the SCEC website that details the less obvious variables. These variables may or may not be useful for the models we are doing.
http://www.data.scec.org/eq-catalogs/docs/scec_dc.html

ET= Event Type
M = Magnitude Type
Depth = Depth in Kilometers
Q = Location Quality
EVID = Event ID
NPH = Number of Picked Phases
NGRM = Number of Grams/Station Traces