Here is the to-do list for Cyerbshake:

version 18.6:

1. Conduct manual verification of the existing IM plots from simulation
2. Run empirical IM and ratio plots for the remaining faults 
3. Code IM ratio statistical analysis and plot histogram of the ratio for further investigation; then hand it over to software engineers to add to the workflow
4. Conduct manual verification of the existing IM plots
5. Run IM aggregate and hazard calc for SA(5.0) as an example case
6. Verify the hazard curves as the code has changed again
7. Run hazard calcs for CS18.6 for all IMs existing empirical PSHAs
8. Compare hazard curves and hazard maps for 18.6 and 18.5
9. Fill in the draft paper with updated results
10. Review and revise – and send to Brendon for review
11. Conduct hazard calculations via python code and compare with the openSHA results

version 18.11:

1. Identify source parameters that can be considered in the list of variable parameters for source generation (besides Mw)
2. Investigate the correlation structure between the chosen parameters
3. Set up the SRF generation code to include these parameters 
4. Generate SRF and VM
5. Run verification test on them (both via verification code + manual checks)
6. Run GM sim via new workflow
7. Run IM verification code + do a manual verification 
8. Plot IMs
9. run Hazard calc
10. Compare results from the previous steps with the empirical and previous versions of cybershake runs