The Southern California Earthquake Center (SCEC) Transient Detection intercomparison required that all participants apply their methods to the same datasets, each dataset containing some tectonic signal (or none), plus realistic noise. One way to produce these would be to add tectonic signals to actual data from the California continuous GPS network (CCGPSN), but there are two problems with this: using the same background series for all datasets makes it easy to isolate signals by differencing, and we would not know if there was a transient already present in the data. Instead, fully synthetic datasets were used, each of which had...
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