Dear SAC users,
I am using the code sac2mseed to convert my sac files to
miniseed format.
The SAC file perfectly opens under SAC. But the converted file seems to be
empty. Hereby I am the code sac2mseed and the sac file.
Any help?
Thank you.
Regards
Sanjay
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Sanjay Singh Negi
Alternate Email: sasnegi85<at>gmail.com
Contact No.- +91-9536145596
I am using the code sac2mseed to convert my sac files to
miniseed format.
The SAC file perfectly opens under SAC. But the converted file seems to be
empty. Hereby I am the code sac2mseed and the sac file.
Any help?
Thank you.
Regards
Sanjay
--
Sanjay Singh Negi
Alternate Email: sasnegi85<at>gmail.com
Contact No.- +91-9536145596
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Hi Sanjay,
I use obspy/python. Here is how it does it, very simple and it takes just 2
lines of code:
https://docs.obspy.org/packages/autogen/obspy.core.stream.Stream.write.html
-Esteban J. Chaves
On Sun, Jul 29, 2018 at 12:26 AM sanjay Singh Negi <sonoogeo<at>gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear SAC users,
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I am using the code sac2mseed to convert my sac files to
miniseed format.
The SAC file perfectly opens under SAC. But the converted file seems to be
empty. Hereby I am the code sac2mseed and the sac file.
Any help?
Thank you.
Regards
Sanjay
--
Sanjay Singh Negi
Alternate Email: sasnegi85<at>gmail.com
Contact No.- +91-9536145596
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Esteban J. Chaves
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Hello Sanjay,
I am having no trouble converting AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z to miniSEED using sac2mseed:
$ sac2mseed AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z -o AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed -v
sac2mseed version: 1.12
Reading AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] Reading SAC binary format (little-endian)
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] Creating integer data scaled by: 1
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] 30001 samps @ 50.000000 Hz for N: 'II', S: 'AMR', L: 'SI', C: 'EPZ'
Packed 1 trace(s) of 30001 samples into 5 records
$ ls -l AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed
-rw-r--r-- 1 chad staff 20480 Jul 29 11:23 AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed
I would happy to help you off-list, any generally useful information will be shared back to the list.
regards,
Chad
On Jul 29, 2018, at 12:24 AM, sanjay Singh Negi <sonoogeo<at>gmail.com> wrote:
Dear SAC users,
I am using the code sac2mseed to convert my sac files to miniseed format.
The SAC file perfectly opens under SAC. But the converted file seems to be empty. Hereby I am the code sac2mseed and the sac file.
Any help?
Thank you.
Regards
Sanjay
--
Sanjay Singh Negi
Alternate Email: sasnegi85<at>gmail.com http://gmail.com/
Contact No.- +91-9536145596
<sac2mseed-master.zip><AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z>
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Hi Sanjay,
I think I see the problem. The output files are not empty but all the data samples are zeros. The problem is that the data samples in the SAC are very, very small and the range between smallest and largest is quite large, e.g. 4.46119e-14, -1.04593e-09, etc. The default output encoding for sac2mseed is Steim-2 encoding, which requires 32-bit integers. By default the data values are also-scaled to integers, but something about the range means autoscaling is not being applied. In the end, when the 32-bit floats are converted to integers they all become zero.
Two suggestions:
1) Use 32-bit float encoding for the converted miniSEED using the "-e 4" option, e.g.:
$ sac2mseed AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z -o AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed -v -e 4
There will be no compression of this data.
2) Apply a scaling factor to the samples using the -s option. You need to determine which factor you wish to apply.
regards,
Chad
On Jul 29, 2018, at 11:27 AM, Chad Trabant <chad<at>iris.washington.edu> wrote:
Hello Sanjay,
I am having no trouble converting AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z to miniSEED using sac2mseed:
$ sac2mseed AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z -o AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed -v
sac2mseed version: 1.12
Reading AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] Reading SAC binary format (little-endian)
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] Creating integer data scaled by: 1
[AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z] 30001 samps @ 50.000000 Hz for N: 'II', S: 'AMR', L: 'SI', C: 'EPZ'
Packed 1 trace(s) of 30001 samples into 5 records
$ ls -l AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed
-rw-r--r-- 1 chad staff 20480 Jul 29 11:23 AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.mseed
I would happy to help you off-list, any generally useful information will be shared back to the list.
regards,
Chad
On Jul 29, 2018, at 12:24 AM, sanjay Singh Negi <sonoogeo<at>gmail.com <sonoogeo<at>gmail.com>> wrote:
Dear SAC users,
I am using the code sac2mseed to convert my sac files to miniseed format.
The SAC file perfectly opens under SAC. But the converted file seems to be empty. Hereby I am the code sac2mseed and the sac file.
Any help?
Thank you.
Regards
Sanjay
--
Sanjay Singh Negi
Alternate Email: sasnegi85<at>gmail.com http://gmail.com/
Contact No.- +91-9536145596
<sac2mseed-master.zip><AMR_2012.107.00.10.00.z>
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