Sear Sir:
I'm using PDCC to look for response files from public stations from the GNS. Among them, there is a set of stations with the network code IU; when I tried to open the IU.dataless file, which is accessible in the web, it seems that the files is too big and the software crashes. How can I overcome this problem?
Regards,
Antonio
Antonio A. Abrego M.
Ingeniero Civil
Unidad de Ingeniería Geotécnica
División de Ingeniería
Tel. 276-1989
E-Mail: aabrego<at>pancanal.com<ljethmal<at>pancanal.com>
I'm using PDCC to look for response files from public stations from the GNS. Among them, there is a set of stations with the network code IU; when I tried to open the IU.dataless file, which is accessible in the web, it seems that the files is too big and the software crashes. How can I overcome this problem?
Regards,
Antonio
Antonio A. Abrego M.
Ingeniero Civil
Unidad de Ingeniería Geotécnica
División de Ingeniería
Tel. 276-1989
E-Mail: aabrego<at>pancanal.com<ljethmal<at>pancanal.com>
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Hi Antonio-
The IU dataless is indeed a bit of a challenge for PDCC to manage. Though 133 MB doesn't sound like a big file, it's very dense with information and PDCC creates objects for all of them, so it takes up a lot of memory. I was successful in loading the IU.dataless file into PDCC by running it with a larger max heap setting of 4 GB.
java -Xmx4g -jar ./run_pdcc.jar
I am running Java 8, and this is the recommended version to run. It does take a while to load and show you the dataless tree, about 5 minutes. Once I did this, I was able to select a station and do a Save As... RESP file, saving the BBSR station RESP to disk.
I watched the memory usage and it creeped up to about 1.7 GB of memory at the highest point, so you would want to set the heap to be at least 2g, all depending on how much memory you have on your machine.
You can also try setting Compressed Oops if you are running a 64-bit JVM in an attempt to reduce memory usage, but in this case, I didn't see much of a difference:
java -XX:+UseCompressedOops -Xmx4g -jar ./run_pdcc.jar
-Rob
On Mar 30, 2017, at 1:59 PM, Antonio Abrego <aabrego<at>pancanal.com> wrote:
Sear Sir:
I’m using PDCC to look for response files from public stations from the GNS. Among them, there is a set of stations with the network code IU; when I tried to open the IU.dataless file, which is accessible in the web, it seems that the files is too big and the software crashes. How can I overcome this problem?
Regards,
Antonio
Antonio A. Abrego M.
Ingeniero Civil
Unidad de Ingeniería Geotécnica
División de Ingeniería
Tel. 276-1989
E-Mail: aabrego<at>pancanal.com <ljethmal<at>pancanal.com>
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Hello Rob:
Thank you very much for your help, however, I couldn’t open the file. The good news is that I did obtain the dataless files I wanted using the Breq_Fast request services that IRIS provides.
Regards,
Antonio
Antonio A. Abrego M.
Ingeniero Civil
Unidad de Ingeniería Geotécnica
División de Ingeniería
Tel. 276-1989
E-Mail: aabrego<at>pancanal.com<ljethmal<at>pancanal.com>
From: pdcc-bounce<at>iris.washington.edu [pdcc-bounce<at>iris.washington.edu] On Behalf Of Rob Casey
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2017 4:39 PM
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Subject: Re: [pdcc] Big files for PDCC
Hi Antonio-
The IU dataless is indeed a bit of a challenge for PDCC to manage. Though 133 MB doesn't sound like a big file, it's very dense with information and PDCC creates objects for all of them, so it takes up a lot of memory. I was successful in loading the IU.dataless file into PDCC by running it with a larger max heap setting of 4 GB.
java -Xmx4g -jar ./run_pdcc.jar
I am running Java 8, and this is the recommended version to run. It does take a while to load and show you the dataless tree, about 5 minutes. Once I did this, I was able to select a station and do a Save As... RESP file, saving the BBSR station RESP to disk.
I watched the memory usage and it creeped up to about 1.7 GB of memory at the highest point, so you would want to set the heap to be at least 2g, all depending on how much memory you have on your machine.
You can also try setting Compressed Oops if you are running a 64-bit JVM in an attempt to reduce memory usage, but in this case, I didn't see much of a difference:
java -XX:+UseCompressedOops -Xmx4g -jar ./run_pdcc.jar
-Rob
On Mar 30, 2017, at 1:59 PM, Antonio Abrego <aabrego<at>pancanal.com<aabrego<at>pancanal.com>> wrote:
Sear Sir:
I’m using PDCC to look for response files from public stations from the GNS. Among them, there is a set of stations with the network code IU; when I tried to open the IU.dataless file, which is accessible in the web, it seems that the files is too big and the software crashes. How can I overcome this problem?
Regards,
Antonio
Antonio A. Abrego M.
Ingeniero Civil
Unidad de Ingeniería Geotécnica
División de Ingeniería
Tel. 276-1989
E-Mail: aabrego<at>pancanal.com<ljethmal<at>pancanal.com>
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