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Active Message Threads for September 2022
John West
Greetings. I have a python system which retrieves station and channel
information using the Obspy client get_stations() call, as
DCclient.get_stations(startbefore=FileStart, endafter=FileEnd,
network=N.code, channel=CHANNELS, level='channel')
Recently I have been getting errors on some networks, and the error code
seems to indicate that the data center is returning strings instead of
datetimes(?)
The following requests fail (values in order of the request parameters
above)
2021-07-04T01:29:00.…
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Re: Station info errors with Obspy fdsn client - Robert Casey - 2022-09-30 09:02:10
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Re: Station info errors with Obspy fdsn client - Adam Clark - 2022-09-30 09:56:28
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Re: Station info errors with Obspy fdsn client - John West - 2022-09-30 11:38:04
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Re: Station info errors with Obspy fdsn client - Robert Casey - 2022-09-30 10:43:49
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Re: Station info errors with Obspy fdsn client - John West - 2022-09-30 11:12:27
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Ipsita Mitra (imitra)
2022-09-29 05:19:30
- 2022-09-30 08:54:39
Greetings,
This is an inquiry regarding if the BREQ-fast forum is continuing to accept online request for waveform download. I tried twice, but it is always sending me back with a 'no data' response and additionally it sent me the below screenshot second time. Is there any other way I can request data from IRIS?
[cid:82c06acc-3a5d-4613-a00d-bc5c2ea98e84]
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Re: could not get data from IRIS breq-fast - Robert Casey - 2022-09-30 08:54:39
Brandon VanderBeek
I have recently encountered an error using irisFetch.Stations. Two days ago
(28-Aug-2022), I was able to run the following command without error,
S =
irisFetch.Stations('STATION','*','*','*','*','MinimumLatitude',38,'MaximumLatitude',52,'MinimumLongitude',-131,'MaximumLongitude',-115);
However, for the past two days this command has been giving the error
copied below. I'll note that requesting specifically the 'BHZ' channel
instead of the wildcard '*' runs without error while requesting
speci…
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Re: Java Error with irisFetch.Stations - Robert Casey - 2022-09-23 17:37:59
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Re: Java Error with irisFetch.Stations - Brandon VanderBeek - 2022-09-24 11:37:18
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