Data and results: Periodic slow slip events on the Hayward Fault

Overview. Data products and model files for Lindsay and Bürgmann, Periodic slow slip events on the Hayward Fault. The code is archived separately (below). The deposit holds the three rebased OPERA DISP-S1 Sentinel-1 displacement stacks over the Hayward Fault (2016 to 2026), the inputs the analysis reads, the PyLith slip-model files, and every product and figure of the analysis. Every number in the paper is in outputs/registry.csv and outputs/paper_numbers.md (in outputs.zip), with the notebook and section that computes it. Files 09156_stack.nc.part*, 09157_stack.nc.part*, 11115_stack.nc.part*: rebased OPERA DISP-S1 stacks, frames 09156 and 09157 (ascending, track 35) and 11115 (descending, track 42), netCDF, split into 600 MB parts. inputs_external.zip: the external inputs the notebooks read (fault trace and 100 m crossings, USGS creepmeter and alignment-array records, GHCNd rain). Other published datasets the notebooks read are cited. gnss_velocity.zip: GNSS station tables, the GNSS-InSAR tie, the tied velocity mosaics. aperture_sweep.zip: the cross-fault aperture sweep. models_inputs.zip, models_3d_sfsvm.zip.part*, models_homogeneous.zip: PyLith meshes, spatial databases and output points; for each run used, the points, fault and elastic_info outputs, parameters and G matrix; homogeneous (CSI) Green's functions. sensitivity.zip: sensitivity tables and L-curves. outputs.zip, figures.zip: all notebook products and the number registry, all figures (paper figures under paper/). The executed notebooks, with all their outputs, are in the code release. extension_check_2026-10-30.zip: the bridging check behind the forecast: Sentinel-1 from December 2025 to 30 October 2026 processed from OPERA CSLC-S1 with Dolphin 0.42.5 and the DISP-S1 settings (scripts, environment, configurations, Dolphin time series, the step check and its result). README.md, MANIFEST.csv, CHECKSUMS.md5: file descriptions, the contents of every zip, checksums. Rejoin split files with cat <file>.part* > <file>. Open Research and Software. OPERA DISP-S1 (doi:10.5067/SNWG/OPL3DISPS1-V1) and TROPO-ZENITH (doi:10.5067/SNWG/OPL4TROZEN-V1) products are public from NASA ASF DAAC. The USGS San Francisco Bay region 3D seismic velocity model v26.0 is doi:10.5066/P13AEJFI. Processing uses opera-utils 0.25.4, MintPy 1.6.3, PyLith 5.0.2 (doi:10.5281/zenodo.21909051) and CSI (doi:10.5281/zenodo.14170821). Code: github.com/Dani-Lindsay/TulePond_DISP, archived at release v1.0.0 (the paper's run), doi:10.5281/zenodo.23934127. Acknowledgements. We thank the data providers: NASA JPL OPERA, ASF DAAC, USGS, NOAA NCEI and the Nevada Geodetic Laboratory. The forecast in this deposit was issued and archived on 4 November 2026, conditioned on data through 24 October 2026.