Hi,
I want to stack seismograms (receiver-functions) into ray parameter and
back-azimuth bins.
1. Unless you guys recommend otherwise, I think I should use *sumstack *in
the *SSS *subprocess. The *sumstack *command says you can *"turn
normalization option on or off. When this option is on the resulting
summation is normalized by dividing each point by a factor that is the sum
of each file's weight*." Where is this weight stored and how do I change
it? It doesn't say in the documentation (
https://ds.iris.edu/files/sac-manual/commands/sss.com/sss.html), or I've
missed it.
2. Anyone has a script ready (in SAC/bash/python) to do the binning?
Thanks,
Shahar
I want to stack seismograms (receiver-functions) into ray parameter and
back-azimuth bins.
1. Unless you guys recommend otherwise, I think I should use *sumstack *in
the *SSS *subprocess. The *sumstack *command says you can *"turn
normalization option on or off. When this option is on the resulting
summation is normalized by dividing each point by a factor that is the sum
of each file's weight*." Where is this weight stored and how do I change
it? It doesn't say in the documentation (
https://ds.iris.edu/files/sac-manual/commands/sss.com/sss.html), or I've
missed it.
2. Anyone has a script ready (in SAC/bash/python) to do the binning?
Thanks,
Shahar
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OK, I found the weighting factor in the *ADDSTACK *command.
On Fri, Aug 5, 2016 at 1:39 PM, Shahar Barak <shaharb<at>stanford.edu> wrote:
Hi,
I want to stack seismograms (receiver-functions) into ray parameter and
back-azimuth bins.
1. Unless you guys recommend otherwise, I think I should use *sumstack
*in the *SSS *subprocess. The *sumstack *command says you can *"turn
normalization option on or off. When this option is on the resulting
summation is normalized by dividing each point by a factor that is the sum
of each file's weight*." Where is this weight stored and how do I
change it? It doesn't say in the documentation (
https://ds.iris.edu/files/sac-manual/commands/sss.com/sss.html
https://ds.iris.edu/files/sac-manual/commands/sss.com/sss.html), or
I've missed it.
2. Anyone has a script ready (in SAC/bash/python) to do the binning?
Thanks,
Shahar