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Active Message Threads for April 2008
wwxu
Hi, Sir
First you have to know the unit of your data, count or m*m/s? also, the
unit of the instrument response, rad/s or Hz(2*pi difference)? and then,
which kind of instrument response, i.e., displacement, velocity or
acceleration(2*pi*f difference)? the magnitude of different response may be
different up to several orders.
Your sincerely,
Xu W.
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Dr. WeiWei Xu
Institute of Geology and Geophysics
Chinese Academy of Sciences
P.O.Box 9825
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Kenneth Macpherson
Hello all,
I have acceleration data in the Kinemetrics event file format (.evt) that I have converted to SAC using the companies K2SAC program. I am now going through the process of correcting the data and to be honest, this is my first attempt at this sort of thing! I have removed the mean and instrument response using RMEAN and TRANSFER, respectively. Now the waveforms look correct except that the amplitudes are orders of magnitude too high! Is there some kind of amplitude scaling step th…
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Александр Ж
Good daytime.
I have a very important question for me. Help me please to understand the next operation:
I have the plot and I need to get the Y-value if I have X-value fixed. What function or operation in the SAC does it do?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Alexander S. Zholondz
(Saint-Petersburg State University, Saint-Petersburg, Russia)
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Nadezda Kraeva
Hi all,I attempt to apply a SAC Wiener filter to remove a noise. A design filter window is taken just before the first arrival. Tests show that an amplitude of the resulting signal is changed, sometimes up to order of magnitude, that makes this version of filter unsuitable for further spectral estimations and response specter analysis. Could you tell me, please, how to normalise the signal after the SAC Wiener filter application to get correct amplitudes?I use the 101.1 Version of SAC, in Fedor…
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Geo .
Thanks Brian, will try that...
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Dear All,
I have a problem with the concatenation of BB variables as follows,
SETBB A VARIABLE1
SETBB B VARIABLE2
SETBB C (CONC %A% '_' %B) (I want to create VARIABLE1_VARIABLE2, say some
name, as the C value)
This gives me "segmentation fault". How should I get around this problem?
Any help is greatly appreaciated.
Januka.
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Re: concatenation - Brian Savage - 2008-04-12 01:22:10
Sonia Castro Alarcon
Hi, I'm trying to fully understand the header of sac files. In http://www.iris.edu./manuals/rdseed.htm#header at the Dta Recovery section they said the header is
yyyy.ddd.hh.mm.ss.ffff.SSSSS.CCC.SAC
where yyyy is the year, ddd is the Julian day, hh.mm.ss.ffff is the time of day of the start of the first record, SSSSS is the station name, and CCC is the component name for the particular seismogram being recovered, BUT I found that there are data missing: two letters before the station name whi…
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Xuefeng Shang
Hi all,
When I used sac to remove the instrument response, I got such error
below:
*** glibc detected *** /quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/bin/sac: double free
or corruption (!prev): 0x086e50e8 ***
======= Backtrace: =========
/lib/libc.so.6[0x92adf1]
/lib/libc.so.6(cfree+0x90)[0x92e430]
/quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/bin/sac[0x80581ef]
/quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/bin/sac[0x80aef62]
/quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/bin/sac[0x80ae65e]
/quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/bin/sac[0x8055080]
/quake/linuxlocal/sac_v100/b…
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Re: Sac abort anormally - Brian Savage - 2008-04-02 18:24:19
